Bush_Eats_Beef
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:15 AM
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Bob Kur (MSNBC): "The American taxpayer is going to pay for every penny" |
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Just now, during a newsbreak on MSNBC. Kur said that various "insiders" on Capitol Hill are saying that the LAST thing the country needs right now is to have taxes raised, but also added that American taxpayers will directly pay for "every penny" of Bush's little master plan.
It will be interesting to see the price tag for this, because that $200 billion is a down payment, not the whole bill.
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:17 AM
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1. Bush squandered the surplus that the Clinton admin. left him |
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He has screwed up every blessed thing he touches.
Where on earth is this money going to come from?
Oh, I know, just print more money :-).
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:19 AM
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2. They'll just get the money from "Chairman Hu's EZ Loan Emporium" |
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NO MONEY DOWN! EASY PAYMENT PLANS!
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charlie
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:20 AM
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3. Your mean my tax cuts are going to pay for |
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Operation Save Dubya? Well, I won't stand for that, no sir.
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Nite Owl
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:20 AM
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4. I had Bloomberg News on |
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yesterday afternoon and they had on some repuke Senator. I think it was Grasley, well he was asked if this meant no tax cuts since the deficit would increase so much now. He said we had to have the tax cuts and if the deficit got out of hand then government workers and recipients of government checks should take a freeze on wages and benefits. That's their answer, that's what they want, don't think of asking the rich to give up a thing.
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:22 AM
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5. "government workers and recipients of government checks" |
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Um, like the military? Gee, WAY TO SUPPORT OUR TROOPS...
Lol...the GOP needs to be nerfed.
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Bush_Eats_Beef
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:23 AM
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6. "Government workers and recipients of government checks?" |
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I'm wondering when the United States is going to turn into one big, toasty, bloody Watts Riot.
Now more than ever, the "How much are people willing to TAKE" question looms on the horizon.
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:37 AM
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8. I think they're trying to create a revolution. |
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Seriously, they're going to give the wealthy tax cuts, by cutting the wages of recipients of government checks?
do these guys have any clue what they're saying? this will result in a friggin revolution.
they've lost touch with reality.
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:36 AM
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7. More like the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean |
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as Clinton said this morning on Today
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Fri Sep-16-05 09:42 AM
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9. American taxpayers will pay for it. |
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200 million will line a lot of repukes cronies pockets
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Fri Sep-16-05 10:16 AM
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11. 200 Billion will do even more... |
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That's $200,000,000,000
The national debt is (as of 9/13/05) $7,942,783,923,607.13
Increase since Shrub stole the presidency $2,215,007,185,302.49
Increase this fiscal year (ends 9/30/05) $563,731,227,276.81
Increase from 1996-2001 (total) 510,471,979,408.73
Those were the days...
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Fri Sep-16-05 10:11 AM
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10. I think that Dems should run on the "For want of a nail" platform - |
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Katrina showed the priorities.
70 million might just have shored up the levees enough to minimize the damage, if not prevented the flooding.
"The $199,930,000,000 Priority Mistake" . . .
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