Democratic Myth No. 1: GOP is to blame for failure of Obama’s job policies

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Three destructive Obama administration policies

First, there’s the legislation Democrats passed under President Obama to fix our economy during the nearly two years they had control of the presidency, the House and a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate. There’s the failed trillion-dollar stimulus that was supposed to keep unemployment below 8 percent and reduce it to 5.4 percent by now but did little other than increase our debt. The Job Impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Then there’s the ironically titled Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) that was to reduce health care costs but has resulted only in cost increases that are set to continue in an upward spiral.

Finally, there’s the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act that essentially enshrined “too big to fail.” Its voluminous rules are some of the most convoluted and confusing our capital markets have ever seen burying community banks in regulations, stifling business and hurting consumers.

President Obama proposed (and when Democrats were in complete control, actually passed) various pieces of legislation that failed to improve our economy but did succeed in increasing government regulation, driving costs higher for businesses, lowering incentives to work and increasing dependency.



Puzder: Democratic Myth No. 1: Republicans are to blame for failure of Obama's job creation policies - Conservative News
 
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I'm not even going to take Truthmatters off ignore to read what idiocy she posted. Three posts in less than a minute shows she didn't even read it. Update: Make that 4 in under a minute.
 
You see this is what is killing your party.

You jsut fucking lie in face of the facts.

You repete the lies your talking heads tell you no matter what the evidewnce against them are.



You have become the party of lies.
 

Christina Romer, the outgoing head of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, never really recovered politically from her January 2009 forecast that the stimulus would keep the unemployment rate below 8%. In fact, by the time Obama signed the Recovery Act into law on Feb. 17, 2009, it already had breached that level. (The original administration forecast was prepared using data from late 2008 before the already-wounded economy deteriorated even more dramatically.) The unemployment rate hit 10.1% in October 2009 and stands at 9.5% today.

So, here we are in 2012. What is the unemployment percentage, TM?

Can you tell the board?
 
yeah dont take me off ignore you assdriller.


You would then have to face facts your little brain can not contain.
 
Three destructive Obama administration policies

First, there’s the legislation Democrats passed under President Obama to fix our economy during the nearly two years they had control of the presidency, the House and a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate. There’s the failed trillion-dollar stimulus that was supposed to keep unemployment below 8 percent and reduce it to 5.4 percent by now but did little other than increase our debt. The Job Impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

Then there’s the ironically titled Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) that was to reduce health care costs but has resulted only in cost increases that are set to continue in an upward spiral.

Finally, there’s the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act that essentially enshrined “too big to fail.” Its voluminous rules are some of the most convoluted and confusing our capital markets have ever seen burying community banks in regulations, stifling business and hurting consumers.

President Obama proposed (and when Democrats were in complete control, actually passed) various pieces of legislation that failed to improve our economy but did succeed in increasing government regulation, driving costs higher for businesses, lowering incentives to work and increasing dependency.



Puzder: Democratic Myth No. 1: Republicans are to blame for failure of Obama's job creation policies - Conservative News

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gee an article written by the guy who runs carls jr?



why cant you people ever accept facts over opinion?
 

Christina Romer, the outgoing head of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, never really recovered politically from her January 2009 forecast that the stimulus would keep the unemployment rate below 8%. In fact, by the time Obama signed the Recovery Act into law on Feb. 17, 2009, it already had breached that level. (The original administration forecast was prepared using data from late 2008 before the already-wounded economy deteriorated even more dramatically.) The unemployment rate hit 10.1% in October 2009 and stands at 9.5% today.

So, here we are in 2012. What is the unemployment percentage, TM?

Can you tell the board?

She's either drunk or this thread is so true that she's shitting herself with 10 posts in a few minutes.
 
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Christina Romer, the outgoing head of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, never really recovered politically from her January 2009 forecast that the stimulus would keep the unemployment rate below 8%. In fact, by the time Obama signed the Recovery Act into law on Feb. 17, 2009, it already had breached that level. (The original administration forecast was prepared using data from late 2008 before the already-wounded economy deteriorated even more dramatically.) The unemployment rate hit 10.1% in October 2009 and stands at 9.5% today.

So, here we are in 2012. What is the unemployment percentage, TM?

Can you tell the board?


Don't expect an honest reply.
 
I'm not even going to take Truthmatters off ignore to read what idiocy she posted. Three posts in less than a minute shows she didn't even read it. Update: Make that 4 in under a minute.

She's just posting links of liberals quoting one another. I've always been surprised how lefties take politics so personally. Being unable to discuss politics rationally usually indicates a disturbed mind. The right also suffers from this, of course, but not nearly as much as the left.
 
She's having her usual meltdown. She wants to believe something that isn't true so bad, she tries steamroll the thread with false notions. The stimulus was sold with a projected outcome. It missed that mark by miles. Therefore, it failed. The only way it was a success, is by severely lowering the bar.

But a good retard temper tantrum in the morning is always fun to watch.
 
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USA today


dear fucking lying twits.


your bat shit crazy
 
She's having her usual meltdown. She wants to believe something that isn't true so bad, she tries steamroll the thread with false notions. The stimulus was sold with a projected outcome. It missed that mark by miles. Therefore, it failed. The only way it was a success, is by severely lowering the bar.

But a good retard temper tantrum in the morning is always fun to watch.

You can tell her modus operandi. She had about 6 links bookmarked and ready to go and all she did was post one after the other regardless of what the thread was about. The time is right there. How could she have read the article and found those links in under a minute? She has no credibilty whatsoever. She never read it or tried to refute it point by point. Yet, I'm supposed to reply to her?

I've been down that road with her. Now I ignore her. The thread is for those that actually have something realistic to say. That leaves her out.

Have another drink, TM
 
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