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Its like getting something for sale at a store that always has a sale. So 20% regular price... Isnt it really 20% less the real regular price when it is always on sale? Smoke and mirrors... Mirrors and smoke!
I can go on forever!!! Here look at the shinny ball in my left hand... Watch it isnt it so shinny! Do worry what my right hand is doing... No its not in your pocket taking your money... Just watch the shinny ball in my left hand!
Its like getting something for sale at a store that always has a sale. So 20% regular price... Isnt it really 20% less the real regular price when it is always on sale? Smoke and mirrors... Mirrors and smoke!
Actually, it reminds me of when my ex-wife would go out and buy something on sale at 10% off the regular price, put it on a credit card that charged 18% interest, and tell me how much money she saved...
Actually, it reminds me of when my ex-wife would go out and buy something on sale at 10% off the regular price, put it on a credit card that charged 18% interest, and tell me how much money she saved...
That's right folks, they caved in and agreed to cut $2 billion dollars from 2013 federal spending. That's 0.054% of the total, or enough money to fund our federal government for less than five hours.
Way to go Dems! Really tightening the belt!
Meanwhile, Obama continues to spend $170 billion per year on the useless Afghanistan war.
Yeah sure, get back to us when Obama actually cuts enough that he WON'T ask for the debt limit increase.
Yeah sure, get back to us when Obama actually cuts enough that he WON'T ask for the debt limit increase.
That will never happen. He wont even cut the increases in federal spending.
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