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(D) Jerry DiTullio
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(D) Manny Rutinel
(D) Yadira Caraveo
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January 27, 2009 09:23 PM UTC
21 Comments
I’ve never bought into this whole, “let’s all get along” mantra anyway. Republicans lost. They should be locked out of decision making. Screw civility. Democrats should treat the Republican minority with the same level of respect that Republicans showed the democrats when we were in the minority….none.
How is a simple declarative statement of fact “I won” nasty and arrogant whereas the statement by Bush of getting a “mandate” (which carries far deeper implications) via a much narrower margin is not?
http://briefingroom.thehill.co…
Just because you definitely want him, and by extension the country, to fail, doesn’t mean you are right about his tone. Apparently House Republicans are a little more reasonable than you or their own leadership.
I don’t agree with Limbaugh on much, but he’s correct in saying that we all want the economy to recover.
But the last thing we want is a socialist America, which Obama and the Dems are trying to create.
Watching what Obama does instead of what he says, it’s clear that he’s decided that Bush’s gentlemanly approach to the opposition doesn’t win elections.
If everything Another Skeptic says is a lie, what happens if he admits it?
I think the logical fabric of the universe starts to break down. Say goodbye to 1+1=2, boys and girls. 1+1 becomes whatever Rush Limbaugh says it is.
as the cretin paradox.
…like here:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOL…
Good times.
if you house ever catches on fire and you need the fire department to help you out…or you are a victim of a crime and need the help of the police department.
Obviously hate that our men and women in the armed services are provided with free health care as well. Damn those lazy assholes, huh AS?
many of them in congress tried to cut their health care….
keep doing what you’re doing, no better way to break from my macroecon reading than reading hilariously post-ironical commentary. You go (girl?)!
But the second someone suggests that Obama and the Dems are trying to create a Socialist America, I simply label them a Right Wing Loon and remember to dismiss all future comments as coming from a crazy person. Anyone else?
No doubt his movement to 1600 is historic. However, the bench mark are other Presidency’s and the expectations of the American (some Dems and Pubs would agree non-Americans too, but not me).
Early failure could mark a re-run of 1994.
I thought Obama was elected for different reasons.
A pretty good argument against bailouts.
Maybe someone could help out the Congressman from California by opening up an Economics textbook and pointing out that 1) In a credit Economy a dollar borrowed does not mean that that dollar is not spent elsewhere and 2) that the velocity of circulation is not fixed. A dollar spent in one area of the economy eventually flows into other areas of the economy. (An employer pays a wage to a worker, who uses the wage to buy goods and services, which further helps employ the maker of those goods and services, etc).
Democracy would be a lot easier if we didn’t have hold things up every time Republicans don’t understand shit.