Who do you support for Governor in Ohio in 2010?

[Amanda Slap]

Yes they blame Republicans.

Failed Republican Economics are at the Root of America's ...

www.politicususa.com/failed-republican-econom... ...

13 hours ago ... The GOP bears most of the blame for the economic woes over the past 12 ... ground to avoid the fiscal cliff that 64% of Americans think will have a ... tax cuts, two unfunded wars, obstructing job creation, the credit downgrade,...



Washington Post-Pew poll: Republicans are losing the fiscal ...

www.dailykos.com/story/2012/12/04/1167063/-Wa... ...

1 day ago ... 31, congressional Republicans should bear the brunt of the blame,... While 53 percent of those surveyed say the GOP would (and should) lose the fiscal cliffblame game,..... So while as a whole America agrees with Obama and the Dems on .... I think I figured this whole Republican obstruction thing out.


Republican Obstruction: Poll Shows Voters Will Blame - PolicyMic

www.policymic.com/articles/19047/republican-o... ...

The message from the American people on election night was clear: stop the ... Republican Obstruction: Poll Shows Voters Will Blame Congressional GOP if Debt ... they would blame congressional Republicans if talks on the “fiscal cliff” failed.


Boehner Counters Obama Deficit-Cutting Deal With 'Credible ...

abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/12/boehner... ...

2 days ago ... If they hold out and we go over the cliff they will be blamed for the economic failure.....

[Cousin DuPrees Cousin]

Boehner Purges Fiscal Conservatives From House Leadership ... www.theblaze.com/stories/boehner-purges-fisca... ...

1 day ago ... The Tea Party represents the old, cranky, bigoted uncle at evey ... Enough: this has to stop, and if that means John Boehner's time as Speaker is over, so be it....... what an oxymoron a boehner with no balls….didn't think it was ...

Republicans Make Counteroffer in Fiscal Talks With Obama ... www.nytimes.com/2012/12/04/us/politics/boehne... ...

2 days ago ... But the plan would extend the expiring Bush-era tax cuts for high-income ... including Representative Paul D. Ryan, the former vice-presidential nominee ... with a plan they considered more realistic, not the one Mr. Boehner again ... In an effort to give their proposal added credibility, Republicans said their ...

[UdintBuildThat]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Gettin too cold to sail the boat up the St Lawrence?
woof

It was 74 degrees here. Perfect for taking the bass boat out and putting it up on plane for about 62 mph.

[Pops]

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

Ahhhh, the GOP.
Just lost an election in which the main issue was whether to raise taxes on people making more than $250K. Polls show a majority of Americans think we should do so. Polls also show that if a fiscal cliff deal isn't reached, most people will blame the GOP.
So what does the GOP do? Refuses to extend tax cuts on 98% of Americans in order to resist doing what Americans have clearly stated they want them to do. Brilliant.

Polls also show that a VAST majority of people did NOT want Obama care either but the representatives of those same people rammed it thru anyway.
I won't even get into the clearly class warfare angle or how little effective $'s will come from the 'top 2%' that already pay the bulk of ALL taxes but the Dems/Progressives want to deprive them of even more.

[Pops]

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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But you promised. You changed your corporation to an overseas corporation so you would never ever have to pay a penny of tax again and you were moving to the Cayman Islands. What happened?

Which is exactly what the people with real money will do...take it off shore. So what will be left to tax of the top 2%?
Answer...very little. Taxing them more will produce even less than the guesstimates suppose.

[free]

The moron Liberal inmates are running the asylum. For Christ sakes !

[Cousin DuPrees Cousin]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

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It was 74 degrees here. Perfect for taking the bass boat out and putting it up on plane for about 62 mph.

It was near 70 here Mon and Tues. Little cooler today. Around 44, seems like. Weird temps.

[free]

ED Shultz is a big dumb mass !

[Cousin DuPrees Cousin]

Pops wrote:

<quoted text>Polls also show that a VAST majority of people did NOT want Obama care either but the representatives of those same people rammed it thru anyway.
I won't even get into the clearly class warfare angle or how little effective $'s will come from the 'top 2%' that already pay the bulk of ALL taxes but the Dems/Progressives want to deprive them of even more.

Sorry, Pops, but that is not the whole story. Just depends how you ask the questions.

Poll: Most Americans want to keep Obamacare in some form www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2012... -...

Poll: Most Americans want to keep Obamacare in some form. Posted by Suzy Khimm on July 1, 2012 at 1:00 pm. Smaller Text Larger Text Text Size; Print ...

Poll: Fewer Support Obamacare Repeal - ABC News abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/11/poll-fe...

Nov 13, 2012 ... A record low number of American voters want to see the Affordable Care Act – Obamacare – repealed, according to a new post-election poll ...

[ More results from abcnews.go.com ]

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Amanda Slap wrote:

Yes they blame Republicans.
Failed Republican Economics are at the Root of America's ...
www
Washters Will Blame Congressional GOP if Debt ... they would blame congressional Republicans if talks on the “fiscal cliff” failed.
Boehner Counters Obama Deficit-Cutting Deal With /boehner-counters-obama-defici t-cutting-dea...
2 days ago ... If they hold out and we go over the cliff they will be blamed for the economic failure.....

I didn't know obama was a republican. Really though the last link you posted stated that republicans aren't doing enough? If its their fault, and they dont want to offer much, WHY is that a problem? Just write it without them, speed up the recovery, and put em away. Again though, it republicans fault for a war dems voted for, increased spending, bailouts., and cutting taxes right? Well obama does the same thing, so why does it seem to work differently under him. It dosent. The fed reserve sets the monitary policy and obama appointed many big banksters just as bush did in his cabinet.

[Duke for Mayor]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

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It was 74 degrees here. Perfect for taking the bass boat out and putting it up on plane for about 62 mph.

Was I talking to you? Put your hand down and shut up.

woof

[UdintBuildThat]

Duke for Mayor wrote:

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Was I talking to you? Put your hand down and shut up.
woof

Go perform a physical impossibility to yourself!

My bass boat gets just a hair over 2 MPG by the way ;-)

[Che Reagan Christ]

Pops wrote:

<quoted text>Polls also show that a VAST majority of people did NOT want Obama care either but the representatives of those same people rammed it thru anyway.
I won't even get into the clearly class warfare angle or how little effective $'s will come from the 'top 2%' that already pay the bulk of ALL taxes but the Dems/Progressives want to deprive them of even more.

Not that you will understand, but these are two entirely different questions regarding polling.

The question that was presented was "Why, oh why, do you liberals claim that the GOP is getting blamed for this stalemate." The answer was, look at the polls. Just like the polls gave an accurate picture of the presidential election, the polls are giving an accurate picture of the opinion of the people on this question. I know. Data. Icky.

On the Healthcare Act, it really matters what poll and what the questions are. A poll that asks, "Do you approve" is not going to give a clear result because many on the left don't approve of the law either; it's too conservative. That doesn't equate to those folks wanting it repealed. Try looking at poll numbers on the separate components of the ACA. Most of them have approval of around 60%.

Anyway, that's old news. It's law. Keep the conversation current and relevant.

[Che Reagan Christ]

Pops wrote:

<quoted text>Which is exactly what the people with real money will do...take it off shore. So what will be left to tax of the top 2%?
Answer...very little. Taxing them more will produce even less than the guesstimates suppose.

No it's not. Anyone with any real money already took it offshore years ago. The one's who are blathering about it now are all talk.

[Duke for Mayor]

Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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No it's not. Anyone with any real money already took it offshore years ago. The one's who are blathering about it now are all talk.

Citizenship taxes indexed to wealth, regardless where it sits.

Don't wanna pay?
Revoke your citizenship, and get 60 days to leave.

End the charade.

[Che Reagan Christ]

Top Two Percent To GOP: Tax Us

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/05/top-...

[Save Yourself]

UdintBuildThat wrote:

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It was 74 degrees here. Perfect for taking the bass boat out and putting it up on plane for about 62 mph.

74 in December you say? If only science had a name for what you are seeing right in front of your ignorant eyes. Considering you are the modern version of a flat earther, I guess it doesn't matter what science says anyway. Tell us a story about a water walking Jewish zombie.

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Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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No, they are that smart. When given the choice of believing Rush and Fox or their own lying eyes, they go with what they see.
Remember when Fox told you, right up until about 11PM on election night that Romney was going to win in a landslide? Remember that? Didn't you learn anything at all from that embarrassment?

I don't know. I have a job so I couldn't stay up all night watching the elections. I don't know what Fox said.

What I do know is that there is a difference between making a prediction and stating fact such as what Fox and Limbaugh do. See, if more people would go to Limbaugh and/or Fox, they would have learned that taxing people making over 250 K would only run the government for less than 9 days per year. I bet anything that MSNBC, CNN and others wouldn't mention that because it's fact. MSM doesn't like to present those facts because they are honest facts.

Instead, they leave people to believe that taxing people other than themselves will be the solution to our problems. There are no spending issues, just issues of who the government can rob to make more government dependents out of people. That's what you learn listening to Limbaugh or watching Bill O'.

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Che Reagan Christ wrote:

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Let me try to break this down for you.
President Obama thinks that tax rates for 98% of Americans should stay as they are now.
The GOP thinks that the tax rates for those very same 98% of Americans should stay as they are now.
They AGREE on that.
President Obama will sign that legislation today without any condition.
The GOP won't pass it.
Reasonable people don't have any problem looking at that scenario and knowing who is at fault.

Ah yes, the typical liberal one-way street.

Well, if DumBama will let everybody keep the tax rates they have now, the Republicans will sign it in a minute. If DumBama doesn't, then we know who is to blame for the other 98% of us who will see our tax increases.

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Pops wrote:

<quoted text>Which is exactly what the people with real money will do...take it off shore. So what will be left to tax of the top 2%?
Answer...very little. Taxing them more will produce even less than the guesstimates suppose.

I own a small company with 75 employees. I am considering moving my company overseas partly because of Obama Care. Now they want to increase my personal taxes as well. That does it. If they are going to take more from me, then I'm staying in the US.

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