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Originally posted by MysterE
Originally posted by Avenginggecko
reply to post by MysterE
Do you understand monetary policy at all?
I suggest you go back an read my post. I never said the tax cuts made money, I said they took less from Americans. I was referring to how the graph shows the tax cuts in big red negative terms. Off course tax cuts will not reduce the deficit, i'm not a moron, but taxing isn't the only way to reduce it. How about REDUCE SPENDING, LIMIT THE SIZE OF GOVERNMENT. But it you can count on higher taxes to help pay for the largest government takover thay are calling healthcare.
Do you understand government policy at all?
Govt. 101
-E-
Originally posted by Sestias
Actually, the present health care bill very much resembles the legislation enacted by the state of Massachusetts, a few years ago, when Mitt Romney was governor.
Yoo hoo.
That's Mitt Romney, the Republican, one of the front runners for the GOP nomination in 2008. Remember?
Originally posted by David9176
reply to post by Thirty_Foot_Smurf
Use enough question marks there spaz?
Sorry poopyhead, I'll pull back on the ?'s. Wouldn't want to get your panties in a bunch.
Insurance is distribution of risk. I'm sure you'll find that most will agree...since that is what it is.
Originally posted by Janky Red
Originally posted by Thirty_Foot_Smurf
So true so true. All one has to do is look at the blue states and their decades long socialist agendas and they can see that this great social justice experiment has been tried and is an abject failure. Their hubris prevents them from admitting that they are all wrong.
Maybe right...
But a measured man would say the same to trickle down economics, free trade, multinational mergers and Billionaire tax breaks = less wages - worse jobs - greater deficits and destruction of the middle class.
All since the introduction of such theories and practices; 80 on forward >
I would say there is hubris to go around and plenty of abject failure to top the wonders of success. All one have to do is track the deficits-
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[edit on 19-3-2010 by Janky Red]
Originally posted by marg6043
I know you are against the mandate, but the truth is that even when this is the views of somebody running for government we can not deny the hard truth of what is going on in Massachusetts and their never ending budget problems and private insurance take over with a bill that never was Universal or free.
Originally posted by kozmo
Well, here it is...
Medicare Fix Pushes Bill Into The Red
I knew something was fishy when I read This memo from Harry Reid discussing the CBO estimates. In it, he admits that this estimate is based on a number of unlikely assumptions related to costs. Then, out came this memo from Harry Reid's office instructing other Reps to NOT discuss specifics in the CBO estimates. In this memo he describes the EXACT chicanery used to make the Bill appear to be deficit reducing, when it clearly is NOT!
So, in short, how did I know to investigate this further? How did I know that the Democrats were lying? Well, that was easy - their lips were moving!