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er uh solar, you've yet to get the point. kram got it (I didnt realize it the first time I read it). The thread is about the fiscal cliff. Its not about energy, coal or green initiatives. anyhoo, I asked about the 'fiscal cliff of insanity' that republicans screamed we needed in 2009. Republicans knew "cutting spending" was not an option in that economy. That type of spending cut would almost guarantee a depression. what does that say about them? The only two conclusions are 1 they are dangerously stupid or 2 they assumed their base was stupid. Why would anybody support such ignorance or deceit? I have to assume others also get the point and that explains the lack of posts in response to my posts.
In 2009 pubs, headed by Paul Ryan, proposed freezing any raise in spending for five years. A moot point however since Demonrats were in control of both house and senate. They didn't pass that, or any budget since. You have no point, you are not getting responses because you are a Bush banger, and you are boring beyond belief. Your talking points and distortions are nothing new here. Boring, boring, boring.
There should be a rule against posting outdated talking points...
We do have a rule regarding stupid though.But most usually figure that one out on their own, though, some apparently aren't smart enough to realize just how big of a fool they truly are.He seems nice enough, just very well informed though.
Vern, easy question. How did we get to the point of a fiscal cliff?And don't even say Bush's Fault".
National Propaganda Radio says going over the cliff would be good.
er uh solar.
the deficits are bush's fault. the 'fiscal cliff' is house republican's fault. "To recap:1) House Republicans created a fake crisis around the debt ceiling. 2) House Republicans demanded spending cuts, and the creation of a Supercommittee to end their fake crisis 3) House Republicans undermined the Supercommittee negotiations, causing the committee to fail 4) House Republicans are now trying to blame President Obama for the automatic spending cuts triggered by the Supercommittee failure.None of this ever would’ve come to pass if Repubicans hadn’t created the fake debt ceiling crisis in the first place. They set this thing in motion, and now they own it."there's that thing again when pubs really want to believe something it must be true. A guy on NPR said it might be good because it "the lack of a deal would do a lot to help erase the federal deficit." He didnt deny the possibility of a recession. Thats his opinion. See how your brain thinks it means its NPR's opinion. Oh thats right, you guys are used to fox and the other 'conservative entertainment sources'. Their stuff is scripted but you think its real. Now what does any of that have to do with pub after pub screaming to cut spending to balance the budget at the peak of the Great Bush Recession?
solar, thanks for proving a theory I had about you. You asked who I blamed for the Fiscal Cliff (congrats on your first thread related post). I show it's the house republicans fault and magic presto, you try to make the thread about me. keep up the work
I asked you a question and you completely ignored it, not wise.So let me ask, do you think Husein is using good policy to print money, borrow money endlessly all the while running up the tab?Or would it be better to cut back on spending and live within your means all the while paying back your creditors?It really is a simple question, no catch, no twist of words, just a straight forward question.