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Originally posted by gwb72tii View Postdo you really believe this article?
Why wouldn't you? It's outlined and pretty clear. Spend massively on two wars and then take steps to remove large amounts of revenue coming in. Pretty easy to create a massive deficit.
You and other people seem to have this sort of disconnect from the things you believe Obama "wants to do", vs what he actually does. It's this megalomaniacal sort of fantasy that you love to induldge.
Compared to prior administrations, Obama has primarily been a centrist, and in large a fiscal conservative.
The guy can't win. The far left hates him because he's a proper moderate and the right hates him, because well, he's a black guy who happened to take their mid 90's talking points and actually execute them properly.
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Originally posted by Charlie View PostWhy wouldn't you? It's outlined and pretty clear. Spend massively on two wars and then take steps to remove large amounts of revenue coming in. Pretty easy to create a massive deficit.
You and other people seem to have this sort of disconnect from the things you believe Obama "wants to do", vs what he actually does. It's this megalomaniacal sort of fantasy that you love to induldge.
Compared to prior administrations, Obama has primarily been a centrist, and in large a fiscal conservative.
The guy can't win. The far left hates him because he's a proper moderate and the right hates him, because well, he's a black guy who happened to take their mid 90's talking points and actually execute them properly.
-Charlie
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Yes we dont like him because hes half black Yeah thats isOriginally posted by FusionIf a car is the epitome of freedom, than an electric car is house arrest with your wife titty fucking your next door neighbor.
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actually this is a great example of why statistics lie, and you need to think for yourself
1. the bush tax rates didn't cost anything. tax receipts went way up, not down.
2. the stimulus is obama's, not bush's
3. ever wonder why the senate has not passed a budget for the last three years??
it's so the stimulus becomes part of the baseline budget. obama hasn't spent $874 billion on stimulus, he's spent 2.62 trillion on stimulus.
4. on, and on, and on etc
you guys need to get real.
edit - every pres gets to submit his own spending plan. if he doesn't undo what previous admin's did, the spending is all on him.
edit 2 - nobody has ever accused bush of being a fiscal conservative LOL“There is nothing government can give you that it hasn’t taken from you in the first place”
Sir Winston Churchill
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Originally posted by CorvallisBMW View PostL-O-fucking-L at #1
You truly are a delusional megalomaniacImage by Getty Images via @daylife The tax debate is gaining momentum and attracting much attention. Tax initiatives are a central feature of the President’s proposed 2013 budget and what happens with tax policy will be a key discussion point in the upcoming presidential election. We, as citizens, need to ask [...]
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Originally posted by Charlie View PostWhy wouldn't you? It's outlined and pretty clear. Spend massively on two wars and then take steps to remove large amounts of revenue coming in. Pretty easy to create a massive deficit.
You and other people seem to have this sort of disconnect from the things you believe Obama "wants to do", vs what he actually does. It's this megalomaniacal sort of fantasy that you love to induldge.
Compared to prior administrations, Obama has primarily been a centrist, and in large a fiscal conservative.
The guy can't win. The far left hates him because he's a proper moderate and the right hates him, because well, he's a black guy who happened to take their mid 90's talking points and actually execute them properly.
-Charliesigpic
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Originally posted by LBJefferies View PostOh yes I am 100% sure that the conclusion that can be drawn from some random set of data is that "America is no longer the greatest country in the world". Clearly that must be the case.
Do you realize how retarded that sounds?
R3v needs a jerking off emoticon.
Just try telling a Right Wing Republican that America isn't Number #1 anymore and let me know if the blaming of Obama and the liberals comes in the first sentence or the second.
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Originally posted by mar1t1me View PostReally? What part of "part of" did you miss? And in case you haven't been paying attention, we aren't number one in many important categories anymore....except, of course, military budget, percentage of citizens incarcerated, and number of guns owned per capita.
Just try telling a Right Wing Republican that America isn't Number #1 anymore and let me know if the blaming of Obama and the liberals comes in the first sentence or the second.
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Originally posted by gwb72tii View PostR O fucking floor LOL
did tax receipts go up or not
check your facts
I like to call it a "slight of hand trick". Bush Sr. referred to it as voodoo economics. You see this pattern emerge every time tax rates are slashed and revenue goes up. While you're busy admiring that gleaming object, you fail to notice the deficits going up. It's a parlor trick essentially.
And it's pretty easy to explain why it works too. Tax revenue since WWII has correlated pretty freakin well with regard to GDP. It's correlation to tax rates is non-existent. Remember, we've seen rates as high as what, 91%, then 70%, now 35% for the top. Yet receipts have only varied a few percent one way or the other from the average 18.1% of GDP. Government spending of course is one of the components of GDP so boosting that will in turn boost GDP. It then follows that boosting GDP will boost receipts.
A much better example would be to look at the period from 1993 to 2000 which saw receipts climb from 1.15 trillion to 2.02 trillion, an increase of 75.4% Tax rates went up and deficits went down - much more preferable scenario.Last edited by Morrison; 07-31-2012, 09:36 AM."I think we consider too much the good luck of the early bird and not enough the bad luck of the early worm."
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