Obama To Boehner In A Private Meeting; We Don't Have A Spending Problem (unemployment rate, interview)

[bluesjuke]

Originally Posted by Mac_Muz

It's not their fault....... They thought Obama was the ...................



Instead we got a bum

[urbanlife78]

If it was a private meeting, how do you know the writer isn't making this claim up?

[Miborn]

Originally Posted by Toyman at Jewel Lake

Earth to Obama..."Are you f*cking stupid?"

Yes he is! And so is his merry minions that surround him

[SHABAZZ310]

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[Dude111]

Originally Posted by Mr.XXX

Our Dear Marxist Leader is Bankrupting this nation....all by design...

Yes he is,THANK YOU!!!! (Its been his plan all along)

[Arus]

funny how someone who was not in a private meeting knows what was said in this meeting.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by Arus

funny how someone who was not in a private meeting knows what was said in this meeting.

I know, I think that is the one thing that impresses me the most about this article. I think this guy might have super powers or something.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by wutitiz

Here's a good article on it by Matt Welch of Reason. If we had stayed at the Clinton level of spending, with increased spending only to adjust for population and inflation, we would currently be running a surplus.
Barack Obama: 'We don't have a spending problem' - Hit & Run : Reason.com

Matt Welch includes a bunch of quotes from lefty pundits echoing Pres. Obama's amazing denial, such as:

That article says that, but gives no evidence to actually back up its claims. it also includes social security which makes no sense at all.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by Swingblade

Hmmm where are the Obama defenders? I do not blame them for not entering this cross fire. One link Obama says we do not have a spending problem and the other he claims to have cut a trillion dollars. This is a real knee slapper.

How is it a knee slapper ? If you cut to the bone and you are still in the red, then you have a revenue problem. so we as a nation have a revenue problem that spending cuts can help with.