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norenforsenate commented on the blog post Schumer Blows the Whistle on FY2012 Budget Hostage-Taking
Do you think it’s ethical to take gobs of money from Commercial Banks and even a donation from the CEO of S&P who screwed this country twice? The Democratic incumbent Governor-appointed Senator I am running against did just that! If you’re a Bernie Sanders fan,you’ll like me. Senator Gillibrand on the other hand, voted for the two wars, voted for the Bush tax cuts, and voted AGAINST raising the debt ceiling. Her excuses were pathetic.
Scott Noren DDS
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norenforsenate commented on the blog post Standard & Poor’s Downgrade Raises One Legitimate Issue
I will stick to facts:
My US Senator, whom I am trying to challenge in 2012 to a Primary is or did the following:
1) #1 recipient of Commercial Bank Lobby money in the entire U.S. Senate
2) Voted for the Bush Tax cuts which decreased revenues and increase the National Debt.
3) Voted against the debt ceiling because it didn’t include revenues (insane given her vote on the Bush Tax cuts).
4) McCgraw Hill owns Standard and Poor’s (S&P)…she received large donations from half the executive Board already and much more from all over Wall Street.
Do you want to support a Progressive Democrat? Then if you want a NON-party pick, a liberal but fiscally conservative (cutting the military budget makes me fiscally conservative!) then help me out.
Get Huff Post and FiredogLake to cover me…
Throw this FireDog a bone please!
Scott Noren DDS
US Senate candidate, 2012
Ithaca, NY
look for web site revisions soon
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norenforsenate commented on the diary post Water Cooler – Ron Paul Going All In, Won’t Run For Representative In 2012 by Bill Egnor.
The big picture first. As they reported in Murdoch’s WSJ that I do read: Death of the Duopoly Increasing numbers of Americans are calling themselves unaffilliated when asked what Party they belong to. The actual candidates we get are usually Party picks and the public is so turned off by this, they have shunned both [...]
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norenforsenate commented on the blog post If You Want More Bipartisanship, Promote More Political Parties
I would run for US Senate in NY on the Independent party ticket if I could…that Party’s administration is a joke here though.
Scott Noren DDS
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norenforsenate commented on the blog post Late Night: Join FDL as a Member, Dammit!
OK..maybe using the F word is a way of being more flamboyant. I’ll just comment in the mundane, non-demonstrative way. By the way, I had a patient once who said when he worked at a hotel that a certain First Lady rode the elevator and wasn’t happy with things in the hotel and every other word was F this and F that. I won’t elaborate but suffice to say I think she was one of the laziest people ever to get immersed in politics. I won’t say exactly who it is because I might get a hit on me or I might get sued for slander.
What I will comment on is what I told Alan Colmes tonight. Yes, i’m glad Hochul won the 26th District House race. But, it doesn’t take anything more than a Party-pick and bash the Paul Ryan Plan obviously to win with the Party support. It’s another thing to actually have Progressive things on your platform like a Bill that you will WRITE for minimum wage of $10/hour or amend the Bush Tax cuts for only $500,000 or below..etc etc.
We don’t exactly get Republican vs Sanjay Guptas from the Democratic Party…I’m not saying I’m Sanjay, but I certainly will be 50 times more aggressively progressive if the real progressives ever decided to back me..I’m not cookie-cutter on the platform so the Party won’t back me..believe me. That’s my comments and if you disagree, shove it. Kidding.
Scott Noren DDS
US Senate candidate..the non-Wall Street alternative
Hope Hochul grows a pair once she gets in
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norenforsenate wrote a new diary post: My Run for U.S. Senate New York 2012
Dear Fellow Democrat: The laws passed by even a Democratically controlled Congress have fallen way short due to undue corporate influence. Examples include giving $250 for a Medicare doughnut hole recipient that is hundreds or even thousands of dollars short of helping seniors pay for their medication. My incumbent opponet even voted against the safe [...]
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norenforsenate became a registered member
