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Analysis: Big economic talk, few plans from '12 Republicans - Yahoo! News (http://news.yahoo.com/analysis-big-economic-talk-few-plans-12-republicans-170644136.html - broken link)
"There is a lack of seriousness on the Republican side about economic policy, both in their denial of the impact of past actions taken by President (George W.) Bush and President Obama and on offering a consistent and plausible basis for governing," said Thomas Mann, a political scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washing
Analysis: Big economic talk, few plans from '12 Republicans - Yahoo! News (http://news.yahoo.com/analysis-big-economic-talk-few-plans-12-republicans-170644136.html - broken link)
"There is a lack of seriousness on the Republican side about economic policy, both in their denial of the impact of past actions taken by President (George W.) Bush and President Obama and on offering a consistent and plausible basis for governing," said Thomas Mann, a political scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washing
...'lack of seriosness?'...i thought you were talking about obama....
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Analysis: Big economic talk, few plans from '12 Republicans - Yahoo! News (http://news.yahoo.com/analysis-big-economic-talk-few-plans-12-republicans-170644136.html - broken link)
"There is a lack of seriousness on the Republican side about economic policy, both in their denial of the impact of past actions taken by President (George W.) Bush and President Obama and on offering a consistent and plausible basis for governing," said Thomas Mann, a political scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washing
Really? You say that when Ron Paul is also running?
Analysis: Big economic talk, few plans from '12 Republicans - Yahoo! News (http://news.yahoo.com/analysis-big-economic-talk-few-plans-12-republicans-170644136.html - broken link)
"There is a lack of seriousness on the Republican side about economic policy, both in their denial of the impact of past actions taken by President (George W.) Bush and President Obama and on offering a consistent and plausible basis for governing," said Thomas Mann, a political scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washing
What a joke. Is that from the guy who went to Martha's Vineyard on vacation and said he would "get back to us" with a plan after vacation?
I guess you have not listened to the republican plan, which is everywhere (and was actually submitted to the democratic senate, but was tabled).
1. 20% corporate tax
2. flat 20% income tax
3. reduced regulations
4. repeal Obamacare
5. increased oil and gas exploration
6. increase refineries
7. renegotiate NAFTA and China trade policies
8. reduce class action suits
That is "the plan" that is promoted by nearly every republican. Now where is Obama's "plan"?
Surely by now you have contacted Yahoo news and got them straight, Haven't you! lol
I guess since your comment makes no sense, it is a perfect liberal response, which is based in nonsense.
Now with republican plans CLEARLY SPELLED OUT (AND SUBMITTED TO THE SENATE IN THE FORM OF AN ACTUAL BILL, WHICH WAS TABLED), perhaps Obama could come up with something better than, "let's spend more".
It is amazing that anyone can attempt to defend Obama's policies and keep a straight face, as they are clearly comedy.
Hilarious, considering Oblama and the Lemocrats failed to pass ANY budget the last year they controlled everything.
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