Mine starts at 3 pm, I found American flags at a party store, I have 4 posters front and back, ready to party. Hoping for some get pix also.

Joining one on the quad here on campus when I get off work in about 30 minutes.

sorry to remind you that your party
should have been stareted eight years ago ,

where have you been??


http://www.scribd.com/doc/10760415/A-Decisive-President-Wasted-George-W-Bush

oh
just a reminder,
Barack Obama is cleaning up sh** that all the party animals left behind for eight years now ..... lets not forget that the tax returns you filing today are not for the less that 100days Barack Obama is in the White House.

I just wonder how many taxes Barack added in the days he is in his Presidency??
can you please tell me what part of "taxing the American people to death is not going to solve anything" its connected to Barack?


Is GW Bush the sole responsible?
Absolutely not! But he has a share on it,
so why Washington wasn't listening before Barack?

I know how you are frustrated Paula,
we all are
some are fortunate to still have an income every month
some are not!
lets direct our energy on positive thinking not negative
I don't believe for one second
that we are where we are because
of the Democrats won the elections,
I don't believe any taxes were added since Jan 20th,
unless I missed something when I was desperately looking for a weekend job ,
see as a widow with kids,
I never thought that 7 days work will not pay the bills!
I can not blame the new administration for it and i can not have a "tea party"
when our departed politicians play in undisclosed locations their golf games.
istead I have to work seven days a week to make ends
meet and that's not because of Barack obama .

Be interesting to see pictures. Good news that it's a good mix of folks.

Can only hope it will make an impression.

"Considering he just added about a TRILLION dollars to the deficit w/ the stupid stimulus package (that no one read before they voted on) and the housing bailout, I'm not so sure this is feasible."

The stimulus bill is imperfect, but it was far better than doing nothing. Indeed, a majority of Americans - some 61 percent - supported the stimulus because they felt it necessary that the government do something to get us out of the current financial crisis. We know that when the entire economy is stalled - when consumption, investments and the balance of trade are all in decline - doing nothing to reverse trends in those indicators will contract our GDP even further, leading to higher unemployment and further prolonging economic recovery. According to many economists, including Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman, the only surefire way to increase GDP under this climate is to drastically increase government spending in the hopes of achieving a multiplier effect on the economy. This is precisely what the stimulus does. It's the "People's Bailout."

It is quite hypocritical, to say the least, for the Republicans to bemoan the largesse of this latest stimulus package. A large portion of the very same GOP now opposing $787 billion on economic stimulus was more than willing to help former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson pass the ultimately feckless $700 billion TARP bailout for Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and a host of other financial institutions.

Furthermore, the same Republicans who whined about several million dollars here and there for various projects in this stimulus bill did not object when former President Bush requested scores of billions of dollars in "emergency appropriations" every 6 months to conduct the Iraq war, and when billions more appropriated simply "disappeared."

Sudden concerns over "too much spending" cannot possibly be serious. If they are indeed serious, then where was the GOP outrage against their own profligate President? Why was it okay to spend $2 trillion on wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and $700-plus billion on banks, but not $787 billion on domestic government spending, infrastructure improvement and middle class tax cuts? Why is it acceptable to build schools in Baghdad with federal tax dollars, but not in Brooklyn or in Baltimore? (A question that ought to be answered by those GOPers who demanded a cut of $25 billion in school construction funds). This bill spends government dollars in America on projects that will benefit Americans, sustaining and creating jobs for American workers.

and I will leave it @ that as well
nothing personal but always honest too.

Six years late, wouldn't you say?

Paula,

You are arguing with a brick wall, something I learned to not do years ago. It used to be amusing but now it is just pointless.

you are arguing with a brick wall, something I learned to not do years ago. It used to be amusing but now it is just pointless.

Of course, your own opinions are easily swayed.

What this world needs is more problem solving and less labeling and arguing.

I agree noah, this is an AMERICAN issue, it effects us all, it needs a AMERICAN solution. Placing blame on one party or one person doesn't solve anything.

And yes, my opinions rarely change.

"United we stand, divided we fall.
Aesop
Greek slave & fable author (620 BC - 560 BC)

I saw courage both in the Vietnam War and in the struggle to stop it. I learned that patriotism includes protest, not just military service.

John F Kerry, draft dodger and former presidential candidate.

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