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Two points.
#1, the constant attacks on Obama have had an effect on his popularity (remember, half of the American people are below average in intelligence, and most Democrats who voted for and became supporters of Reagan are in this population);
and,
#2, Members of Congress have priorities. The number one priority is not what's good for the American people or our nation, it is keeping themselves in office.
A final note, notice how the conservative chic reacted to this thread.
Like the cockroach is to Raid, Wry is to the obvious - impervious.No, I didn't whine, I said fight back. It'll be easy, it's a battle of wits and your side is only half armed.
If we are half armed and still kicking your ass, it doesnt speak much to your own ability, does it?
Your side is disarmed cowards .Funny... could have sworn this entire thread was based on liberals whining about how much power the republicans have to stop their agenda.
Maybe when you guys figure out what your position is going to be you guys can get back to us.
No, I didn't whine, I said fight back. It'll be easy, it's a battle of wits and your side is only half armed.
Do what you will.
The right wing, in all of its manifestations, continues to thrawt President Obama at every turn. The inept and useless Republican Leadership offers few ideas and makes no effort to work with the administration to solve the myriad problems facing our nation; the neoconservatives on the far right continue to preach jingoism and hold steadfast to the notion that the Bush Administration failed only in not staying the course of armed conflict as the first and best foreign policy; the social conservatives remain committed to wedge issues and committed to the Republican Party, whose leadership promises them everything and then laugh at them; and, then, there are the Libertarians and independents who deny the legitimacy of government and stretch their extreme beliefs to the edge of anarchy, and sometime beyond.
If you believe in our representative government, and if you voted for Obama hoping for needed changes, it's time to challenge those who defend the status quo, even as they throw Bush under Palin's bus. They have few ideas, lots of opinions and only cherry picked facts to support them. Confront them with history, though they will change it at every opportunity, most are too dumb to post credible sophistry.
We know who they are, maybe two dozen regular right wingers, some of whom have posted thousands of times - rarely with any subtance - and usually an echo of the daily propaganda.
#2, Members of Congress have priorities. The number one priority is not what's good for the American people or our nation, it is keeping themselves in office.
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The party of NO is banking on an "I had nothing to do with it" strategy
This strategy assumes healthcare will fail, the economy will fail and America will fail
Their problem is that when these things do not fail they will be stuck with nothing. No candidates, no platform and no support........the REAL party of NO
they aim at the top because they want power not responsible government.
....and i suppose the democrats are different? .....Midcant you have your head so far up the far lefts ass your using their Adams apple as a pacifier.....
they aim at the top because they want power not responsible government.
"Take Your Head Out Of Their Asses"Jack Burton....
I see that Liberals keep blaming Reagan for the Debt..
Well sir, I might just have to contradict you on your Statement of: tell me something a conservative republican in contemporary time has done that was good for all American people? No one has ever answered this.
I'm guessing i'll be the first to answer no? I'm honored.
Reagan Administration Accomplishments 1981-1989
Your list doesn't work for me because too much is ideology and not substance, Clinton created more jobs and improved the economy for all. And while Reagan engaged in a Keynesian spending spree and hallelujah speeches, I saw then and see now no permanent pluses for America in your list because I disagree that anything he did strengthened the family and the middle class. Those of us who were there see a real decline since Reagan and the links below demonstrate it.
they aim at the top because they want power not responsible government.
"Take Your Head Out Of Their Asses"Jack Burton....
Keep going, you so enjoy mental masturbation I promise not to interrupt again.
* Tax rates were cut by more than two-thirds to 28%, creating 19,000,000 jobs.Reagan brought financial greatness back to America and ended the Cold War--giving the U.S. back its dignity alter Vietnam and the humiliation of Iron taking American citizens hostage.
His political, economic, and moral contributions to our country and the world will be felt for many generations to come. He truly was a man of the people, by the people, and for the people.
Reagan defeated communism, stopped runaway inflation, cut government spending, and called a Presidential Commission to study returning to the gold standard. "Reaganomics" was the most serious attempt to change the course of U.S. economic policy of any Administration since Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal. "Only by reducing the growth of government," Reagan maintained, "can we increase the growth of the economy."
Reagan's 1981 Program for Economic Recovery had four major policy objectives. It sought to reduce: regulation, government spending, marginal lax rates, and inflation. These changes, in turn, were expected to increase saving and investment, spur economic growth, balance the budget, restore healthy financial markets, and reduce inflation and interest rates. Reagan delivered on all counts, although not to the extent that he and his supporters had hoped.
Reaganomics set the stage for major expansion in the 1990s--the so-called Goldilocks Economy--but not without a fair amount of pain along the way. The fruit of trickle-down, or supply side economics that Reagan established brought the U.S. out of its 1982 recession and set the stage for the greatest growth the world ever has seen, before or since.
Your list doesn't work for me because too much is ideology and not substance, Clinton created more jobs and improved the economy for all. And while Reagan engaged in a Keynesian spending spree and hallelujah speeches, I saw then and see now no permanent pluses for America in your list because I disagree that anything he did strengthened the family and the middle class. Those of us who were there see a real decline since Reagan and the links below demonstrate it.
Clinton was president at a good time....the Americans who jumped on the money making opportunity's of the Internet and created the so called "dot com boom" was responsible for much of his success and made his reign look pretty dam good.....if not for that,he would never have had the success he had....he would have been just another President....
The right wing, in all of its manifestations, continues to thrawt President Obama at every turn. The inept and useless Republican Leadership offers few ideas and makes no effort to work with the administration to solve the myriad problems facing our nation; the neoconservatives on the far right continue to preach jingoism and hold steadfast to the notion that the Bush Administration failed only in not staying the course of armed conflict as the first and best foreign policy; the social conservatives remain committed to wedge issues and committed to the Republican Party, whose leadership promises them everything and then laugh at them; and, then, there are the Libertarians and independents who deny the legitimacy of government and stretch their extreme beliefs to the edge of anarchy, and sometime beyond.
If you believe in our representative government, and if you voted for Obama hoping for needed changes, it's time to challenge those who defend the status quo, even as they throw Bush under Palin's bus. They have few ideas, lots of opinions and only cherry picked facts to support them. Confront them with history, though they will change it at every opportunity, most are too dumb to post credible sophistry.
We know who they are, maybe two dozen regular right wingers, some of whom have posted thousands of times - rarely with any subtance - and usually an echo of the daily propaganda.
Your side is disarmed cowards .No, I didn't whine, I said fight back. It'll be easy, it's a battle of wits and your side is only half armed.
Do what you will.
Really? I spent two years as a projectal man in a 5" 38 gun mount. You (you're not a chicken hawk, are you)? I then spent 32 years as a deputy, supervisor and manager in two local law enforcement agnecies. And what do you do, sell health insurance?
There are not enough Republicans to stop the Dems from doing anything they want.Golly Gee Crusader I do believe you are right. The Dems do have control of the House, the Senate and by golly the President is a Dem as well. Gosh, can't get much more Dem than that.
The Reps are being obstructionists, surprise, surprise. Seems to me thats just what the Dems did when the GOP had control of everything. Gosh, whats good for the goose is sure good for the gander. Of course a good part of his own party is being obstructionist also. Funny how that works doncha know.
There are not enough Republicans to stop the Dems from doing anything they want.Golly Gee Crusader I do believe you are right. The Dems do have control of the House, the Senate and by golly the President is a Dem as well. Gosh, can't get much more Dem than that.
The Reps are being obstructionists, surprise, surprise. Seems to me thats just what the Dems did when the GOP had control of everything. Gosh, whats good for the goose is sure good for the gander. Of course a good part of his own party is being obstructionist also. Funny how that works doncha know.
The Dems are just to cowardly to do what they want because they know it is political suicide.
