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will today spell the end of the socialist experiment?
and the end of the liberal trash wasting our children's money and future?
I sure as hell hope so.:thumbsup |
I'm sure Republicans will win overall if that's what you are asking. Then Democrats will win in 2012.
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yes because the energy we produce here in canada...is now fully owned by a usa company...and today they upped the prices again to sell us back our own energy that our taxes paid to develop
its so awesome |
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BTW...it is the Republicans that are the greatest growers of government...spending and increasing the National Debt. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationa...idential_terms |
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good one bro! |
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obama has already increased the debt in 2 years greater than bush had in 8. additionally, the debt is grown by congress, not the president. but thanks for playing. |
edit: never mind.
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obama's already made bipartisan comments such as
"the republicans can ride along, they just have to ride in the back of the bus." yay. |
I'm sure it will be a grand slam for the Republicans. However 2 years to repair the mess left by George Bush are nothing.
A lot of promises that should have already been fulfilled will have the Democrats lose these elections. They went way beyond their possibilities in telling the American people what they wanted to hear "change" I voted Democrat in 08 this time around I went independent. |
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Today will probably be a blood bath for my party.
We earned some of that and the rest of course because of jobs, jobs, jobs. Remember Pres. George HW Bush - no new taxes - Clinton won after he broke that promise. We promised below 8% unemployment - we failed... good thing is we will keep the Senate, so we will either work together or total gridlock... Now the repubs have to try and govern a bit - let's see how that works out..... |
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Besides, Vice-President Dick Cheney said "Reagan proved deficits don't matter." He knows more than all of us put together. |
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the chart also leaves off obama's debt which is the largest increase by any president ever. now run along and come back as "the queen" and explain how you found yourself dead at your computer, mid post on GFY. :1orglaugh |
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the democratic congress and senate passed what obama wanted. cleared up now? during the reagan years, he slashed taxes under the misconception that it was a way to curb democratic spending. it wasn't. they just kept on spending what they didn't have. shockingly, when newt gingrich took control of the house and forced down spending, it started the best economic cycle of our life times. not sure why the left acts so dumb. I don't see it as a viable strategy. at the end of the daty, you end up, uh..........looking dumb. |
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President Bush Senior: Took it to 66.1% of GDP President Clinton: Reduced it to 56.4% of GDP President Bush Jr: Took it to 83.4% of GDP President Obama: Came into office with it being 83.4% of GDP It is yet to be known what it percentage of the GDP will be when he leaves office. It does not make alot of difference who is in the majority in the House and Senate as the President can veto any spending bill that he chooses to and usually the Senate cannot get enough votes to override a veto. Thus ultimately the buck stops with the President...not the Congress. As you can see under Republican administrations the debt went from 32.5% of GDP to 83.4% of GDP...and no President Obama has not reached this almost 52% in increase to GDP. |
That's not socialism...
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Hopefully the GOP will gain enough power to gridlock the government, because that when it seems to work best when neither party has enough power to spend, spend, spend... and yes they are both equally guilty!
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i believe the analogy was 'car' |
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50% chance for somebody to win :)
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post your idiot half facts all day. Clinton didn't reduce shit, the republican congress did. at an increase of $3trillion, obama has in two years, surpassed every other president who's had 4 or 8 years. you're idiocy truly knows no bounds. |
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If the Brits can so suddenly control their spending, so can we. I just don't want to have to hear about Tea Partiers any longer.
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a couple, ah, criminalish situations in the sell off of bc rail etc |
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enemies? he won't call Al Quada "enemies" but people who want to stop illegal immigration he will. there's a priority list we can all be proud of. |
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this thread delivers
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Our president did correct his words to be "opponents" You know he is a lover of our country just as most of us are.. His views are center left mostly and yours are center right or right... As far as clinton - he gets credit as does the repub congress of his time... 22 million new jobs - a great economy, etc. |
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How many people are running around right now saying "we need another power in party!" very few. What are people saying? "We need someone else in power!" People vote for "someone else", not for "another party." "Someone else" just happens to be "another party." |
this thread makes sense
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Ron, Wealth redistribution has been going on for decades - was FDR exteme left? was Nixon, Reagan, etc?? Clinton was never a leftist in the whitehouse - shit he was a moderate anyways... He wanted universal care just as every president did since Truman... President Obama is a great person, thinker, etc - his main problem is 2 things. 1. He came into office in the worst economy since 1929 2. He is good at giving speaches and all but he isn't Clinton when it comes to talking with the "common person" Whether he wins or loses in 2012 - ppl will look back in decades to come and wonder what this big fight was about on health care. They will laugh and say of course everyone should have health care.... :) |
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i feel obama's 2 main problems are:
1. he's an idealist. 2. he sticks to his pre-determined agenda, regardless. 3. he's caught up in the politics of them v us |
Is it time for Orange Jesus?
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I know the ass kicking is coming - not much more too say Ron... I do hope in the next 2 years our elected leaders can work together... |
It will be very interesting to see if the Republicans can clear up the mess left by the Governments for the last 30 years.
The US like so many Western countries have lived beyond their means for decades. Blaming one President or one administration is stupid. The system of importing more than you export is a disaster waiting to happen. The banking crisis showed up the flaws. |
It'll be interesting to see if Republicans clean up a mess? Damn right it would be interesting to see that. But lets not hold our breath too long.
They've already proclaimed proudly that their number one prioity is to block Obama from being elected to a second term. So strap in and strap on for 2 years of utterly nothing happening but more vilification and kissing the hairy thankless ass of big money. Happy to be proven wrong.. ready set go. See ya in 2 yrs. |
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