"OBAMA COULD NOT DO ANYTHING. ONCE HE GOT BREIFED ON THE MESS OF THE US WORLD TANGLES HE WAS AFRAID TO PULL A THREAD. SECRETS OUR TYRANT TOOLS AND ONLY THE MASS OF HUMANITY STANDING TOGETHER TO OPEN THE SWILL PALE. EMPTY…"
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Robert M. Collinsworth's Discussions
Veterans . . . a debt owed!
Veterans include those who have served and those who are serving.To me, the perfect example of what our country owes to our veterans is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. This monument was designed…Continue
Started Nov 11, 2011
Would a credit rating downgrade really be a bad thing?
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The two largest and most influential credit rating services in the country are Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s. Both of these organizations have intimated that a credit rating downgrade for the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by carol budro Dec 23, 2011.
Experiencing the seasons of rural New Hampshire
You say there are four seasons . . . not in rural New Hampshire there aren’t!The word season can refer to a time of year or even a time of life. The term well seasoned can mean different things. If…Continue
Started Jul 18, 2011
Receiving a “Glowing Report” should not pertain to radioactivity!
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In my opinion, the residents of Portsmouth, New Hampshire and the surrounding area could potentially be at risk thanks to the Seabrook nuclear power plant located in Seabrook, New Hampshire!According…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Johnny Love Jul 9, 2011.
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carol budro replied to Robert M. Collinsworth's discussion 'An open Letter to NH Senators and Representatives re: Unconstitutional Wars'
carol budro replied to Robert M. Collinsworth's discussion 'Would a credit rating downgrade really be a bad thing?'
"SINCE THE US AND ALL COUNTRIES ARE IN DEBT. AND CANNOT GET OUT. LOOKS LIKE RATING IS MEANINGLESS"
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Veterans . . . a debt owed!
Veterans include those who have served and those who are serving.To me, the perfect example of what our country owes to our veterans is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. This monument was designed not to be a memorial to the Viet Nam War but to the men and women who served there. The wall currently holds the names of 58,272 service men and women who lost their lives in that conflict. This monument rightfully honors all those who served and risked their lives there. Too many U.S. citizens…See More
Robert M. Collinsworth replied to Tim Jennings's discussion 'Make an impact now!'
"Tim:
I think your idea is a potential winner but part of the problem is that too many citizens cannot be bothered to do even minimal research into all candidates who throw their hats into the ring. Yes, the move to undeclared may send a signal but…"
Robert M. Collinsworth commented on LFDA Editor's member post 'The Week in Review for Aug. 6: Debt deal, debt deja vu'
"According to an article titled “Finger pointing follows debt downgrade”, credited to msnbc.com staff and news service reports and last updated August 6, 2011 at 1:23:14 AM, the expected finger pointing has begun. The Obama administration…"
Ken Hajjar replied to Robert M. Collinsworth's discussion 'Would a credit rating downgrade really be a bad thing?'
"Well, sir, you now have your answer. YES, a credit downgrade is a VERY bad thing. I hope you don't have your money in the stock market."
Robert M. Collinsworth commented on Steven Borne's member post 'Supporting the Gang of 6'
"According to an article titled “Congress seeks debt result, Obama goes to public“. Written by Jim Kuhnhenn, and published by the AP on Sunday, July 17, 2011, politics is once again taking priority over the needs of the country.
Both…"
Robert M. Collinsworth posted a discussion
Experiencing the seasons of rural New Hampshire
You say there are four seasons . . . not in rural New Hampshire there aren’t!The word season can refer to a time of year or even a time of life. The term well seasoned can mean different things. If we are speaking of food it means that the right amount of the right seasonings and spices have been added. If we are speaking of an individual, it usually means that he or she has lived long enough or has been exposed to enough of the right things to be a savvy individual.Living most of my life in…See More
Johnny Love replied to Robert M. Collinsworth's discussion 'Receiving a “Glowing Report” should not pertain to radioactivity!'
" Seabrook needs to be shutdown. Offshore Wind Farms should be built and the state should provide strong incentives for solar in residential and commercial settings."
Robert M. Collinsworth posted a discussion
Receiving a “Glowing Report” should not pertain to radioactivity!
In my opinion, the residents of Portsmouth, New Hampshire and the surrounding area could potentially be at risk thanks to the Seabrook nuclear power plant located in Seabrook, New Hampshire!According to an article titled “Radioactive tritium leaks found at 48 US nuke sites’, written by Jeff Donn, and published by the AP on June 21, 2011, “three quarters of all commercial nuclear power sites in the U.S. have experienced radioactive tritium leaks. Many of these leaks seeping into ground water…See More
Robert M. Collinsworth replied to LFDA Editor's discussion 'New budget hinges on current budget deficit' in the group 2012-2013 State Budget
"Lynch has cut services across the board - not to save money but so he could spend it where he wants . . . not where we need it. It is his way of saying "Fine . . . I won't raise taxes but I will spend what I want - where I want to. You…"
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2012-2013 State Budget
Democratic Gov. John Lynch proposed a $10.7 billion biennial budget. The Republican-controlled House responded with a $10.17 billion budget. Will the Senate, also GOP controlled, find some middle ground? Click here to read more.See More
Robert M. Collinsworth posted a discussion
An open Letter to NH Senators and Representatives re: Unconstitutional Wars
Dear N.H. Senators and Representatives: In a Dec. 20, 2007 interview with the Boston Globe, then presidential candidate Barack Obama is quoted as saying, “The president does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation.”Now that he’s president however, Obama is directly (and actively) contradicting that. He has unilaterally authorized a military attack against Libya…See More
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The hidden cost of corruption and scandal
The taxpayers, voters, parents, and Grandparents of New Hampshire are no different than those who inhabit the rest of our country. We relish the opportunity to have National pride. We worry about our children and grandchildren. We work hard and don’t want to see our tax dollars wasted. We are not exempt from a creeping fungus that seems to be infecting politics and government.There has always been a certain amount of corruption and scandal involving elected officials in the United States.…See More
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Putting Lipstick on a Politician
The New York Times reported today that the pace of U.S. hiring slowed in May with 54,000 jobs added; the unemployment rate up to 9.1%. 150,000 were expected to be added in May and 250,000 jobs are what were needed to feel that we were making headway against the high unemployment rate. According to the Labor Department, hiring slowed sharply in May, after several months of strong job growth. This raises concerns once again about the staggeringly weak recovery (if a recovery really has begun at…See More
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Will the “Individual Mandate” play the spoiler?
According to an article titled “North Dakota Joins 13 States in Court Brief Opposing Obama Care”, written by Kate Bommarito, and published by the “Plains Daily” on Thursday, May 26, 2011, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA, referred to by some as “Obamacare”) is under attack by yet another state.An amicus (“friend of the court”) brief has been jointly filed by a group of 14 states including North Dakota, challenging the constitutionality of the Individual Mandate contained…See More
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Tax Loopholes for Big Oil
The Senate is expected to vote this week on a bill to end some tax breaks for Oil Companies grossing over $1 billion. The content of that bill (S.940) can be read at the following link:…
Posted on May 16, 2011 at 7:16pm
Three words you never want to hear!
There are three words you never want to hear. “You have cancer!” is a statement that strikes fear into the heart of everyone who hears it and is all too often a death knell. Cancer is a disease that picks up speed as it progresses and devastates the body it invades in a merciless attack. It eventually leaves its victim with nothing. It steals health, vitality, pride, financial stability, and joy from those it selects and from…
ContinuePosted on May 16, 2011 at 2:12pm
New Hampshire Representatives set-aside party differences for Veterans
Anyone who has regularly read my opinion pieces knows that I tend to be a critic of most Washington politicians. The regular collusion, corruption, and selfishness that exist in and regularly emanates from our nation’s capitol are shameful at best. The two major parties pulling and tugging to better their own self-interest and acquire the majority of power-broking positions continues non-stop. Party interests usually take precedence over the interest of the country…
ContinuePosted on May 16, 2011 at 9:30am
But what can I do?
A question that is becoming too familiar right now is "But what can I do?"
We sit and watch the daily events on network news and most of us feel bad that the rest of the world cannot enjoy the blessings we take for granite. Blessings like seeing our children fall asleep surrounded by peace and tranquility . . . like…
ContinuePosted on May 11, 2011 at 12:26pm — 1 Comment
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- At 10:10am on April 30, 2012,
LFDA Editor said… Hello Robert,
We wanted to let you know that we'll be changing our discussion format over the next few days in order to make it simpler for our members to post on our website. As part of that process, members will no longer be able to comment on old discussions, although these old discussions will still be visible. If you'd like your "Putting Lipstick on a Politician" and other discussions to remain active for comment, we encourage you to re-post them as blogs! Blog postings will remain open to member comments.
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