I would like to know why I paid more in tax's then the Donald 78 and in 79 and he made much more then you and I, why?

That's what our duly elected politicians have decreed.

I don't understand what you mean on that one.

I would like to know why I paid more in tax's then the Donald 78 and in 79 and he made much more then you and I, why?

Friday, September 4th 2015 at 4:15PM
Deacon Ron Gray
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I'm going guess, maybe a longshot

-----Mr. Donald Trump 'selfProfessed' the DONALD-- is more intelligent, American Patriot and educated than Deacon Ron Gray 'selfProfessed blackHebrewIsraelite' and steveWilliams, 'selfProfessed whiteMan' -- COMBINED

Don't forget yourself Robert, if you paid taxes more than "$0" in those years. Do you believe that was fair when the Donald used the commonwealth too?

What do a lower class or hard working middle class republican worker have common with the ultra Rich?

Brother Deacon, it's our elected politicians that make it possible. Those years were under Carter remember. Nothing has changed under Obama.

What do you think about these 21 questions of the Donald?

Questions 18 and 19 are missing.

Brother Steve,

You are right and I have made the change Thank You.

I actually am similar to the DONALD, in tax paying..............

And your lying selfProfessed 'whiteMan' brother is at it again and YOU DO NOT CARE or question the biaLIAR..

".......Those years were under Carter remember. Nothing has changed under Obama....."
Saturday, September 5th 2015 at 3:55PM
Steve Williams

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NO, 75-76 were OK under Republican President and Congress

76-80 ---- carter VS Republican Congress Produced Economic Theft and MISERY.............for many

80-88-92---- REAGAN with Republican Congressional help tended to dismantle EqualRights legislation so that the middleClass workers, Entrepreneurs and Businessmen could DO BETTER, Make America Great Again

and my Joy was when REAGAN said passed tax laws that any American to take DEDUCTIONS for Their own religious interests, schools and movements............

I even met the Donald a couple of times in the Reagan Years............

steveAdam STOP disrespecting Our President Baraaka Hussein Obama with your LYING>................

Nunber 18 is a good question. Being a billionaire doesn't qualify one for leading this country. Just because he knows money doesn't say anything about whether his monetary policy would be any good. On that issue I haven't heard anything from Trump. Of course Obama doesn't know anything about monetary policy either.

Obama, brought this country back from the BUSH republican controlled administration greatest recession since the great depression. Jobless rate 5.2% people are back working again despite all of work that the republicans did to try and hold Obama back, which they failed to make him a one term president.

Anybody who say's America is a great nation and fights against labor is a fool. Good Labor day to you Brother Steve.

Ron Paul could have won over Obama if the Republican party hadn't sidelined him.

WHAT!!! Ron Paul was sidelined by the Republican party, why was that Steve?

Anybody who say's America is a great nation and fights against labor is a fool. Good Labor day to you Brother Steve.

Monday, September 7th 2015 at 9:37PM
Deacon Ron Gray

*****************WOW, is uncleTomism in 2015 starting to be eradicated

How about deacon --- writing;

" Anybody who say's America is a great nation and fights against The Civil Rights Act of 1964, is a fool. Good day to you Brother Steve."

steveAdam can you take paul, NRA and yourself to another wwwebsite Other than BIA, An African American Family wwwebsite...................?

Robert, you have a short-sighted view of civil rights.

Near-blind in fact.

Brother Deacon, have you read any of Ron Paul's books?

This Much Is True: You Have Been Lied To.






The government is expanding.
Taxes are increasing.
More senseless wars are being planned.
Inflation is ballooning.
Our basic freedoms are disappearing.

The Founding Fathers didn't want any of this. In fact, they said so quite clearly in the Constitution of the United States of America. Unfortunately, that beautiful, ingenious, and revolutionary document is being ignored more and more in Washington . If we are to enjoy peace, freedom, and prosperity once again, we absolutely must return to the principles upon which Americawas founded. But finally, there is hope . . .

In THE REVOLUTION, Texas congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul has exposed the core truths behind everything threatening America , from the real reasons behind the collapse of the dollar and the looming financial crisis, to terrorism and the loss of our precious civil liberties. In this book, Ron Paul provides answers to questions that few even dare to ask.

Despite a media blackout, this septuagenarian physician-turned-congressman sparked a movement that has attracted a legion of young, dedicated, enthusiastic supporters . . . a phenomenon that has amazed veteran political observers and made more than one political rival envious. Candidates across America are already running as "Ron Paul Republicans."

"Dr. Paul cured my apathy," says a popular campaign sign. THE REVOLUTION may cure yours as well.
Review
"The real truth about Liberty. This book takes a wrecking ball to the political establishment. Senator Goldwater would have loved it -- it's The Conscience of a Conservative for the 21 st century."― Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., former member of Congress
About the Author
Ron Paul, an eleven-term congressman from Texas , is the leading advocate of freedom in our nation's capital. He has devoted his political career to the defense of individual liberty, sound money, and a non-interventionist foreign policy. Judge Andrew Napolitano calls him "the Thomas Jefferson of our day."

After serving as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force in the 1960s, Dr. Paul moved toTexas to begin a civilian medical practice, delivering over four thousand babies in his career as an obstetrician. He served in Congress from 1976 to 1984, and again from 1996 to the present. He and Carol Paul, his wife of fifty-one years, have five children, eighteen grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Ron Paul, the New York Post once wrote, is a politician who "cannot be bought by special interests."

http://www.amazon.com/The-Revolution-Manif...

Taxes is going up for the lower and middle class while taxes are dropping at a breakneck speed for the ultra rich in this country. If Ron Paul got the right way to go, why don't he run for President?

Taxes is going up for the lower and middle class while taxes are dropping at a breakneck speed for the ultra rich in this country. If Ron Paul got the right way to go, why don't he run for President?

With that said: let us get back to the 21 questions for the Donald, can you do that?

I've addressed those questions Brother Deacon.

Obama's boy is moving up.

So, Steve, outside of question 18, you are satisfied with the Donald history dealing with known gangsters, his idea not to pay the prevailing wage on his construction's, the way he treats his workers, all that is OK with you as a possible presidential candidate?

These questions are meaningless. Because of the two party system we won't ever get a President more qualified than Barack Obama or Donald Trump.

And that's why 2/3 of Americans don't vote.

We've seen so much excitement from Democrats about this, Stephen -- so we've made an official decision:

We're giving you one more chance to meet the President in New York City!

This means you still have time to get your name in the hat for free flights and hotel accommodations for you and a guest to meet President Obama at our glamorous LGBT Gala later this month.

I can't keep the door open for too much longer though, Stephen, so pitch in $3 or whatever you can today to be automatically entered to meet the President in New York (before it's too late).

Steve!!!

Do you hear yourself!!!! These questions are about Donald Tramp and he not a president. Put that pot out and think man!

I've already decided I'm not voting for Trump, for the same reasons I didn't vote for Obama, because he lacks substance. So the 21 questions, for me, are not the right questions.

Someone like Bernie Sanders has substance. Do you have 21 questions for Bernie Sanders, Brother Deacon?

I see that we are on the same page now. Bernies campaign is gaining momentum across the nation and he has been on the right path since the days of the civil rights era. I will have more to say about Bernie Sanders as time permits.

I always have liked Bernie Sanders, not least because he was an Independent. I wonder what happened?

Bernie, saw the light of the Democratic Party being for the people and not for the corporations.

Has anyone asked Bernie why he did it?

Former Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) is skeptical of Bernie Sanders’ hunt for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2016.

Weiner wonders why the Independent Vermont senator plans on switching his party affiliation next election cycle, according to a Business Insider op-ed published Saturday.

Weiner charged that Sanders has never expressed a desire to become a Democrat before entering the 2016 race.

“He was a proud socialist and thought the institutional Democratic Party was too cautious and lacking in imagination,” he said of his time in Congress with Sanders.

“As much as I prodded, I would never get him to think about joining the Democrats for a moment.”

Weiner noted that Sanders’ reluctance to go Democrat earlier leaves the party’s voters with unanswered questions about his motivations.

“What exactly does he think he’s doing in a Democratic presidential primary?” Weiner asked. “Why is he asking for the nomination of a party he always avoided joining?”

“After a career of steadfastly insisting that the Democratic Party was not his home, now he wants to be not only a member of the party but its standard bearer?” he asked. “What changed?”

Weiner also speculated Sanders’ newfound interest in the party may be a strategy for improving his chances in next year’s presidential election.

“Is Bernie’s newfound party affiliation just a practical decision to run in a party that can win rather than risk being a Nader-esque spoiler in a third party line next November?” Weiner asked.

“That’s a fair calculation, but doesn’t it wipe away Bernie’s three decades of standing as a principled socialist?”

Weiner did acknowledge that he believes “Bernie is right about a lot of things.”

“He is right that a Medicare for All healthcare plan is a simpler, cheaper and more American solution to our healthcare needs than a jury-rigged system that is better under ObamaCare but still has too many gaps,” he said.

“And his battle cry on behalf of working Americans is almost as good as Hillary Clinton’s,” he said of Clinton, the Democratic presidential favorite, also his wife Huma Abedin’s employer.

“In spite of all this, if Bernie wants to lead this party, he needs to explain what he’s doing here in the first place,” Weiner added.

Weiner also said he believes Sanders addresses a desire for progressive ideas within the Democratic electorate.

“There’s no question Bernie’s leftist agitating is filling a void in this primary process,” he said.

“The Democratic Party has a strong primal scream element right now,” Weiner said. “It expresses itself in frustration that the high expectations of change that came with President Obama have not been met.”

“It howls at the failure of candidates who hew to the middle of the road and it feels the need to counter the bat**** crazy it sees dominating the debate on the other side of the aisle,” he added.

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/dem-pr...

Ted Cruz: Bernie Sanders Is the Only Democrat Standing Up to Corporate Cronyism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6o6VJd4S8...

“You don’t change the system from within the Democratic Party.”
“My own feeling is that the Democratic Party is ideologically bankrupt.”
“We have to ask ourselves, ‘Why should we work within the Democratic Party if we don’t agree with anything the Democratic Party says?’”
Bernie Sanders, everybody—the same Bernie Sanders who is running to become the Democratic Party’s candidate for president of the United States.
The most surprising thing about the independent Vermont senator’s surprisingly successful campaign so far is not that he’s doing it as a self-described democratic socialist. It’s that he’s seeking the nomination of a party he caucuses with in the Senate but is not a part of, isn’t a registered member of and has never been a registered member of—a party he’s spent his 40-year career beating at the polls and battering in the press.
He started as a politician in the 1970s as a perennial protest candidate with the anti-Vietnam War Liberty Union Party, offering voters an alternative to the two major parties, which he considered ineffective and equally beholden to corporate lords.
To become mayor of Burlington in 1981, he ousted a veteran centrist Democrat. To build power, his progressive allies in subsequent elections wrested away city council seats, relegating local Democrats to diminished, third-party status. In a series of statewide races in the late ’80s and into the early ’90s, he outdid even that—getting Democrats to all but wave a white flag when he ran.
He has never before chosen to run in a Democratic primary, but here he is, challenging Hillary Clinton—and doing it as an independent, technically permissible but highly unusual. How he’s trying to do this is how he always has—a calculated alchemy of outsider edge and insider smarts, provocation plus pragmatism, all learned and honed over what’s become a unique career in modern American politics.
“He plays it both ways,” said former Vermont Governor Madeleine Kunin, a Democrat who once successfully fended off Sanders from the left in a reelection bid. “He wants to be different, and yet he wants to belong—for political purposes.”
Sanders is nipping at Clinton in the polls, for now—but anybody who wants to, like Clinton, her campaign or its associated machinery, can fill fat files with quotes from Sanders in which he denigrates the Democratic Party whose mantle of legitimacy gives him a stature that unaffiliated candidates rarely enjoy.
“Clearly, it’s something he should answer for,” Democratic former Congressman Barney Frank said.
In an interview with Politico on the Senate subway, Sanders didn’t walk away from his criticism of Democrats—although he insisted he has developed over his long career a strong relationship with the party in Vermont, in Washington and the nation. Asked whether he still believed the party is “ideologically bankrupt,” Sanders answered by not answering the question.
“I think what we have today is, I think, a Republican Party which has moved from a center-right party over the last decades to a right-wing extremist party,” he said, the subway whooshing him from the Capitol to his office. “I think you have a Democratic Party which is not as strong as it should be in standing up for the working class of this country and taking on big-money interests. And that’s been my view for a long time.”
Sanders shut down follow-ups.
“That’s about it,” he said.
***
For Sanders in the ’70s, Liberty Union wasn’t a chance to win—it was an opportunity to talk. And he talked a lot. He said to a reporter for United Press International that both major parties were “cowardly.” In an interview with the Valley Voice of Middlebury, Vermont, he said “there essentially is no difference” between them.
In ’81, when he was elected mayor of Burlington—by 10 votes, after a recount—the city’s Democrats tried to stonewall Sanders.
He had “an enormously contentious relationship” with them, said Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt.), then a state senator.
“Back in those days,” said Maurice Mahoney, the head of the Democratic Party in Burlington in the ’80s, “his goal was to destroy Democrats—certainly on the local level.”
“It was a Democratic town that he basically took from them,” said Bill Conroy, who wrote a dissertation on Sanders’ tenure as mayor.
Said Hamilton Davis, a longtime Vermont reporter and Sanders watcher: “They hated him, and he hated them—unreservedly.”
As the so-called “Sanderistas” who made up a left-wing coalition won more council seats in subsequent elections, the city’s Democrats were forced to change their posture. They had to work with him. “The animosity slowed way down,” said Paul Lafayette, a Democrat on the council. Tensions cooled, somewhat—but not the heat of Sanders’ rhetoric.
“One can argue that the two-party system is a sham,” he said in a talk at Iowa State University during an event called Socialist Week.
“I am not now, nor have I ever been, a liberal Democrat,” he said in a profile in New England Monthly.
He said that in ’85.


Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/201...

Tell that to this libertarian called Rand Paul who ran to the republican party to try to hy-jack and turn it around, you know that party of Bozo's in his failed attempt, not getting but 4 to 5 percent in the recent polls.

Now I agree with Bernie when he said: "I think what we have today is, I think, a Republican Party which has moved from a center-right party over the last decades to a right-wing extremist party,” he said, the subway whooshing him from the Capitol to his office. “I think you have a Democratic Party which is not as strong as it should be in standing up for the working class of this country and taking on big-money interests. And that’s been my view for a long time.”

Do you think that the republican Part best express your views? if so, why?

Brother Deacon, the American voter thinks to themself, "who least represents me?". Then they vote for the other guy or don't vote at all.

Jill Stein is running again. I voted for her in 2012 and don't see any reason not to in 2016.
jill2016.com

http://www.jill2016.com/announce

Jill Stein a Green Party of The United States for President. This is the first time I have heard about Jill, I will look her up outside of her website.

I recommend the video at Democracy Now! linked above.

Dear Steve --

I’d like to thank you for volunteering for Jill Stein’s presidential campaign. The response so far has been tremendous!

In fact, there’s so much excitement about Jill’s campaign that the flood of hundreds of people signing up to volunteer is beyond the limited capacity of our staff to respond right now. We're looking forward to getting you involved as soon as we’re able.

For now, here is an important way you can help Jill’s campaign: by donating your social media account to help spread Jill’s message.

Donate Your Account lets you donate your facebook and/or twitter account so that the Jill Stein campaign can automatically republish (retweet or share) social media messages from Jill.

When Jill has big news, this helps her to get the word out to as many people as possible.

Retweets or shares can be set up for once a week, or as much as once per day - it’s up to you.

Of course, you can decide to cancel any time you want to.

Will you help Jill Stein's message reach as many people as possible by donating your social media accounts today?

Thanks again, and we’ll be in touch soon to let you know other ways you can help.

Its in our hands!

Dave Schwab
Assistant Campaign Manager for Outreach
Jill Stein for President 2016



Dave Schwab
http://www.jill2016.com/

That's great Steve because it looked like you was going to fall for that loser Rand Paul and be a follower of that libertarian mess.

The Democrats will do everything they can this election to shut the Green Party down. Hillary, Bernie, and Barack have all co-opted a page from Jill Stein's 2012 platform, free college exucation.

Have you seen the video Brother Deacon?

Don't you think that anyone of them have a better chance in making that plan come true than any republican or a libertarian?

The most important thing America needs is to break the two-party stranglehold.

It will not happen in this election. Just look at the clown car on the right.

It won't happen in any election if we don't start somewhere. This election and every election are opportunities to progress toward that goal.

On that note, KEEP HOPE ALIVE!!!

Alan Colmes and Dr. Jill Stein

Sep. 09, 2015 - 29:53 - Alan Colmes talks to Dr. Jill Stein about why she is running for President on the Green Party ticket in 2016

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4474448253001/a...

She is not holding her breath that she will win but like much like Bernie Sanders the corporate news media don't want her to heard.

Good Luck to Dr. Jill Stein because she is sound much like Bernie Sanders.

SUBJECT

21 Questions For Donald Trump

may I suggest a 22nd Question For Mr. Donald Trump

---- Who will be your vicePresident and new vicePresident of the USA on 1/20/2017?

Good question, who?

Probably Kaisich.........

They will run circles around Donald tonight.

WATCH: Fiorina Turned Trump's 'Look at That Face!' Comment into Powerful Ad

http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/09/14/watc...

Robert,

Please repost your last comments. I made a error with my cell phone and by my mistake, deleted your last words to this blog. Please repost them.

Thank You.

Stephen --

I just made it to Simi Valley, California for tonight's GOP debate and, like so many folks here, I couldn't be more excited for these Republicans to get up on that stage and tell us what they really feel. I mean, I can say so much about how bad their policies are, but there's nothing more convincing than hearing it straight from the horse's mouth.

So I hope you'll tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m. ET, Stephen. RSVP here and say you'll watch:

http://my.democrats.org/Watch-the-Republic...

I think this debate is going to be pretty eye opening. You just know they'll say some outrageous things that will let the American people know exactly where they stand on the issues, and nothing's more important than that.

You don't want to miss this, Stephen. Trust me.

Debbie

Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Chair
Democratic National Committee

P.S. -- Since you'll be watching at home, make sure to sign up to play GOP Bingo and see which candidates are the first to say the most predictable things.

I think I'll wait for DNC bingo.

The one major thing The Donald got going for him is racism against Mexicans, that is what shot his poll numbers up. Watch The Donald and the rest of the clown car.

40 minutes into the first debate and all they've talked about is Donald Trump and Radical Islamic Terrorism. Now they're talking about Kim Davis. LOL.

Just what I thought, the republican clown car show continues with The Donald at the wheel. Who won that one? GO Carla...

"......Robert, Please repost your last comments. I made a error with my cell phone and by my mistake, deleted your last words to this blog. Please repost them.

Thank You.
Wednesday, September 16th 2015 at 11:13AM
Deacon Ron Gray

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Pleeze ----- mistake -

---- 10000 Responses of racistUncleTom and MASTER steveAdam comments and you made a "MISTAKE" on my American comments to 'blackHebrewIsraelite' and 'whiteMan' steveAdam?

I can take it, your Stereotypical slaveLIKE childish insensitivities MADE you D E L E T E my comments

get a backbone........2015-------Y O U ronGray are a FREE AMERICAN..........

Who made it clownish was CNN.

Then Fox was the first to complain about the 4/11 debate split. This is what passes for political "process" in 2015.

You must not use a smartphone Robert.

Robert,

Don't play those racial BS games and name calling with me. By using what you call backbone, I can attmit that I made an error using my cell phone but your child like, Immaturity and irrational response demonstrates you have none. Now it is your decision to repost to what I call, your right to the point and clear comments is up to you or not, your choice.