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Is this failure plan what you want?

  • Belly35
    http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/06/27/world-leaders-struggle-common-ground-revive-global-economy-splits-remaining/

    Economic failure plan of the Public Servant Obama and the continuous agenda that he spews to the world can only lead to more failure. The world has chosen to be gripped by this economic policy that has, to my knowledge, never had a long term success story. It is expedient for it is funded by borrowing from others and well as the quick, easy access to taxpayer funding that leads to bloated government and bureaucratic spoilage. Here we are, America! And the poison is sickening to smell and worse to watch for the result spans generations, not just time frames. It is a "cocaine habit" that is almost unbreakable but is made worse for it invariably creates a societal dependence on Entitlements meaning the government is responsible for a person from birth through life to death.
    Is this what you as American on the Chatter want?
  • believer
    Belly35;402671 wrote:...meaning the government is responsible for a person from birth through life to death. Is this what you as American on the Chatter want?
    Absolutely. We need to confiscate the wealth created by the rich bastard capitalistic pigs like you and redistribute the wealth to the downtrodden starving minions who want free health care, free cable television, free housing, free food, free...

    After all you owe it to them...not to mention the Dems need the downtrodden votes. I did get that right didn't I Isadore? ;)
  • isadore
    believer;402826 wrote:Absolutely. We need to confiscate the wealth created by the rich bastard capitalistic pigs like you and redistribute the wealth to the downtrodden starving minions who want free health care, free cable television, free housing, free food, free...

    After all you owe it to them...not to mention the Dems need the downtrodden votes. I did get that right didn't I Isadore? ;)
    as with Saul on the road to Damascus.
  • believer
    isadore;403039 wrote:as with Saul on the road to Damascus.
    lol I will give you credit...you're a lot more fun the spar with and far more intellectual (albeit misguided intelligence) than most of the lefties on this forum!
  • isadore
    believer;403081 wrote:lol I will give you credit...you're a lot more fun the spar with and far more intellectual (albeit misguided intelligence) than most of the lefties on this forum!
    You make it stimulating which is good. I guess I should expect that from a Bobcat. I was in Athens for a couple of years.
  • believer
    isadore;403102 wrote:You make it stimulating which is good. I guess I should expect that from a Bobcat. I was in Athens for a couple of years.
    I enjoyed Athens while I was there. Best 4 years and a summer quarter of my life! lol

    When were you there?
  • isadore
    believer;403109 wrote:I enjoyed Athens while I was there. Best 4 years and a summer quarter of my life! lol

    When were you there?

    so long ago that the west green was under water from the rising hocking one year I was there.
  • believer
    isadore;403170 wrote:so long ago that the west green was under water from the rising hocking one year I was there.

    Heard about that but a little before my time even! Was there from 79 to 83. Now back to the mudslinging. :)
  • I Wear Pants
    All that article said was that basically all the major countries decided to cut their deficits in half by 2013. Is this a bad thing?
  • gibby08
    Thought I would post this:

    http://politicalwire.com/archives/2010/07/01/cantwell_will_support_bank_reform_bill.html
  • ~U~
    Still better than Bush.
  • BCBulldog
    ~U~;409987 wrote:Still better than Bush.

    I can't believe you lefties are still hung up on Bush. You have had your guy in there for nearly 18 months and you still can't take responsibility for Obama's mishandling of everything economic. Pathetic.
  • queencitybuckeye
    ~U~;409987 wrote:Still better than Bush.

    Not by any objective measure.
  • Bigdogg
    Can't compare. Bush never had to face this kind of situation.
  • Manhattan Buckeye
    Bigdogg;411246 wrote:Can't compare. Bush never had to face this kind of situation.

    The problem with BO is that he appears to never have anticipated any kind of situation, and that actually being an executive is an inconvenience, rather than a job. As my stepfather-in-law said last night at our July 4th BBQ, it is as if he bought in to the hype that his election alone would transcend the country. It never did. Bad things happen and leaders and executives are the ones that are expected to deal. BO is not only inexperienced, he is aloof and distant.
  • BCBulldog
    Manhattan Buckeye;411274 wrote:The problem with BO is that he appears to never have anticipated any kind of situation, and that actually being an executive is an inconvenience, rather than a job. As my stepfather-in-law said last night at our July 4th BBQ, it is as if he bought in to the hype that his election alone would transcend the country. It never did. Bad things happen and leaders and executives are the ones that are expected to deal. BO is not only inexperienced, he is aloof and distant.
    Which may explain why he holds so many prime time addresses on TV.