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RacerJim -> RE: Jim DeMint to leave Senate (12/7/2012 10:09:39 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Moonhead
Maybe the Kenyan would have got somewhere trying to get the economy back under control if it hadn't been for the GOP elements of the Congress blocking everything he's tried since he was elected, of course.
Maybe if, MAYBE IF, GOP elements of the Congress had controlled either the House or Senate during the first two years after the Kenyan usurped the presidency they could have actually blocked something he tried. But don't let that fact stop you from blaming the GOP, of course.
Maybe the usurper would have gotten somewhere trying to get the economy back under control if it hadn't been for NOT ONE SINGLE DEMOCRATIC SENATOR in the DEMOCRATIC CONTROLLED SENATE voting for any, Any, ANY, Federal buget proposal during the past three years and, moreover, UNANIMOUSLY VOTING AGAINST the usurper's 2013 budget proposal 99-0 and making the two-year tally on the usurper's budget proposals a UNANIMOUS 196-0 AGAINST HIM BY HIS OWN PARTY. But don't let that fact stop you from blaming the GOP, of course.
Maybe the usurper would have gotten somewhere trying to get the economy back under control during his first term in office if, IF, he had heeded his own contemptuous opinion of his predecessor during his 2008 campaign...on July 3, 2008, candidate Obama said that [Bush] adding $4 trillion in debt was "irresponsible" and "unpatriotic.". Compared to his predecessor, the usurper has added almost twice as much in debt in less than half the time. But don't let that fact stop you from blaming the GOP, of course.
Maybe the usurper could get somewhere preventing our economy from going over the fiscal cliff if, IF, he would accept the same basic deal he campaigned on in 2012...$2.50 in spending cuts commensurate with each $1.00 in increased revenue from the 1%. However, as soon as the GOP effectively offered the same deal to the usurper he effectively turned the deal on its head...now saying he wants almost $4.00 in increased revenue from the 1% right now for each $1.00 in spending cuts at some point in the future, PLUS an additional $50 BILLION in new "stimulus" funds, PLUS unilateral authority to raise the debt ceiling in violation of the U.S. Constitution. But don't let those facts stop you from blaming the GOP, of course.
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