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5 Responses to “Here is your side of the argument”
That’s my opinion? Thanks for putting 2000 words in my mouth. Where is YOUR great manifesto I’ve been waiting for?
Why is it when Bush wanted to pass a stimulus bill (and inflete the national debt for 8 years, it was OK) But now that Obama wants to pass one, it’s evil? Why can’t you guys say “look we’re in trouble here. This new guy is extremely bright, well educated, has surrounded himself with great minds, has asked for bi-partisan opinion, has great public support, and just whipped the Republican candidate. Maybe he has an idea that will help us get out of this mess.”
Do you think Obama is an idiot? Do you think he doesn’t care? Do you think he is a puppet? Do you think he only listens to dumb economists? Is he out of touch? What is it? Give the guy a chance. Conservatives are so scared of any new ideas, that they keep relying on the same old thing even though IT IS SO OBVIOUSLY NOT WORKING!
How can you say this is a new idea? Remember the great depression? You really need to read more about this before making statements like this. So Bush doubles the size of government and puts us deep in debt. Now Obama want’s to supersize it. What exactly are you talking about when you say it’s not working?
What I mean is Bush didn’t seem to know or care about his spending or debt. He would have kept on doing it. Obama is acutley aware of it, and has the brightest people around him trying desperately to fix it. When did Bush even acknowledge the problem? In November of 2008, when people like Phil Graham were saying that the recesion was in our mind and McCain was saying the fundamental of the economy were strong. Remember that? How many spending bills did Bush veto? 0. That’s how many. To solve a problem you have to at the very least live in the real world! Still waiting for your solution.
I could write out my economic manifesto, detail my fiscally conservative values and why they are sound fundamentally. But It will take too long and be very boring. Besides when Obama speaks it sends a chill up your leg so it won’t make any difference any way 🙂
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February 14, 2009 at 10:27 pm
That’s my opinion? Thanks for putting 2000 words in my mouth. Where is YOUR great manifesto I’ve been waiting for?
Why is it when Bush wanted to pass a stimulus bill (and inflete the national debt for 8 years, it was OK) But now that Obama wants to pass one, it’s evil? Why can’t you guys say “look we’re in trouble here. This new guy is extremely bright, well educated, has surrounded himself with great minds, has asked for bi-partisan opinion, has great public support, and just whipped the Republican candidate. Maybe he has an idea that will help us get out of this mess.”
Do you think Obama is an idiot? Do you think he doesn’t care? Do you think he is a puppet? Do you think he only listens to dumb economists? Is he out of touch? What is it? Give the guy a chance. Conservatives are so scared of any new ideas, that they keep relying on the same old thing even though IT IS SO OBVIOUSLY NOT WORKING!
February 15, 2009 at 3:26 pm
This isn’t a new idea. That’s the problem.
February 15, 2009 at 3:42 pm
How can you say this is a new idea? Remember the great depression? You really need to read more about this before making statements like this. So Bush doubles the size of government and puts us deep in debt. Now Obama want’s to supersize it. What exactly are you talking about when you say it’s not working?
February 15, 2009 at 5:22 pm
What I mean is Bush didn’t seem to know or care about his spending or debt. He would have kept on doing it. Obama is acutley aware of it, and has the brightest people around him trying desperately to fix it. When did Bush even acknowledge the problem? In November of 2008, when people like Phil Graham were saying that the recesion was in our mind and McCain was saying the fundamental of the economy were strong. Remember that? How many spending bills did Bush veto? 0. That’s how many. To solve a problem you have to at the very least live in the real world! Still waiting for your solution.
February 16, 2009 at 3:55 am
I could write out my economic manifesto, detail my fiscally conservative values and why they are sound fundamentally. But It will take too long and be very boring. Besides when Obama speaks it sends a chill up your leg so it won’t make any difference any way 🙂