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No, asking people to help out in exchange for privileges is totally American. Giving some people something for nothing is symptomatic of a socialist state.
Finally we agree on something. Bush should never have given a thin dime to any of the undeserving thieves on Wall Street.
As a matter of fact, he should have herded them up and bankrupted the lot of them to cover the losses and beheaded them as soon as they were broke. I would have installed the guillotine right there in front of the bronze bull.
Since he aided and abetted their thievery, Bush should be sent to prison for life. I'm glad you agree.
Paul Krugman is a liberal buffoon, a partisan hack who works for the New York Times. He was completely wrong on the GOP tax cuts of 1995, predicting they would be disastrous for the economy. We know how that turned out.
Actually, he's a professor of Economics at Princeton. And a 2008 Nobel Prize winner in economics. Hardly a "hack."
On another note: Sounds like he was completely right about the GOP tax cuts of 1995. And we do, indeed, know how that turned out.
Finally we agree on something. Bush should never have given a thin dime to any of the undeserving thieves on Wall Street.
As a matter of fact, he should have herded them up and bankrupted the lot of them to cover the losses and beheaded them as soon as they were broke. I would have installed the guillotine right there in front of the bronze bull.
Since he aided and abetted their thievery, Bush should be sent to prison for life. I'm glad you agree.
Yah, I guess this is what Bush gets for "reaching across the aisle" to appoint a liberal economic adviser who cooked up this plan with his best bud Chuckie Schumer. You have a point. Bush was too eager to be liked by these filthy animals on the left, and he paid the price. This probably kept him from being among the top four greatest presidents of all time. (See my thread on Bush).
Actually, he's a professor of Economics at Princeton. And a 2008 Nobel Prize winner in economics. Hardly a "hack."
On another note: Sounds like he was completely right about the GOP tax cuts of 1995. And we do, indeed, know how that turned out.
A liberal gets a job at a university. Big whoop. As for the Nobel? Yasser Arafat, Jimmy Carter, Algore Nuff said. This prize is tilted toward leftwingers.
Pop quiz:
Ronald Reagan, John Paul II, and Margaret Thatcher ended to Soviet Empire without a shot being fired. Which one of them one the Nobel for that.
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no voting for fat people. You've already placed a burden on society more than you can pay in taxes.
No voting for old people. The op is just not sure you are still smart enough to make good decisions.
No voting for women during certain "irrational" days.
No voting for drivers of foreign cars...you are secretly commies anyway.
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To most of the nation and world, Obama's proving to walk the talk.
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How is Obama walking the walk? What has he done?
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