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14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 2 replies · 0 points

no. i'm obligated under the law.

I pay taxes because I have to.

we left a reasonable tax burden in the rear view, decades ago. but I still pay.

then when we've had enough, movements like the tea party manifest.

which is about the same point at which liberals begin to tire of the whole accountability, free speech, freedom of choice , thing

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 4 replies · 0 points

I don't allow tuition rates to skyrocket. or not. nor the price of gas. or bread. there are inexpensive colleges and expensive colleges. some kids are college material and some aren't.

you want the kid who enters the trades to subsidize the college education of his former classmate?

there are a number of ways to finance an education.

one of the reasons for the runaway inflation is because very few kids parents actually write a check for the full amount of their kids education. that's a rarity.

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 2 replies · 0 points

so before Al Gore imparted his wisdom upon us the SS taxes that'd been collected for 6 decades were residing in an account somewhere?

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 2 replies · +1 points

as much as I approve of the rest of the unfunded government spending

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 2 replies · 0 points

you're a funny guy

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 5 replies · +1 points

that's laughable. I thought you were a serious man

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 2 replies · +2 points

"The Republicans and more specifically the TPartiers, would risk crashing the US economy and even the world economy in order to beat Obama in 2012"

your premise is baseless.

our debt was downgraded for the first time in 7 decades because of reckless spending and the unwillingness to do anything about it.

That can be laid at the feet of both democrats and republicans but it certainly can not be laid at the feet of the tea party.

you are either blindly partisan or not very aware if you perceive the tea party's objective of fiscal responsibility to be a bigger threat to our nation that our inability to responsibly manage a budget.

the talking point up to the vote was that if we didn't raise the ceiling we'd see a downgrade. SURPRISE!!! we got it anyway because the professional political class in washington won't address the problem.

the SINGULAR reason the debt ceiling didn't go up on auto pilot was due to the tea party influence.

if you want to make the case that throwing more bad money after bad is good for America I'm all ears.

and since obama has proven bad for America, defeating him in '12 is the patriotic thing to do

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 4 replies · 0 points

well it's like the vaudevillian says.... compared to whom?

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 7 replies · 0 points

what trust?

so just to be clear. no democratic politician has ever passed / voted for legislation that spent those tax dollars?

14 years ago @ Left, Right & Cent... - Heading for a Double D... · 4 replies · 0 points

this is a little tiresome. as you know the branch of gov't with authority to tax/spend was controlled solely by democrats during the period when these record debts were accrued.

do you have a comprehension problem or are you just that blindly partisan that you ignore reality?

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