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Analysis: GOP won first round of budget battle - Yahoo! News (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110409/ap_on_re_us/us_spending_fights_analysis - broken link)
Round 2: shut the sucka down!
No one won because we the tax payers are still footing the bill and they are still over spending.
What they did was like cutting 2 cents from a $100K bill. When they can cut spending by 50% then I will take notice. Until then it's all BS.
The American people won. The conversation has shifted from how much money can we spend to how much can we cut. Thankfully the Republicans won in 2012, we are now moving the ball in the right direction.
The Repugnantcans won in 2012? Are you talking to us from the future or something?
How is keeping us more in debt a win? Whichever party can cut the MOST wins, not the LEAST. Why can't both sides get competitive about spending cuts?
If the Right would stop playing the "defund Planned Parenthood" games maybe real progress could be made. But the Republicans are self righteous snakes in the grass.
Well of course that was a typo, but I am happy you agreed with the substance of my post!
No, but I was going to let you know that your crystal ball had a big crack in it because President Barack Obama will be in the White House until Jan 19, 2017
No, but I was going to let you know that your crystal ball had a big crack in it because President Barack Obama will be in the White House until Jan 19, 2017
Again, thank you for agreeing with the substance of my post.
Of course you statement is speculation, mine is fact!
Somebody tell us why the demmies didn't do the budget last October like they were required to do.
Lazy fockers.
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