OT: Play Barack-o-Bingo

Yakko77 on February 24, 2009 at 10:48 AM

Before I click the link, is that going to be anything like whack-a-mole? After watching that load of fiction tonight, I really need some Whack-a-mole.

Military cuts now are the same mistake Bush 41 and Clinton made. Funny Obama as Bush redux.
Chinese Pressure? The question is it all just rhetoric? I think so. It is more likely an excuse to raise taxes and push through health care and the like….

Being President isn’t any old job, and history has shown that generally the more a President does — and particularly, the more he tinkers with the economy — the worse off the country becomes.
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Guess what Barry,
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High tax rates don’t soak the rich.
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It changes their behavior
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and results in less revenue not more.
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Is everyone in Washington brain dead or am I missing something?
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Tax rates should be optimized to generate maximum revenue.
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They’ve only had since WW2 to find the rates that produce the most.
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Try a flat rate of 12% and watch the money pour in.

esblowfeld on February 23, 2009 at 7:39 PM

Way to much logic, reason and fact to appeal to DTMH.

KOS-M-O trolls and pod people derive oxygen from half-truths, myths, disinformation. These facts will only serve to enrage and confuse them.

Hey…anyone seen DeathToMediaHacks?

I’m still waiting on that ever-elusive Lefty explanation as to exactly HOW the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act is to blame for the mortgage/financial/economic crisis.

Anytime now, DTMH.

You know, another thing I find odd is this: where are the Congressional hearings? Why on earth would you suppose that the Dems — who’ve never seen a hearing they couldn’t wait to convene if it could hurt Republicans or big business — aren’t interested in having hearings to demonstrate Republicans’ culpability for the biggest economic crisis to hit the world since the Great Depression?

Oh what, oh what could the answer be?

rvastar on February 24, 2009 at 10:02 AM

You go guy. One of the answers is: waaaaahhhh the republicans did it too, wahhhhhhhhhh wahhhhhhhh wahhhhhhhh bad (or criminal or stupid or evil) behavior is always excused if somebody else does it tooooooooo wahhhhhhwahhhhhhwahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Someone with access should explain patiently to our idiot-savant-in-chief that x% x 0 = 0.

hillbillyjim on February 24, 2009 at 4:42 AM

LMLWSAO – good one hbjim.

“…somebody with access” that would be msm and the leftist hordes.

“…explain patiently…” is there anyone out there who continues to have a smidge of patience remaining for this crap?

OT: Play Barack-o-Bingo

Yakko77 on February 24, 2009 at 10:48 AM

Another good one.

I’m still waiting on that ever-elusive Lefty explanation as to exactly HOW the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act is to blame for the mortgage/financial/economic crisis.

Anytime now, DTMH.

You know, another thing I find odd is this: where are the Congressional hearings? Why on earth would you suppose that the Dems — who’ve never seen a hearing they couldn’t wait to convene if it could hurt Republicans or big business — aren’t interested in having hearings to demonstrate Republicans’ culpability for the biggest economic crisis to hit the world since the Great Depression?

Oh what, oh what could the answer be?

If Obama jacks up the top rate from 35 to 39%, then it will be at the same point as Clinton when he balanced the budget.

First, the only reason Clinton appeared to balance the budget was beceause he included the SS surpluses. SS is now in deficit. So that trick won’t work twice.
Second, immediately after Clinton raised taxes, the economy started to slow. And that was in a healthy economy, thanks to Reagan/Bush.

Obama will get us out of the boondoggle of Iraq which will save us billions.

A war which has dramatically curtailed world wide terrorism is hardly a boondoggle.
Secondly, the war is over and would have been winding down regardless of who won in November.

Obama will get us on green energy which will save us spending 600 billion a year on foreign oil.

Typical liberal logic. Spend hundreds of trillions of dollars, in order to save a few billion.

We tried the gop way for 8 long years and it almost destroyed us.

When did we try the GOP way? The Democrats in congress filibustered every major initiative.

athensboy on February 23, 2009 at 7:58 PM

A loss of consumer confidence in business is only half the story, and it’s not the really deadly half. What gets you from a recession to a depression is when the businesses lose confidence in the consumers.

Doctor Zero on February 23, 2009 at 5:51 PM

It doesn’t help when they lose confidence in citizens as employees. Never mind when there is no problem in selectively enforcing immigration law and calling all critics xenophobic.

to: benny shakar on February 23, 2009 at 9:07 PM

Can you say selective polling? Those lib pollsters word those questions “just so”, then they poll 50% Dems, 30% Indeps, and 20% Repubs. Half of those polled don’t even know what is going on in their own Country, they are still standing there with their hands out, waiting for “The One” to fulfill his prophecy of free healthcare, jobs and food, that he made during the election.

Heck, Obama still thinks he’s on the campaign trail, Biden, Pelosi and Reid are running the Country, while he flies around on Airforce One with Michelle. He calls in once in awhile to give instructions to his minions as to how much money they should take the taxpayers for, then jets off somewhere else. Today he took a break and went back to the White House to make sure everyone was spending the trillions of pork he’s doling out, responsibly.

1: We’re nothing like they were then. Today, we’re only too happy to sit back and play our Xboxes.
Ryan Gandy on February 23, 2009 at 4:47 P

We may be different from them, but there are many people who are just as patriotic, and yes, willing to die for their Country as they were during the revolution. They are known as our Military men and women, and they are dying in our war on terror. And yeah, I guess that is a different war then the domestic one that is being fought at home, but they are both for the same thing; our freedom and our way of life. It’s just that currently, we are not dying for our beliefs here on our soil, unfortunately that could change just like it did during the civil war, I pray it never comes to that.

2: Correct me if I’m wrong, but they had a king back then.

Ryan Gandy on February 23, 2009 at 4:47 P

Yes Randy, you are correct, they had a king back then. I was just trying to make a point and used the wrong gender of ruler!

Consumer confidence trending down. nice job O

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/business/indexes/rasmussen_consumer_index

sorry America… you are smarter than benny ….ignorant …but smarter.

benny shakar on February 23, 20
09 at 9:24 PM

interesting that you completely blow past the point that the electorate isn’t even as smart as you.

–truly laughable

Jamson64 on February 23, 2009 at 9:19 PM

Drawing the wrath of a couple dozen kooky bloggers only makes the fundamental revision of our national priorities that much sweeter.

M-14 2go on February 23, 2009 at 9:17 PM

right on target

benny shakar on February 23, 2009 at 9:07 PM

awful early for you to get all excited my boy

yes America has many idiots. 60% or so did not know the Dems controlled congress prior to the last election. these are the types you stand with? you dem types are truly ignorant.

i laugh at you

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