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Judged: 2 1 1 I'm sure I'll sleep better tonight... |
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Judged: 2 2 2 if there is anyone in the whole world that can define it,it is bill(i will vouch for him).and if he fails in definition-he can,at least,display it! |
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Judged: 2 2 1 The election wasn't about the war. The election was about the economy and guess what? The dumbed down electorate voted part of the problem back in. Enjoy. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 It's quite interesting that all these erudite individuals in here (unregistered, of course) can't answer simple questions that would show they don't know what they're talking about. You're using the racism word quite freely, I'm wondering if you really know what it means. Probably not, but that's not surprising. Of all the times I've seen racism or racist claims in these types of posts, I'm thinking there is only one post that was blatantly racist, but it was obviously someone trying to stir things up. BTW, you might want to research the difference between racism and bigotry. |
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Judged: 3 3 2 Where will you get your welfare money? |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Gee, you take all the time to type the above, yet you conveniently avoid questions that will expose your clueless views... --------- And? "How about we just tax 'me at 50%" Tax YOU at 50%? LMAO. Hey, Einstein, you'd be taxing their wealth, not their income. Make up your mind, if you're understanding what you're trying to do... What are you going to do after you TAKE 50% from those EVIL rich people. How much of a dent does it put in our country's debt? What then? Tax 'em (note the proper spelling) again? Then what? Think these people will stick around? Amazing you can argue one side of the argument (and not very well at that) yet not address questions posed that expose the weakness of your points... Typical, yet not unexpected... |
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Judged: 2 1 1 The libs want more government and more spending. The takers now outnumber the makers. Maybe it will change when we hit rock bottom... |
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Judged: 2 1 1 This spending can't be supported. Taxes ARE going up for the MIDDLE CLASS. Paychecks are already smaller. No one seems to know WHAT ALL is covered in Obamacare(remember Pelosi's famous line? She represents your party well.), but how will it be funded? Immigration continues to be a major problem. So far, nothing is being done about that. Umemployment hasn't budged according to the jobs report that came out last week. Housing? Some houses are finally selling but at what price? Certainly not at their former value. This out of control spending just simply can't continue. Let's see if Obama's plan doesn't add ONE DIME to the current debt. Remember: NOT ONE DIME. When is it going to happen? Um....NOW? BTW, I guess you have appointed yourself the Topix monitor in that you are telling people what they can and can't post. You must work for the government. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Still can't respond to this post, huh? Beginning to think you're resembling the "Other Bill", he/she could only spout off BS and be clueless, too... ---------- "The last time we had a Republican President he absolutely and utterly destroyed the economy of the United States of America. Wall Street fell apart, millions and millions of Americans were unemployed and homeless" So Barney Frank, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, etc. get a free pass? Typical uneducated comment. You know enough to be dangerous. "Then the Republican Party, right after destroying the country, insulted Americans by putting up the most ridiculous and laughable candidates this country has ever seen. Then they did it again the next election." +1 Fair points. But, IF you TRULY believe running someone that had no previous experience running anything was a better choice, you're in for quite a debate. BTW, how did that work out for ya? BTW, McCain was not a good choice, but I don't recall anyone else that would have been acceptable. Romney was not my first choice, nor my second. "And you REALLY want to complain about the guy who's done a great job getting us back on track?" LMAO big time. A "great job"? Seriously? Are you paying attention to what's been going on, or are you so anti-Republican that you're missing things (too many to list)? What EXACTLY has he done? Do you know the last time we had a budget? Do you know what the country's debt is and how long it will take to pay down or get to a reasonable level? "In fact, such a great job that America chose to re-elect him again?" The takers now outnumber the makers. Santa Claus has shown up early. The clueless outnumber those that understand what's happening. People want to be a socialist country. Around half the country doesn't pay federal income tax. The liberal goal appears to be to have 50.1% of those eligible to vote on welfare. ---------- You would be fun to watch in court: Lawyer: Mr. Chickenburger: What time is it? Chickenburger: Thursday! Lawyer: No, what time is it? Chickenburger: Tomatoes! Makes about as much sense... |
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Judged: 2 2 1 I have four close friends who are democrats. They know EXACTLY how I feel about Obama and his manipulating narcissism. I have a lot of friends and the rest of them are openly concervative. I prefer to hang around with like minded people. My democrat friends and I don't talk politics. The funny thing is, though, they are complaining about how their insurance costs have gone up and they complain IN FRONT OF ME! I know their checks are lower because I know what they did for a living. They are all retired. Actually, they make wise cracks about the sorry state of things regularly. As far as my mingling with libs, I know I do. As long as they don't run their koolaid drinking delusional junk on me, I'm fine with it. BTW, your whole guilt trip crap makes me laugh.(Reference your post.) |
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Judged: 2 2 1 At a doc appt. this afternoon, while in the waiting room, I overheard two well dressed ladies (they may have been sales reps) discussing taxes and the $16.5 TRILLION deficit. One of them brought up an interesting point that I have not researched, but it very well may be true: The federal government took in more revenue last year than any prior year. Yet, the deficit grew. IF that's true, how can anyone (particularly Pelosi AND the clueless and uneducated) think we DON'T have a spending problem? There's not enough tax revenue to cover what we have, yet people want more... |
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Judged: 2 2 1 It won't change. Rock bottom will mean nothing to them. Listen.....they can't see the OBVIOUS personality defect in Obama. And it is BLANTANTLY obvious. Just don't think they'll be fazed. At any rate, they'll NEVER admit to a mistake. You can take THAT to the bank. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Ahh... the rest of this is just too much drivel to respond to. Typical Makers/Takers argument. Yawn. Typical "Lets pretend we're COMPLETELY BLIND to the Massive Huge OVERWHELMING contribution to the deficit made the Republican Policy, Tax Cuts, and Two Unfunded Wars Just to Make Daddy and the Defense Contractors Happy. Yawn. You even pulled out the pathetic Neil Boortz Santa Claus argument. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 As I just responded to you in another thread - The Financial Services Moderation Act was authored by Phill Graham , of all things - wait for it - a Texas Republican. A Republican from Iowa introduced it to the House. They did so under pressure from .... wait for it!... Big Banking -(who woulda guessed Republicans doing the will of Big Banking?). Then there was the Commodities Futures Modernization Act, brought into legislation by .... wait for it.... Phil Graham - A Texas Republican doing the will of his big-money players who pulled his strings. At that time there were both House and Senate Republican majorities. Wall Street Deregulation was the result of Texas Republicans and Big Banking. Fact. You DON'T know enough to be dangerous. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Were they able to extract your head from your butt? |
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Judged: 3 3 1 Every Republican president since Ronnie Ray-Gun has added trillions to the national debt. Ask these Right Wingers finally identify a single Republican president - who offered a balanced budget - or who didn't raise the national debt by trillions and trillions. Then listen to the silence. Can anyone seriously question that President Cheney - er - Bush - in eight years nearly destroyed not just America but most, if not all the industrialized world. Thanks Bush/Cheney for the unfounded tax cuts for the rich; The destruction of the American economy; 3,000 dead Americans under the WTC; The destruction of the national banking system; Three wars we never paid for; The shredding of the Constitution; and The creation of the largest transfer of wealth from the middle class to the richest people on Earth. Yep- we can trust Republicans - their record is so spotless. |
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Judged: 3 1 1 Great post. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 great point bill! would you please explain the diff? i am not kiddin' on this one. i agree that there is a big diff,and that the two originate from different areas(sorta),but i would be very intrested in your explanation(but please,try to keep it to 4000 words or less)afterwards,if i disagree,i may even offer mine. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 Don't forget about the great Katrina response! |
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Judged: 5 5 3 Another Right Wing economic fairy tale - taxes prevent investment. Taxes never have, and never will, prevent investment. Let's consider this: Daddy left you $800 Million when he left this stressful life. You can invest that $800 Million and receive $50 Million a year after taxes, or you can invest that $800 Million and receive $40 Million a year after taxes, or You can invest that $800 Million and receive $30 Million a year after taxes, or you can put $800 Million in plastic PVC pipe and bury it in the back yard, and receive $0. Are you gonna say - no thanks - I don't want $50 Million, or $30 Million, or $30 Million this year in income ? Are you gonna say - No Sir, I'll pass up $30 Million and take $0 instead. The investor obviously invests regardless of the tax rate he'll pay on the income. As Warren Buffer said, the tax rate never, ever, prevents any investor from investing because some income is always better than no income. There are 8 Billion reasons to believe Warren Buffet knows what he's talking about. |
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