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Old 11-03-2010, 10:50 PM
 
Location: Tennessee
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A majority of Americans are ignorant of politics, the midterm elections only reflect that. It makes sense that we have rewarded incompetence by electing more members of the Republican Party.

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Thank you, elite liberal, for sharing your intolerance of ideas from your perch on that high horse.
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Old 11-03-2010, 10:51 PM
 
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You can't do it by devaluing the dollar, either.

That's Obama's next trick, btw...printing up a billion bucks a month in cash to finance his nonsense...hope you're all ready for a 20% paycut.
Actually they are talking about doing $75B a month for nearly a year.. total $900B..
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Old 11-03-2010, 10:52 PM
 
Location: Imaginary Figment
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Actually they are talking about doing $75B a month for nearly a year.. total $900B..
That's pretty cheap compared to your hero Bush's Iraq.
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Old 11-03-2010, 10:54 PM
 
Location: Texas
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End poverty the American way!!! Go to work!
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Old 11-03-2010, 10:56 PM
 
Location: Texas
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That's pretty cheap compared to your hero Bush's Iraq.
This kind of comment is so ridiculous!
We know that! We are trying to stop that!
Not add more to the problem like the demwits (who, btw, were in power for the last years of that presidency).

Stop bringing up Bush...unless that's the only ammo you got.
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Old 11-03-2010, 11:03 PM
 
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A better question might be, when will you ever learn? You seem to have willful amnesia. Guess when the GOP ran up the deficit, the debt, expanded government and Medicare it was different huh? (That's ok, you don't have to reply, you never do.)
Another liberal trying to argue that $250B deficits under the GOP was far worse than $1.3T deficits under Obama.. And people wonder why everyone asks what is happening to our educational system..
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OK guys listen carefully, this is how the GOP plans on "creating jobs." 1) Go after Obama and "investigate him." 2) Repeal health care 3) Continue the Bush tax cuts (which in case you weren't aware are effective NOW yet job creation isn't robust like try to tell us it would be if we just do it one more time)
Great.. now that you've talked down to us little folks.. maybe you can listen carefully..
The healthcare is COSTING jobs...
The Bush tax cuts CREATED jobs.. (10,000,000) of them to be exact.

I know.. you want to continue the healthcare costs and not the tax cuts.. And expect the exact opposite of what is happening..
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Lets also conveniently ignore the sheer hypocrisy about the GOP's mantra "keeping the government out of our lives", while also demanding to know why Obama hasn't created jobs for us.
Ahh yes.. the old "GOP" wants government to do something.. WRONG.. Governments DO NOT CREATE JOBS..

You just proved this above when you claimed the bush tax cuts were harmful to job creations (even though you were 100% wrong).. Government getting out of the way CREATES jobs.. Government in the way, STOPS THEM.. Its not rocket science so dont try to educate me on who is ignoring what while you try to pretend things are hypocritical to want LESS government..
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Here's the facts, many corporations are making money again
They always were..
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in fact they are stock piling cash.
Instead of hiring, investing, expanding.. Yeah, I know..things you dont want them to do
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Yet they aren't hiring because the demand simply isn't there to validate new hires.
The demand isnt there because people are holding onto their money TO PAY THE GOVERNMENT.. Its government stopping the demand..
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Bush tax cuts are still in place now, but for some strange reason (defying GOP logic) these firms still aren't hiring.
1) They already hired 10,000,000 new people.. how much more do you want them to hire?
2) They arent hiring because TAXES ARE GOING UP.. Thats why they are hoarding their cash.. THINK..
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The GOP's answer is that we should keep repeating the same thing while expecting a different result and in the end,
WRONG.. Thats Democrats and Obamas plan..
The current plan was tried during the great depression. It lead to over a decade of 10%+ unemployment.. Its YOU expecting a different result.. The GOP plan of cutting taxes has been proven time and time again to create jobs.. Now you expect different results.. Do you project much?
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The reality is that if the cuts come or go, demand will eventually return and that's when the firms will hire again.
Yep.. reality is of course that demand will eventually return.. The difference is, do you support the New Deal method which took decades, or the tax cut methods which took a few weeks? Only someone trying to destroy the country would pick the wrong answer...
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Old 11-03-2010, 11:07 PM
 
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That's pretty cheap compared to your hero Bush's Iraq.
Actually its not.. The total cost of 1 year of monetizing the debt will FAR exceed the total cost of Bushs Iraq war, and the Afghanistan war..

Again, people wonder why everyone asks whats happening to our education system.. here, let me help you with basic math.

$75B a month * 12 months = $900B..

Now what did Bushs war cost? and how much is Obama spending on the very same war?

Finally, the fact that you dont understand that monetizing the debt will cost you far greater than any war, shows that you do indeed need to study before posting again.. its estimated to cost americans 20% of everything they own by devaluing the dollar. But hey, you just keep holding onto the dream that Government is the solution....
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Old 11-03-2010, 11:08 PM
 
Location: Long Island
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A majority of Americans are ignorant of politics, the midterm elections only reflect that. It makes sense that we have rewarded incompetence by electing more members of the Republican Party.

So we get the government we deserve, and now gridlock is all but assured.

Sadly, as long as a majority of voting Americans remain clueless, we all will suffer.
better to have gridlock , than to have liberal garbage

look at what the liberals screwed up

a stimulus, that didnt stimulate
a jobs bill, that did create any jobs
a health insurance mandate, that made costs higher
saving FAILED companies for what...the sake of saying the saved a FAILED company...
a finance reform bill that doesnt address fannie/freddie (who AGAIN need ANOTHER bailout)

yep the liberals screwed the pooch
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Old 11-03-2010, 11:08 PM
 
Location: Denver
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The people who drove us off the cliff are back behind the wheel again!
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Old 11-03-2010, 11:11 PM
 
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A majority of Americans are ignorant of politics, the midterm elections only reflect that. It makes sense that we have rewarded incompetence by electing more members of the Republican Party.

So we get the government we deserve, and now gridlock is all but assured.

Sadly, as long as a majority of voting Americans remain clueless, we all will suffer.
Wrong! Independents are the reason Obama and the Democrats seized control in 2008 and 2006 respectively. And Independents are the reason Republicans had success. Unlike yourself, Independents are not partisan. They are voting according to what they feel is in the best interest of the country irregardless of party.

So maybe you should pay attention and acknowledge your party made mistakes instead of calling the majority of Americans dumb.
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