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July 12, 2006

50 Question for Republicans from Huff Puffer

This guy seems to think this will stump a lot of Republicans. I'll take a stab at it...

1. What are the Top Seven best things that the Bush Administration has done?

2. Is the Iraq War is going well?

Pretty well, in historical terms. It only looks bad if you were born the day the war started and have no context, ability or fortitude to fight one and win.

3. After three years thus far, when do you think Iraq might be able to "stand up" so that America can "stand down"?

I don't know, has Germany or Japan ever stood up completely? Iraqis have a constitution, a duly elected government and are now allies in the war against terrorists. I think it will take another 4-5 years to bring it to relative calm. Again, we are still in South Korea, Japan, Philipines and Germany. It takes time to do hard work.

4. For his part in the event, how would you rate the job the President did protecting New Orleans from devastation?

The president's job is not to protect the people of New Orleans from a natural disaster. They were warned to leave; the mayor and the governor are responsible for evacuation and first response.

5. How do you think the rebuilding of New Orleans is going?

Last I heard, the real estate market down there is booming and many people don't want to return to the hellhole that was much of New Orleans before Katrina (a city in a state run by leftist Democrats for the last four decades).

6. When Dick Cheney and the oil company and energy executives met in private to plan America's energy policy, how much of their goal was to benefit consumers?

When I go to the gas station, gas still comes out of the pump. That's much better than Jimmah Carter. And I get 20 miles worth of gas for less than a double shot whipped soy latte at Starbucks which is worth about two hours of caffeine (at best). My home still warms in the winter and cools in the summer with a flick of the switch.

7. Do you believe in the President's call for an Era of Personal Responsibility?

Yes. When you don't accept such a concept, you see the horror on full display like we did during Katrina.

8. Since Republicans control the White House, Senate and House of Representatives, how personally responsible are they for conditions in America today?

Very responsible. Things are going quite well considering we are in a world war, fighting with military on two fronts, survived the dot-com recession and 9/11 and Katrina. Unemployment is 4.6% and revenue to the government to pay for war and leftists social programs is just flowing like honey. Not bad.

9. Why do you think they haven't been able to find anyone who can verify that George Bush ever showed up for National Guard duty in Alabama?

I don't know and don't care. They still cannot find anyone who can verify John Kerry was in Cambodia (on Christmas or at any other time).

I do know that Clinton fled the country and burned flags in Moscow. How's that?

10. Would you want Donald Rumsfeld to plan your daughter's wedding?

If he was younger, I would want Donald Rumsfeld to marry my daughter (if I had one). How many Sec Defs could rebuild a military forgotten by Clinton, transform the entire military while fighting two engagements at the same time?

Moreover, I'd hate to have a wedding planner that quit and ran away when things got difficult or stressful.

11. Are you aware that no government in the history of civilization, other than the Bush Administration, has lowered taxes during a war?

And yet, tax revenue is increasing faster than our economy is growing (by about 10% a year) and our economy is growing fabulously--so that's saying something!

12. Are you married?

Nope.

13. Do you personally feel threatened by gay marriage?

I am gay and have no position one way or the other. If I cannot marry, I still have the same rights that any other unmarried person has. I think that gays should be more worried about Islamic facist that behead gays--like the Palestinians and Iranians.

14. Since getting elected, do you think the President has been more a uniter or a divider?

Uniter.

15. How do you explain the President's approval rating going from a high of 90% to the current mid-30%?

He is currently in the 40's. I think it goes without saying that when you have a hostile press and when you have the Democratic Party suffering from Bush Derangment Syndrome spreading lies and maligning the commander in chief at every turn, then he might be unpopular. He was popular enough to win in 2004. Elections are the most important approval rating.

Governance is not a popularity contest.

16. Do you like the government collecting personal data on you without a warrant?

It doesn't, unless I was making international phone calls to al Qaeda or if I was calling Susan Sarandon. Otherwise, its collection of phone calling patterns had nothing that identifies me. But you know, it also collects all kinds of information from me through this Social Security and Income Tax scheme. Far more information flows to the government through that.

17. How much money do you have in your bank account, stocks and investments?

Couple thosand in savings, couple thousand in investments, 18.31 in my Wachovia Checking Account.

18. What's your partner's favorite sex position?

I don't have a partner, but I generally like doggie style. Or that position where he throws his legs back over his head with the sweet spot pointing straight up in the air. Then you just dip it in and out. That's pretty hot.

19. If you have nothing to hide, why aren't you answering?

I think I just did.

20. Should we build a wall along the Mexican border?

No, not along the entire border.

21. Why isn't anyone building a wall along the Canadian border?

Because Canada is not trying to push out its poor onto us.

22. Does that terrorist gang arrested in Canada count as a threat?

Yes. It was a threat, with low risk (you leftists should learn the difference between threat and risk).

23. If you shot someone in the face while drinking, how fast would the police show up to arrest you?

Well, as we see how the rich white leftists are acting in Georgetown at the moment when a person of color one of them, I would be profiled, called racist names and arrested in a second.

I don't know if the police would arrest someone telling the truth about what happened.

24. If Donald Rumsfeld had planned your daughter's wedding three years ago, would the guests still be there?

No they wouldn't. It's a retarded analogy.

25. Even if no laws are broken, do you think it's okay to reveal the name of a covert agent?

No, it's not. Valerie Plame was not covert. Joseph Wilson said so himself on Wolf Blitzer.

26. During your lifetime, approximately how often have you changed your mind?

Too many times to count.

27. Why shouldn't people dismiss you as a flip-flopper?

I change my mind about things like which movie I want to see and what color shirt and tie I want to wear. I don't usually toggle between important issues (like whether I should have a job or not).

28. Where do you think the Weapons of Mass Destruction might be?

They could be in Syria, but most likely, only degraded munitions remain burried in the desert. Thank goodness we didn't just go into Iraq for WMDs. You should read the congressional resolution sometime. Lots of good stuff in there besides WMD--like support for terrorism, genocide and shooting at our pilots.

29. Where do you think Osama bin Laden might be?

Pakistan, Iran or Afghanistan in a cave or some hut waiting until Democrats to get elected.

30. Is it fiscally responsible to cut taxes, increase spending and create a $9 trillion federal debt?

Nope. You have to cut spending on socialist programs since they are the largest and costliest part of our budget.

31. Are you glad liberals passed such programs as Social Security, Medicare, the Civil Rights Act, women's suffrage, federal deposit insurance, unemployment compensation, rural electrification, child labor laws, minimum wages and the 40-hour work week?

The 13th, 14th and 19th amendments were passed by Republicans; Democrats tried to filibuster the 1964 civil rights act. Social security was a ponzi scheme and since the Dems don't want to fix it, I'll probably never see any of it.

32. What are the Top Ten best things that conservatives have given to America?

Letting Me Keep My Own Money
Emancipation Proclaimation
End of the Cold War
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
19th Amendment
Religious Freedom
All the wonderful things that come from oil: light, heat, transportation, clean water, plastics for health care, synthetic fibers...
Security
Welfare Emancipation

33. If you were on life support, would you want a doctor you'd never met making a diagnosis about you via remote television?

I thought that was the next revolution; I see it on commercials for Microsoft all the time. And if that diagnosis prevented someone from starving me to death, I would wholly welcome it.

34. Do you think man-made greenhouse gases have anything at all to do with depleting the ozone layer?

I am not a scientist, but I think it might have contributed to it. I thought Ozone Layer was making a comback...

35. If Donald Rumsfeld had planned your daughter's wedding three years ago, and guests were still there, how many factions would they now be split into?

How about this, Rummy would still be married to my daughter because he knew what committment meant; he's not about marriages for convenience.

36. How good is it that the terrorist Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi was killed?

Very. He was one of the reasons we went into Iraq in the first place after he fled Afghanistan. So that is yet another mission accomplished.

37. Are you aware that in 2002 the Pentagon knew where al-Zarqawi was and presented three separate plans to kill him, but the Administration refused to act each time?

I wasn't aware of that. Did you know that the Sudan offered up Usama bin Laden to Clinton twice and he didn't accept because he couldn't charge him with a crime?

38. Is George W. Bush the kind of guy you'd want to sit down and have a beer with?

Yes. Anytime.

39. When he started talking about being a Born Again Christian, would you want to stay or leave?

I would stay; I love stories of redemption.

40. Is Ray Romano the kind of guy you'd want to sit down and have a beer with?

I never found him too funny and his voice gets on my nerves. But I wouldn't get up and leave.

41. Would you want him to be President?

I haven't heard his positions on anything, plus I don't think he's managed an executive branch of government before (state or otherwise).

42. Does the Administration have an environmental policy that benefits the environment?

Trees are green, rain falls from the sky, I see squirrels everywhere. I do know that it is one based on THE ENVIRONMENT and THE ECONOMY is not a stealth issue to usher in bigger government control and socialism.

43. Since George Bush campaigned for President strongly against nation building, in what ways are our actions in Iraq not nation building?

It is nation building. Bush flip-flopped. But he didn't keep going back and forth between whether we should or not. He wasn't and then was.

44. What's the maximum amount of time you'd want to spend alone with Dick Cheney?

How much time does he have to spare? I would love to take a class with him teaching it. I'd also love to go hunting and drinking with him. Hopefully, we'll find some leftist activists in some tree we could shoot at.

45. After dismissing Saddam Hussein's old Iraqi army, was it a good idea to let them keep their rifles?

I am not for gun confiscation.

46. Would a policy that allows torture be something that makes you proud as an American?

I love living as an American. Funny how none of that matters when you're dead. Ted Kennedy is an expert in water boarding and drowning people. He is still a US Senator and yet, I am still proud to be an American. LIVING free is the ultimate civil liberty.

47. Has the Mission been Accomplished?

Which mission? The sign said "Mission Accomplished" not "THE Mission Accomplished." Our wonderful troops under the leadership of our Commander in Chief, our Sec Def and General Tommy Franks took out Saddam's government and rolled into Baghdad in three weeks. That mission was accomplished. The mission that that ship was returning from was also accomplished.

48. Do you feel comforted that Dick Cheney is a heartbeat away from being President?

I am totally fine with it. I think in retrospect, I should have been more scared with Al Gore as Veep. Lunacy is not a good quality to have.

49. If Donald Rumsfeld had planned your daughter's wedding, and guests started fighting and were killed, would you expect to be allowed to view the caskets when they were returned home?

This analogy is retarded. The family makes a determination as to what to do with the body. That's their decision, not people who want to use the coffins for propaganda purposes.

50. How glad do you think George Bush is that he's no longer active in the National Guard?

I honestly don't know if he cares. I sure don't.

Posted by Aaron at July 12, 2006 01:44 PM

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Great answers to an infantile lefty. Keep up the good stuff.

Posted by: Seminole 6 at July 12, 2006 03:16 PM

Man, you ROCK!

Absolutely great answers! I was thinking of fisking this dweeb but WE'RE NOT WORTHY!

So I may, if I find the time, answer the very few questions I might have answered differently.

Only one minor quibble (with him, actually): #34 - greenhouse gases have nothing to do with ozone. He's confusing his envirodisaster talking points.

BTW, expect a trackback momentarily. You are now on my blogroll, man. If it doesn't show up, go to my url.

Posted by: Ken S, Fifth String on the Banjo of Life at July 12, 2006 10:12 PM

So, you say you're single, eh?

Posted by: PatrickP at July 13, 2006 01:49 AM

45. After dismissing Saddam Hussein's old Iraqi army, was it a good idea to let them keep their rifles?----------


Liberal Myth, Iraq's Army went home/deserted on it's own when it was obvious it was all over and Saddam couldn't kill then and their families if they bugged out.

Posted by: Billb at July 13, 2006 07:58 AM

Now that the cheering section has made you feel good why don't you post this where somebody with the time can deconstruct your answers. I'll take #32. "Top ten things conservative have given America.

"Let me keep my money": Right. The "conservative" administration is spending more money than it's taking in and it has to come from somewhere. They're not letting you keep your money. They're just putting off the time when they'll have to collect it from you.

Emancipation Proclimation: An inherently non conservative document since it involves the government taking the personal property of sothern slave holders. You're confusing conservative with Republican.

End of the Cold War: We covered that yesterday. Reagan's military build up only prolonged the Cold War. We didn't "win" it. The Soviets just stopped participating. I notice that your not taking credit for Dwight Eisenhour or Curt LaMay for starting it in the first place.

13th Ammendment: See "Emancipation Proclimation" above. Once again you're confusing Conservative with Republican.

14th Ammendment: This is another ammendment passed at a time when the people that make up the current conservative base wasn't allowed to vote.

19th Ammendment: Womens Sufferage. Another famous conservative cause. Most of the suffegettes in the early 1900s were also socialists or communists. The conservative position was that women had fathers and husbands to vote for them.

Religious Freeedom: If by that you mean freedom to practice your chosen brand of Protestant Christianity, you may be right. But every argument I've ever heard against Gay Marraige and Death with Dignity boils down to "But it's againts my religion for you to do that". Yet those are the "moral issues" being pushed by "conservatives". What passes for conservatives these days only believe in freedom for their religion.

"All the wonderful things..." And how do you equate "clean water" with oil? Petrolium products have polluted more ground water then anything else. JD Rockerfeller funded the temperance movement in at 20s in order to force people to use petrolium instead of alcholol for transportation and we're only now getting back to it. Almost as many plastics are now made from peanuts and soyabeans as petrolium. And since you brought up Healthcare, there are fewer biocompatibility problems with soya based plastics. I work as an engineer for Tyco Healthcare. Synthetic fibers? The first one, Nylon, was originally made from mulberry leaves.
Light and heat? You're thinking of coal. Or hydroelectric, or natural gas. Not oil.

Welfare Emancipation: Welfare to Work was pushed and passed by William Jefferson Clinton. Who, come to think of it, is much closer to a real Goldwater conservative than any of the "conservatives" you seem to support.

Posted by: IaintBacchus at July 13, 2006 01:35 PM

"#45 - After dismissing Saddam Hussein's old Iraqi army, was it a good idea to let them keep their rifles?"

So, what? The guy is saying that we SHOULD just conquer Iraq? The problem isn't the rifles, it's that they keep using them on us.

All in all, excellent work here. Thanks for weeding through the insanity so we don't have to.

Posted by: Nightfly at July 13, 2006 02:51 PM

Oh, and when I get time I can reconstruct the deconstruction, there... but in brief, Aaron shouldn't have said "END the Cold War," he should have said "WON the Cold War." Our military buildup prevented the Soviet regime from sustaining itself through conquest, and it collapsed. They "stopped participating" in the same sense that a dead horse "stopped participating" in the Kentucky Derby.

And how is Emancipation "government confiscation of southern property"? The Union didn't steal the slaves, they made them free.

Posted by: Nightfly at July 13, 2006 03:05 PM

Reagan "prolonged" the cold war? Unbelievable.

"I notice that your not taking credit for Dwight Eisenhour or Curt LaMay for starting it in the first place."

I will then. Major kudos to Eisenhower and LeMay (and also to all the Democrats from Truman through Humphrey) for starting the cold war rather than capitulate to communist tyrants.

Posted by: Ken S at July 13, 2006 03:41 PM

Dear Notbacchus,
When you write "Now that the cheering section has made you feel good why don't you post this where somebody with the time can deconstruct your answers" do you mean a place like maybe right here on a blog with open comments? Or maybe he should have dropped a link to this at the original HuffPo post? Oh wait...

Posted by: Emily at July 13, 2006 03:55 PM

Aaron - I know I've said this before, but I'm saying it again because it is SO deserved - you are MAGNIFICENT. I cannot imagine how proud your family must be of who you are as a human being and as a writer. I stand in awe of your talent, your humor and your humanity!

Posted by: Gayle Miller at July 13, 2006 04:44 PM

Gayle, you make me blush. I love you too!

Posted by: aaron at July 13, 2006 08:48 PM

15 Questions for Your Left Listing Friends, Loved Ones, and Acquaintances.
Do you want the U.S. to be weakened to the point that she can only defend her immediate border?
Have you ever heard of LOGCAP?
Do you know what a chapter vii UN Security Resolution allows?
Have you read the chapter vii UN Security Resolutions regarding Iraq?
Do you want to see limits placed on profit for large corps?
Do you want large corps to offer higher wages?
Do you want large corps to pay for employee insurance? Full coverage?
If you answered yes to 4 and then yes to either 5 or 6, how do you propose large corps do this if they are limited to a set amount of profit?
Have any of your "liberal" friends disappeared and then turned up murdered?
Have you been sent to Chinese or Russian style re-education camps?
Have you been stopped and questioned by a police officer concerning negative comments you have made about G.W.B. on the internet?
If you answered "no" to the above, doesn't that imply that your freedom of speech is still intact?
Have you ever disagreed with your friends on where to eat?
Were they violating your freedom of speech when they disagreed with you?
Your neighbor breaks into your house, moves in, starts eating your food, sleeping in your bed, and borrowing your car. Do you: shrug and let it happen?call the authorities and have your friend arrested?

Posted by: D.A. at July 14, 2006 10:49 AM

Nightfly. What, exactly did we win at the end of the cold war? Yes, we did bankrupt the Soviet Union. So what. We almost bankrupt ourselves in the process. And one of the things Nixon did right was reaproachmnet with both the USSR and China. Instead of contiuing that process, I won't bother to discuss Carter of Ford, they were both worthless as Presidents, Reagan had to play "war president". Yes. He prolonged the cold war.

And the Union did infact confiscate many slaves and make them union soldiers. But that isn't the point. The government took the slaves away and didn't compensate the owners. It's like if the government decided to make your yard a national monument and didn't bother to pay you. I'm not arguing for slavery. I'm pointing out that the conservative movement can't take credit for emancipation both because it was a form of government taking and because Lincoln cannot possibly be considered a conservative.
This "We're the party of Lincoln" crap needs stop.
And people need to stop confusing the Republican party with conservatism. None of the last three republican presidents have been conservative. They have all expanded the federal government, increased the federal debt and misused our military for foriegn adventurism and political gain. Or are you confusing conservative with christian also?

Posted by: IaintBacchus at July 14, 2006 11:52 AM

OK DA, I'll bite.

1. The US is now spending more on it's military that the rest of the world combined. Beyond defending our own borders and keeping the shipping lanes open, no. We don't need to police the world. This was is common conservative viewpoint whenever we have a democratic president. But seems to be missing when a Republican is in office.

2. LOGCAP is the program used to "privatize" most logistical functions in the military. As a result of this "efficiency" we have a military that can't feed or supply itself because military contractors can't be ordered into hazardous areas. We also have a military that costs more for but has fewer soldiers and marines.

3. A chapter seven resolution authorizes the use of both economic and military force by member nations.

4. Yes, I have. It's been pretty well established that Iraq didn't actually have a NBC weapons program and no country could have complied with the requirement to account for every weapon in the country in less than 90 days. What's your point?

5. I want to see limits place on corporations, period. The company I work for was privately held when I started here, it's been bought by both AMP and TYCO and my benifits package got worse each time.

6. The point here is moot. Corporations will pay as little as they can get away with to those who are not in the upper echelons and pay as much to the directors and board members as they can get away with because they are not accountable to anyone. I work for TCO, remember?

7. NO. I think we should have universal health coverage in the United States to take the burden off of US companies and level the playing field with every other industrialize dcountry in the world.

8. See 7 and 8 above. Your socratic method sucks.

9. No. Have any of yours? We only support that sort of thing in Central America. And lately, Iraq.

10. Is this a rhetorical question?

11. I have in fact been stopped twice by local and once federal police on my way from a peace march.

12. Gee, you got me. Imagine my suprise to find that I still have a freedom gauranteed to me by the first ammendment. It ani't the government that steps on free speach it's "conservatives". Ask Natalie Mains how that works.

13/14 Are you trying to make a point or drawing an anaology here?

15. I'm going to assume this is another false analogy. Probably having to do with illegal immigration. I favor going after the employers rather than the illegals on the theory that if the jobs dry up they'll stop coming. This get's back to the problem of holding anybody in a corporations accountable.

Posted by: IaintBacchus at July 14, 2006 12:53 PM

Wow--another Ernst Roehm Republican. It's so sad that you suck up to (and most likely want to suck off) the people who want to see you dead for being queer. And guess what, peachy-face, it's not just fundamentalist Islamics!

You're just another scared faggot running under massa's skirt. You won't realize until it's too late that you'll suffer the same fate as Herr Roehm.

Posted by: Art Taylor at July 15, 2006 02:51 PM

If I was scared, why on earth would I even be out of the closet?

Sorry, I dissent from your militant, nazi-style homocentric agenda.

There's more to life than cum.

Posted by: aaron at July 16, 2006 04:03 PM

That "50 Easy Questions" thing got forwarded to me one time too many. Too many buzzwords, not enough thought. So the following was posted to a few of the boards from whence the "50 questions" had been forwarded, and I have been accused of racism, plagarism, frigidity, indiscriminate fellatio, and other insults too numerous to mention.

Maybe it was the fact-checking that bothered people, judging by the quantity and use of profanity in their responses to what follows.

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Progressives spend lots of time thinking about nuanced things, so they should have no trouble at all answering these easy questions, which are by definition simple since they are asked by a Republican:
1. Name ten charities to which you made cash donations last year.

2. How much time did you spend last year forwarding e-mails asking people to write to congress to demand funding for social services? How much time last year did you spend doing hands-on work with social services organizations that provide direct service to the disadvantaged (eg, Meals on Wheels, homeless shelters, etc.)?

3. What amount in taxes did you pay to the federal and state government on account of your household help last year?

4. Would you let Ted Kennedy attend your daughter's wedding?

5. What is the last name of the man who mows your lawn?

6. Would you keep a Guantanamo detainee in your home if that would hasten the closure of the prison at Guantanamo?

7. One of the tenets of Islam is that non-believers are inferior. In order to show proper respect to your detainee's culture and beliefs, would you and your family convert to Islam?

8. If you and your family would not convert to Islam, would you and your family (a) provide your detainee with separate dishes and eating utensils from your family's (b) provide your detainee with his/her own separate bathroom and living areas (c) wear gloves when handling any item that belongs to or is used by your detainee (d) learn Arabic (e) provide all of the items listed in (a) through (d)?

9. Barbra Streisand makes her movies in Canada, where there are no U.S. workers, no U.S. union work rules and costs are cheaper. Explain how this helps the American worker in the quest for
a "living wage."

10. List the reasons why you would or would not invite the Democratic Party to take pictures of your grandmother's casket for the purpose of producing a fund-raising ad. Would it make any difference in your answer if Howard Dean showed up uninvited with a video camera and started filming the service?

11. Name the total number of months in which you were personally responsible for meeting a payroll, describe the business(es) in which you were personally responsible for meeting the payroll, and state whether the business is still in
operation.

12. State the total number of years and months you have drawn a paycheck. Of that number, how many were in the employ of a governmental unit, NGO, or
organization that was funded by tax money?

13.Would you allow Ted Kennedy drive the bridesmaids to the church for your
daughter's wedding? Estimate how many bridesmaids would arrive at the church alive if they were so chauffeured.

14. Your brother-in-law calls you to tell you that as a result of the flood of Birkenstocks manufactured in Indonesia, he has been let go from his job the Florsheim factory. Do you (a) call all your contacts and get him placed in another job which may be somewhat different than what he was used to doing or (b) direct him to a government program where he will receive training in
efficient assembly of Florsheim shoes?

15. The 2000 census reports that between 8 and 11 million illegal aliens resided in the United States, versus 2 million illegal aliens counted by the 1980 census. In 1980, 46.5% of the federal and states' prison population was black; in 2000, 65% of the prison population is black. Describe in detail how the increase in cheap illegal day labor has positively impacted economic opportunity for young men in the African-American community.

16. You are at a stop light and are rear-ended by a young Hispanic man who has glassy eyes and speaks little English. He also lacks insurance and a valid driver's license. Should you (a) lock him up (b) impound his car or (c) apologize for taking over "his" continent and let him go because he did not "know" that he needed insurance or a license,due to his inability to read and
understand English.

17. A requirement of naturalized citizenship is the ability to understand, read and write the English language. Explain in detail why ballots should be printed in any language other than English, and describe what you would do to
assure that voters are citizens of the United States.

18. Bilingual education provides (a) opportunity (b) diversity (c) a perpetual serf class.

19. Without going to Babelfish or a similar service, translate the following sentence:
" Me gusta la educacion bilingual porque quiero criadas baratas."

20. Nationwide, the cost of educating the children of illegals is estimated to be $7.6 billion per year. Should progressives who sympathize with la Raza and the Aztlan movement pay a special tax in order to help out with this cost? Why not?
21. In the 1950's the average family paid 24.6% of its total income out in local, state, and federal taxes and user fees. In 2006, the total tax burden
was 31.6% for the average family, meaning that 32 cents of every dollar earned went to pay taxes at the state, local and federal levels. Over that same period of time, inflation rate was 743.83%, meaning that a 1950 dollar is now worth 13 cents. In order to keep up with inflation and the tax burden, more households are two-income households. The top 25% of households yearly income starts at $50,000. Explain in detail how a couple consisting of a security guard married to a doctor's receptionist, each making $25,000 per year is "rich."

32. The children of all the Kennedys, John Kerry, Al Gore, Bill and Hillary Clinton all attended private schools. Explain in detail why the children of Taniqua Jackson and Jose Villalobos should not, and how remaining in public schools will provide the Jackson and Villalobos children the same opportunities enjoyed by the Kennedy, Kerry, Gore and Clinton offspring.

33. It was discovered after 9/11 that several Islamist "charities" made millions in puts on American corporations. Explain in detail how the New York Times publication of the details of the SWIFT program for tracking the movement of
terrorist money abroad will prevent a similar windfall to al Quaeda.

34. Name six Christian leaders of the past decade who have taken (or ordered the taking of) non-Christians hostage, beheaded non-Christians, or have preached that it is the duty of Christians to kill all non-Christians or force their
conversion on pain of death.

35. In 1994, then-president Bill Clinton (acting through former president Jimmy Carter) negotiated a trade pact/treaty with North Korea whereby food, oil, technology and a nuclear reactor would be provided to North Korea in exchange for North Korea's promise to use the technology solely for civilian purposes. Explain in detail the "civilian purposes" of North Korea's nuclear weapons
program and the long range missiles tested by North Korea in early July of 2006.

36. The first car bomb exploded in the World Trade Center in 1993. In 1996, terrorists attacked the military complex and Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia, wounding hundreds of Americans and killing 19. In 1998, the American embassies in Dar-es-Salaam and Nairobi were bombed, killing 258 people. In 2000, 17 sailors were killed in the terrorist attack on the USS Cole. All of these
attacks were linked to al Quaeda. Osama bin Laden was offered to the Clinton administration for capture by Sudan in 1996, an unidentified Arab country in 2000. Neither Sandy Berger nor Clinton ever responded to the offers. 2,000 New Yorkers are dead today because bin Laden remained at large. Explain why Clinton did nothing to take Osama bin Laden into custody.

37. Your daughter's wedding reception has commenced. Will you allow Ted Kennedy to tend the bar? Explain in detail why you would or would not.

38. In the mid-1960's, Daniel Patrick Moynihan warned that the programs in War on Poverty would likely result in the destruction of the black family. All of the War on Poverty programs are in existence today, and the rate of illegimate
births in the black community has gone from 23% to 69%. 21% of kids of all races lived in poverty in 1965. 21% of kids of all races live in poverty in 2006. Aside from providing government jobs, and allowing progressives to rationalize decreased donations to charity, what has the Great Society/War on Poverty accomplished?

39. Your mother is in a coma after suffering a stroke. Since her quality of life is obviously not what it was, do you (a) slip some cyanide into her IV tube or (b) simply tie her to the bed, remove the IV, and have her slowly die of thirst and malnutrition?

40. Former Vice President Al Gore has made a movie which claims that climate change is caused by gas and the burning of fossil fuels. Should he cease
traveling in his private jet and his SUV, or should Michael Moore eat fewer nachos?

41. When was the last time you read the Koran, particularly books 9 and 15? Explain why the Koran is superior to the Bible, and why the public schools' teaching children to be Muslims does not violate the First Amendment, but having a memorial cross to fallen military on Mount Soledad does.

42. We all know that we all should do our share to help lessen the US's dependence on foreign oil, particularly for electrical generation. Explain why Teddy Kennedy (and a whole lot of other rich progressives)should not have to do his fair share by having the view off Martha's Vineyard altered by electricity-generating windmills.

43. Progressives have blocked drilling for oil off the US coastline in the Atlantic. The People's Republic of China has just signed a pact with Cuba, and will be drilling for oil in the Atlantic. Explain how the Chinese will be
environmentally responsible in the drilling and transport of the oil, and why it is more desirable that the Chinese have the oil than it is for the US to have it.

44. It has cost upwards of $24 million and three years of investigation of who leaked Valerie Plame's name to Robert Novak, who found her name in Joseph Wilson's biography in Who's Who. Explain why the leaking of Ms. Plame's name to the press is more heinous than the leaking of the details of the SWIFT program for tracking terrorist funds in foreign accounts to the New York Times.

45. If you were in a serious acccident and could not speak or move without assistance, would you want Michael Schiavo to be your nurse? What if it were your child who had been in the accident?

46. During the last great immigration, immigrants debarked at Ellis Island and were quarantined for communicable diseases and general physical fitness. Those who were diseased were sent back to their country of origin. Few of the immigrants could initially speak English. The immigrants who made it past Ellis Island learned English, and most were European. Explain why it is not
racist to allow people who have deadly diseases and who refuse to learn English to walk across the border and take up permanent residence in the United States.

47. Explain why Andrea Yates' drowning of her five children was not a late-term abortion. Would your answer be different if she had simply driven sharp
scissors into the bases of their skulls?

48. The wedding guests are now departing. Another Kennedy is in attendance as well, and wishes to escort some of the more fetching ones to their cars. Do you tell Mr. Skakel (a) "not on your life" or (b) "after we lock up the golf clubs" or (c) "why don't you catch a ride home with Teddy?"

49. Explain why progressives seem to spend so much time on sexuality and sexual issues, but don't appear to get any (judging by their pinched little faces).

50. Explain whom you would prefer accompany you in a dark alley in a rough part of town and why: (a) Dick Cheney (b) Harry Reid (c) Howard Dean (d) John Kerry

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