Tea Party forces collapsed economy, Then blame Obama... (generation, Congress, Reagan)

[Casper in Dallas]

Originally Posted by pghquest

The GOP didnt oppose revenue increases, they opposed tax increases. If you dont comprehend its not the same, thats your problem.

Ending a tax CUT is not a Tax Increase, but then righties never have been very good at math or logic.
Casper

[ajs0503]

Originally Posted by Casper in Dallas

The letters to the editor in the Dallas Morning News, which by the way leans right more than left, are nearly ALL writers very unhappy with both the GOP and the Teabagers in particular. People are already sick of their tactics and they are about to find out that the American voter is not tolerant of radicals.
Casper

And you are basing this off of the letters to the editor section of the Dallas Morning News?. Talk about a logical fallacy. I believe this one is called a "Converse fallacy of accident or hasty generalization".

All I can say is... We'll see what happens in 2012.

[texdav]

I thnik people are angru thatgovernamnt. The probl3em this tinme isn't individualsspedning beyond their meansd but government. There would even be a tea Party movement if not for the anger at governamnt spending.Local government has gotten it;state governamnt has gotten and started cuts but the federal government is stuck in the 60's.But it sgoig to happen like it or not;one way or the other.

[vicket]

Originally Posted by texdav

I thnik people are angru thatgovernamnt. The probl3em this tinme isn't individualsspedning beyond their meansd but government. There would even be a tea Party movement if not for the anger at governamnt spending.Local government has gotten it;state governamnt has gotten and started cuts but the federal government is stuck in the 60's.But it sgoig to happen like it or not;one way or the other.

Huh?

[plwhit]

Originally Posted by cruitr

Tea party = a teabagger sausagefest.

Your reply makes about as much sense as a bucket of steam.....

[godofthunder9010]

Can't we all just agree to hate BOTH the Democrats and the Republicans equally?? Both political parties are hopelessly out of touch with reality.

Make your voice heard: Vote against both of them and kick the worthless bums out of office!!

[Casper in Dallas]

Originally Posted by ajs0503

And you are basing this off of the letters to the editor section of the Dallas Morning News?. Talk about a logical fallacy. I believe this one is called a "Converse fallacy of accident or hasty generalization".

All I can say is... We'll see what happens in 2012.

So you had no answer in your first part
I agree with the second part, let's see what happens
Casper

[dreamofmonterey]

Originally Posted by JazzyTallGuy

The Republicans reveal themselves during the debt ceiling negotiations as being perfectly willing to jeopardize the United States of America economically in order to take down President Obama.

Remember things were said like:



That apparently didn't sit too well with the American people. Also most polling indicated that the American people WANTED A COMPROMISE that included spending cuts and tax revenue increases. The Republican stance against not raising revenue actually worked against them in terms of public opinion.

Bullies and mud-slinging- business as usual. How about when we vote, we opt to "hurt some people'...their hubris in Congress is nauseating

[nightflight]

Originally Posted by Haakon

Imagine that, a self selecting CNN poll that favors the left and trashes the right. Might as well just come out and say "American liberals angry at gop" it would be more accurate and honest.

this.

[jodipper]

The people that pay no taxes are always angry at the GOP and even angrier at the Tea Party. They don't want them to stop the gravy train.