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2 fas=cts are a language you leftwingwhackadoodle make up as you go everything that moron posted is a lie |
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3 Facts are not what you pull from your nasty rear end you right wing nut. |
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2 BAAAAAAAAAAAA like the sheep you are!!!!!!!!! |
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1 You believe yout Taxes are too high. But 20% of 0 = 0. |
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1 Congress increases the debt Stupid. |
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1 Oh my god you mean Clinton signed what was all ready passed by the repubs.Go look up nafta see when it was passed dumbazz!!!!! google it before you talk stupid shit the repubs want you to believe!!!! |
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3 Among the Republicans who prophesied the default doomsday scenario that almost unfolded last summer was none other than conservative patron saint, Ronald Reagan. As he warned Congress in November 1983: "The full consequences of a default -- or even the serious prospect of default -- by the United States are impossible to predict and awesome to contemplate. Denigration of the full faith and credit of the United States would have substantial effects on the domestic financial markets and the value of the dollar." Reagan knew what he was talking about. After all, the hemorrhage of red ink at the U.S. Treasury was his doing. |
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1 If I pay 6% sales tax on a dollar,then if I spend 100.00 dollars I should get a break.(((((((((Not)))))))))) Dumbazz |
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5 “The last time this country had a balanced budget Bill Clinton was President.”(Democratic underground, 2011). The WHOLE truth is Newt Gingrich (Speaker of the House) and the GOP Majority passed the BBA and Democrats screamed and kicked the entire way Democrats said it could not be done in seven years… The GOP did it in four. Now let us contrast this with the Clinton fiscal record. Recall that it was the Clinton White House that fought Republicans every inch of the way in balancing the budget in 1995. When Republicans proposed their own balanced-budget plan, the White House waged a shameless Medi-scare( shoving old people off cliffs?) campaign to torpedo the plan — a campaign that the Washington Post slammed as “pure demagoguery.” It was Bill Clinton who, during the big budget fight in 1995, had to submit not one, not two, but five budgets until he begrudgingly matched the GOP’s balanced-budget plan. In fact, during the height of the budget wars in the summer of 1995, the Clinton administration admitted that “balancing the budget is not one of our top priorities.” Reagan was responsible for curtailing expansion of Big Government! There is not a single reference to support any of these fictitious numbers in this piece of liberal dribble! Real researchers and writers use reference data, links, and tables to “prove” their claims! http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/... |
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4 You are a TOTAL IDIOT! Must be a FOX news conspiracy! http://www.youtube.com/watch... BILL Clinton-signing-and commenting on NAFTA! |
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3 the reason we had a great economy during the Clinton years was due to the tax cuts and policies put in place by Ronald Regan and I can see you follow the democrat logic of if you do not like history lie about it and try to make every one believe you changed it |
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Campaign spending: Tie contributions to national debt !!!
A letter to John Tester...(D) Montana November 20, 2012 I would like to congratulate you on your re-election to the U.S. Senate. I was very happy to vote for you for a second time. As you are well aware, though the campaign was very negative, and as I am sure you are even more well aware, it was very expensive. To the extent that the Citizens United decision allowed for unlimited outside interests to spend on this campaign cycle and became a severe contributing factor to the above stated problem, I believe I have a simple solution. Please consider placing a severe tax on the monies expended by these “super PACs,” and on the windfall profits that those monies brought to media corporations. In my opinion, if these giants of business have enough money to contribute to our politics, they also have enough to make an in-kind contribution to alleviate our national debt, and the two could be inextricably tied together. Secondly, and also my opinion, if the media corporations are going to flood the airwaves with so much misinformation, then they should pay an “Obfuscation Fee” directly tied to the amount taken in for the production and airing of negative or misleading advertisements. These monies could also be directly tied to the paying down of the national debt. Though you benefited in some ways from the large expenditures and their exposure on TV, I cannot help but think that you would agree that we would all be better off if political campaigns were shorter in length, and more tightly controlled, as we had with the McCain-Feingold legislation. Better yet, let’s fund them publicly, and limit their duration to three months prior! Then you can spend less time raising money, and more time working on the problems of this nation. |
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2 I definitely agree with you on that. NAFTA was the real beginning of the end for middle class America. I DO feel obligated to remind you though... NAFTA had been in the works since Reagan/Bush's terms and was designed by republicans. It just took until Clinton's administration to come up with a bill that could be passed. Clinton wasn't very excited about it and was basically dragged into it kicking and screaming. In my opinion, he shouldn't have signed it; but he was something of a compromiser. That's why he was called "a republican democrat" by a lot of people. |
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1 Then why are conservatives so reticent to return to the tax rates of Clinton's or even Reagan's eras? |
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1 I never have! Don't underestimate me! I was in agreement with some things you said, untill you crossed the line! My brothers were in south east asia, I came close to serving there myself! My oldest son served 4 tours in Iraq, and allmost died there! No, like you I don't think we should have ever gone there! However soldiers do not argue the politics of war, they fight them! You don't owe me shit for your comment about John McCain, you do owe every combat vet in America an apology! |
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LeoYou're in a very idealistic mood today, making it almost impossible for you to view loved ones in their true colors. If they've got any faults you won't see them because you'll have blanked them out. This rosy vision of your nearest and dearest is fine if it doesn't last long but it will cause problems if it persists and you continue to brush any problems under the carpet.
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