IT'S THE REPUBLICANS ECONOMY NOW

Sorry- Wether you like it or not the economy monkey is on your back now

I think this recession never ended and this year may look worse than the last one. It was all set in motion for disaster in 2008 when the voters, in a misguided attempt to vote in socialists, believed the Democratic Party was dishing out. The Democrats are NOT fiscal conservatives, they are bent on destroying this economy any way they can so they can rebuild from the ashes. They have no intention of doing what is good for this country or it's citizens. Their scorched earth program will bring the economy down, and sooner rather than later. I wish it wasn't so......but we are already seeing the results of their meddling into an economy they do not understand, nor do they seem to want to.

Vice Lord wrote:

archer wrote: I think another recession is on the way (hoping I'm wrong) and this one may look worse than the last one. It was all set in motion for disaster in 2010 when the voters, in a misguided attempt to vote in fiscal conservatives, believed the kool-aid the Tea Party was dishing out. The Tea Partiers are NOT fiscal conservatives, they are bent on destroying this economy any way they can so they can rebuild from the ashes. They have no intention of doing what is good for this country or it's citizens. Their scorched earth program will bring the economy down, and sooner rather than later. I wish it wasn't so......but we are already seeing the results of their meddling into an economy they do not understand, nor do they seem to want to.

You know the Republicans won with the bill the democrats came up with..They shoulda voted that job killing monstrosity in and layed everything in our lap, but no..They wanted a little more..Now it's all on them. Talk about snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory

Bad move guys

And now the Republicans are trying to distance themselves from this bill.....no wonder....it's a horrible bill, it doesn't fix anything and actually has made things worse. IF ONLY the tea partiers had been willing to compromise in the beginning we might have a decent bi-partisan bill that actually addressed the deficit and spending problems, instead they pushed and pushed till the 11th hour and we end up with a crap bill. Oh yeah, you are dead on VL......the economy going forward is on the tea party.......I hope the republicans are happy.

BearMtnHIB wrote: I think this recession never ended and this year may look worse than the last one. It was all set in motion for disaster in 2008 when the voters, in a misguided attempt to vote in socialists, believed the Democratic Party was dishing out. The Democrats are NOT fiscal conservatives, they are bent on destroying this economy any way they can so they can rebuild from the ashes. They have no intention of doing what is good for this country or it's citizens. Their scorched earth program will bring the economy down, and sooner rather than later. I wish it wasn't so......but we are already seeing the results of their meddling into an economy they do not understand, nor do they seem to want to.

Nice try Bear, but though I am flattered you would parrot my post, you don't seem to have gotten it right. Reading comprehension problem? Making a lie out of a truth seems to be all the righties are capable of lately.

archer wrote:

Vice Lord wrote:

archer wrote: I think another recession is on the way (hoping I'm wrong) and this one may look worse than the last one. It was all set in motion for disaster in 2010 when the voters, in a misguided attempt to vote in fiscal conservatives, believed the kool-aid the Tea Party was dishing out. The Tea Partiers are NOT fiscal conservatives, they are bent on destroying this economy any way they can so they can rebuild from the ashes. They have no intention of doing what is good for this country or it's citizens. Their scorched earth program will bring the economy down, and sooner rather than later. I wish it wasn't so......but we are already seeing the results of their meddling into an economy they do not understand, nor do they seem to want to.

You know the Republicans won with the bill the democrats came up with..They shoulda voted that job killing monstrosity in and layed everything in our lap, but no..They wanted a little more..Now it's all on them. Talk about snatching defeat out of the jaws of victory

Bad move guys

And now the Republicans are trying to distance themselves from this bill.....no wonder....it's a horrible bill, it doesn't fix anything and actually has made things worse. IF ONLY the tea partiers had been willing to compromise in the beginning we might have a decent bi-partisan bill that actually addressed the deficit and spending problems, instead they pushed and pushed till the 11th hour and we end up with a crap bill. Oh yeah, you are dead on VL......the economy going forward is on the tea party.......I hope the republicans are happy.

And Furthermore-You Peckerwoods keep saying that just like your families the government has to balance its budget..Then you take out 1rst and 2nd mortages, car loans and credit cards debt. Debt is not the problem- Jobs and consumer demand is, and your New Bill just killed that.

Have fun Explaining that in o 12

Because of baseline budgeting, you will still have goverment spending increasing by 5-8%.

I predict we will be even deeper in debt by November 2012, politicians like to buy votes with big spending right before an important election like this.

SS109 wrote: Because of baseline budgeting, you will still have goverment spending increasing by 5-8%.

I predict we will be even deeper in debt by November 2012,

Yeah thanks to this Republican Bill we will be taking in a lot less money because of decreased employment and consumer demand.

The Republicans created the economy in 2004-2008 timeframe......if anyone believes otherwise - take a big additional gulp of that stuff you are drinking and just totally pass out. AA will not help much either.

Vice Lord wrote: Hey! You held the country hostage and got what you wanted. Congratulations...Lets see how the numbers go from here

Getting what we wanted would have meant a DC government limited to spending 18% of the nation's production every year instead of 25%. Getting what we wanted would have been a decrease in federal spending every year until spending met revenue instead of simply slowing down the growth rate of the spending. What we got was an agreement that can't be enforced to reduce the amount DC spends in the next decade for an immediate hike in the debt limit and no immediate increase in taxes. Given that the spending won't decrease since any future Congress is not bound by the agreement, the only part of the agreement I see that the TEA Party wanted was that tax rates wouldn't be raised. Sure, the Democrats were more than willing to agree to a floor vote on a measure they have no intention of voting for, that isn't what was asked for. What was asked for was an approval of that measure so that the citizens of the states would have an opportunity to answer it themselves, which Democrats certainly have no intention of allowing - it might take away their ability to consolidate governing into a national government after all.

deltamrey wrote: The Republicans created the economy in 2004-2008 timeframe......if anyone believes otherwise - take a big additional gulp of that stuff you are drinking and just totally pass out. AA will not help much either.

I have a friend or foe list and you just landed squarly on the Friend list my man, or woman