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Sat Aug-06-11 08:10 AM
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"A judgment flawed by a $2 trillion error speaks for itself," a Treasury representative said. nt |
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Sat Aug-06-11 08:35 AM
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1. Im with the admin with this |
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How do yoili make a two trillion dollar mistake?
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Sat Aug-06-11 08:48 AM
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2. Just like Paul Ryan. You start with the conclusion you want |
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and work backward, like Ryan assume 2% unemployment, something that has never happened. They just make it up and MSM plays along.
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Sat Aug-06-11 11:31 PM
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3. Oh, you just forget to carry the decimal. |
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Um, twelve times in a row...
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Fri Aug-12-11 08:42 PM
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6. you might want to check with the "liberally-biased media" about that one ... |
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Edited on Fri Aug-12-11 08:42 PM by zbdent
and how they caused it with calling Florida for Bush ...
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Wed Aug-10-11 07:38 PM
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5. A government that is not so wildly screwed up doesn't |
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allow a situation to develope where this kind of scenario can occur.
The fail is still on Congress and Obama's shoulders. S&P got the point, which they were trying to make, correct.
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Sun Aug-21-11 01:50 AM
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7. True. Especially when the mathematical error is made by a professional mathematician. |
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