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Diclotican

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8. brooklynite

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Sun Dec 30, 2012, 05:48 PM

Dec 2012

brooklynite

Nasty to put it bluntly - but then again, it all depend of who blink first - the democrats or the Republicans - if Obama just doesn't blink at the last minute - the republicans will be given a black hand (no offense) they never will be able to wash away from them...

President Barack H. Obama Do not blink - do not screw the "little man" on the alter of the "big man"...

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Source: Fiscal cliff talks see major setback [View all] brooklynite Dec 2012 OP

wow, thanks all you screaming liberals for handing them this chip pasto76 Dec 2012 #1

You are entirely missing the point, my friend Demeter Dec 2012 #6

It will be $388,500, the current top tax bracket alcibiades_mystery Dec 2012 #7

What the hell are you talking about? Marr Dec 2012 #10

Obama making two contradictory arguments? thesquanderer Dec 2012 #2

Opacity and transparency are both valid tactics during negotiation. Why should that bother anyone? proverbialwisdom Dec 2012 #5

Check. And. Mate. Panasonic Dec 2012 #3

I hope you are right! ISW Dec 2012 #4

brooklynite Diclotican Dec 2012 #8

The chained CPI takes money from seniors who paid the high tax rates of earlier eras JDPriestly Dec 2012 #9

I say go over the cliff. Get the revenue rolling in.2013 is here.New people new negotiations. 2014s judesedit Dec 2012 #11