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what would d.crocket say.

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bcPA

02-19-2009 20:32:19

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when davy crocket was in congress he said no to congress when they wanted to take the peoples money and use it to help out a certain group of people who had a terrible problem. This was the first time tax money would be used for such a purpose and he believed it would set a dangerous president( spelling). He told congress to take up a collection among the members of congress and use their own personal money if they wanted to help those in distress. I cant remember who they wanted to help.

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trucker40

02-20-2009 09:34:55

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to bcPA, 02-19-2009 20:32:19

Davy Crockett would take one look at this mess and think he was in a mental institution instead of the USA.

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big fred

02-20-2009 07:09:07

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to bcPA, 02-19-2009 20:32:19

It was for the widow of a naval officer. In his first term, the Congress had appropriated $20,000 for relief for victims of a large fire near the capitol. When he was campaigning for re-election, a man named Horatio Bunce took him to task for it, and unlike today's Congressmen, Mr Crockett listened to his constituents, and read the Constitution.

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GeneMO

02-20-2009 07:45:39

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to Hills Of TN, 02-20-2009 05:38:32

I like the way you talk !!

Gene
Rock River Arms AR-15

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Aaron Ford

02-20-2009 07:32:00

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to Hills Of TN, 02-20-2009 05:38:32

Amen Brother! Amen...

This fella really has it nailed to the wall...

This coming from a leftside leaning moderate.

Aaron

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Tom 43

02-20-2009 05:34:53

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to bcPA, 02-19-2009 20:32:19

You need a class in basic American History. The Nation has always used government money to promote special interests. The first Sec. of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton established the First Bank of the United States to pay back war bonds that had mostly fallen into the hands of speculators. Being from Pennsylvania you should know that President Washington led an army larger than any he had commanded in the Revolution to put down the Whiskey Rebellion. Henry Clay was an advocate of the American System which was to use revenue from high tariffs to build canals and railroads. Was Davy worried about taking Texas from Mexico, which after his death would culminate in the U.S. taking half of Mexico? The Mexican War was cheered in the South because of the potential to extend slavery, but was pretty much opposed in the North, thus setting the stage for the Civil War a decade later.

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big fred

02-20-2009 07:10:10

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to Tom 43, 02-20-2009 05:34:53

OH, MY GOSH!!! YOU FORGOT TO MENTION THE KLAN!!!

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larry cook

02-20-2009 07:18:16

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to big fred, 02-20-2009 07:10:10

thats a good one and i agree, but dont egg him on. you know how it is, he will get to it sooner or later.
larry cook

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dave2

02-20-2009 04:07:55

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to circus, 02-19-2009 20:32:19

On the ninth day...God made Bras.

Eigth was tractors....

Dave

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GeneMO

02-19-2009 21:31:10

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to bcPA, 02-19-2009 20:32:19

Well, in Davy Crockets time when the fools became to many to bear, he could just move farther west, but now California is full of more fools than anywhere else. Seems like there is no where else to go.

Anybody know of a good island somewhere where it is warm all the time and the native women dont wear tops?

Gene

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bison

02-20-2009 09:07:56

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to GeneMO, 02-19-2009 21:31:10

Dont care where you go,as long as you dont come north

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VernMI

02-20-2009 02:49:47

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to GeneMO, 02-19-2009 21:31:10

Those native udders aren't all that much to look at.

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Charles(mo)

02-20-2009 03:29:33

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to VernMI, 02-20-2009 02:49:47

you may be on the wrong island Vern. lol

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Charles(mo)

02-20-2009 03:29:09

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to VernMI, 02-20-2009 02:49:47

you may be on the wrong island Vern. lol

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tompepper

02-20-2009 04:07:25

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to Charles(mo), 02-20-2009 03:29:09

dangerous president hmmmmm m thats what we have now.

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Tom 43

02-20-2009 05:07:14

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to tompepper, 02-20-2009 04:07:25

You are behind the times. We had an election and an inauguration and got rid of that dangerous President. We have a real one now.

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big fred

02-20-2009 07:13:43

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to JackE, 02-20-2009 05:32:16

We've got a pretty speechmaker, an empty suit, an inexperienced and naive shyster, beholden to unethical special interests.

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redtom

02-20-2009 12:33:07

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to big fred, 02-20-2009 07:13:43

Not to mention the first primate, his wife.

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Phil in Pa

02-20-2009 05:15:46

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to Tom 43, 02-20-2009 05:07:14

We'll see.
Once we've had some time to judge his deeds.
He sure looked pretty shaky in that first speeech, you know, the one where he appeared frantic and not very much in control.

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DiyDave

02-20-2009 06:04:03

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to Phil in Pa, 02-20-2009 05:15:46

Well, its been a month, so far obummer has managed to talk the market down 2000 points.

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GeneMO

02-20-2009 07:51:30

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to DiyDave, 02-20-2009 06:04:03

I would think that if he keeps on at the rate he has gone so far, that in a years time things will be FUBAR

Gene

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Mike M

02-20-2009 07:23:29

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to DiyDave, 02-20-2009 06:04:03

And place another trillion to the debt total !!

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02-20-2009 07:55:39

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Re: what would d.crocket say. in reply to Mike M, 02-20-2009 07:23:29

But he has gotten some arears in taxes collected from his cabinet appointees-or was that the bad publicity that made them pay back taxes? Maybe he should try appointing wealthy California Lieburals to cabinet positions- after a quick check of past tax records the state might get their share and California cows won"t end up in the bovine unemployment center-McDonalds. RN

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