House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, who led the GOP’s debt reduction efforts this summer and bashed stimulus spending, sought money for the stimulus in private letters for projects like high-speed rail.
Eric Cantor Supports High Speed Rail
9 Comments to “Eric Cantor Supports High Speed Rail”
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Mr. Hoffman,
You live in Colorado, right ? So what happened with the defeat of Prop 103 ?
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There are a lot of dumb-asses here. Colorado is the home of Focus On The Family.
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Mr. Hoffman,
I assume you voted for Prop 103 ?
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I did. An educated populous is good for our country. You right-wingers hate our country, hate education for the masses, hate the environment, hate a government controlled by the people…
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Mr. Hoffman ,
Maybe I need to be reeducated, like in a camp in Vietnam . Maybe the proper word is Rehabilitated . You left-wingers have a strong reputation doing that . 🙂 Is there an Occupy Colorado ? How comes Occupy Colorado could not persuade the citizens to pass Prop 103 ? I guess it must be really cold at night in those tents ? Something tells me you sleep warm and toasty in your own house and ain’t out there on the front line .
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I’m working hard, writing songs for the protesters. 🙂
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Mr. Hoffman ,
Good answer . But I’m getting worried about your Occupy DC brothers . There was an article in the Washington Post about a motorist who hit 3 of them . He was not charged because apparently the Occupiers ran into his car with their bodies . You know we have that same problem in Pennsylvania with whitetail deer .
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No, the driver was charged. He drove up onto the sidewalk and hit two protesters, got out and jumped on their heads, then drove off and ran into a 73 y/o woman crossing the street in a wheel chair. He has been charged with vehicular assault.
It’s fun to make stuff up. 🙂
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“It’s fun to make stuff up.” – Haha.
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