meatcleaver
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ORIGINAL: celticlord2112 quote:
As I pointed out, the chances are McCain and Palin will probably join him if they get power for the same reasons he ended up where he is. Like Bush, they appear to know they are right and the world has to fit their policies rather they model their policies on what is achichievable in the world they exist in. The same argument can be made far more convincingly about Obama. This same argument has been made far more convincingly about Obama. Tax-and-spend is a fool's game regardless of how the economy is performing, and doubly so when the economy is underperforming. History shows that. Economics 101 shows that. Jimmy Carter showed that. Obama's denial of history is a fatuous, facetious, foolish platform for a Presidential campaign. Tax cuts and spend is also a fools game because you are putting the country in hock and is the politics of jam today and jam tomorrow too, it doesn't add up so when taxes have to be raised, everyone is pissed off because they are used to having jam without having earned it which appears to be the US's situation now. Except that Bush has got the economy in so much deficit cuts should be made but while the military adventure bleeds cash, any cuts are going to go straight to Iraq and Afghanistan and not really help the economy that much. Lucky for the US, China is on the rise. And if it is relevant for you to mention Carter, it is relevant to mention Bush, after all, Bush has more in common with McCain than Carter has with Obama. McCain believing in expensive military adventures and all.
< Message edited by meatcleaver -- 9/8/2008 7:26:49 AM >
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