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“There is no policy that President Obama has passed or proposed that added as much to the deficit as the Republican Party's $3.9 trillion extension of the Bush tax cuts...Republicans and tea party candidates are both running campaigns based around concern for the deficit. But both, to my knowledge, support the single-largest increase in the deficit that anyone of either party has proposed in memory.”
When you clowns get back to reality, you let me know.
- the health stuff has yet to take effect. give it time. look how long it took for fdrs schemes.deathboy
- im open to reversing tax cuts. and if so id expect some job loss. in this economy maybe weening it is better though.deathboy
- and blue http://voices.washin…deathboy
- if it wil cost 3.9 trillion in ten years do you know if that counts any revenue generated by unemployed people and such. or just straight loss of revenue considering nothign else?deathboy
- or just pure revenue loss.deathboy
- upside on revenue loss is cant afford wars, and retarded programs. more money in private sector. +'s -'sdeathboy
- on a personal note glad to see yur back and your puss has finally stopped bleedingdeathboy
- Repubs don't care if war is affordable or not, it won't stop them from starting one.DCDesigns