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The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
Reading and Comprehension skills must not be your strong suit.The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
Which basically means that we just passed the buck on until next week, like we always do. Basically, nobody got anything. We will see a few paltry cuts and no increase in revenue. It is a good thing that the ceiling was raised. Not doing so, under any circumstance, would have been economic suicide. But instead of using this as an opportunity to do something positive, they just passed the buck on.
The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
Which basically means that we just passed the buck on until next week, like we always do. Basically, nobody got anything. We will see a few paltry cuts and no increase in revenue. It is a good thing that the ceiling was raised. Not doing so, under any circumstance, would have been economic suicide. But instead of using this as an opportunity to do something positive, they just passed the buck on.
Only the Problem is, the Markets and the Credit Rating People. DID not want to see us pass the buck again.
the far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which i find a little bit encouraging.
hey if you call adding another 7 trillion to the debt--making it 21 trillion in red ink in ten years go for it--
That's what "moderates" do--go along to get along.
the federal government is currently borrowing .43 cents on every dollar it spends.
furthermore--if no one liked it--they shouldn't have voted for it. 96 democrats were a no vote--along with 56 republicans.
I don't understand expecting it not to get bigger. The country has grown. We have more people, more businesses, more everything. Everything has gone up. Prices - everything. So what kind of logic would say the government debt wouldn't do the same?
Which basically means that we just passed the buck on until next week, like we always do. Basically, nobody got anything. We will see a few paltry cuts and no increase in revenue. It is a good thing that the ceiling was raised. Not doing so, under any circumstance, would have been economic suicide. But instead of using this as an opportunity to do something positive, they just passed the buck on.
Only the Problem is, the Markets and the Credit Rating People. DID not want to see us pass the buck again.
By 2020s our debt will be 20 trillion plus with this plan. We kicked the can down the road. We should just bring our troops home and close down a crap load of bases. No more nation building. Then maybe then we can look into ssi and ssd reform. Along with some other stuff.
We can't keep spending at the rate we're. My friends on the left, what would happen if you had 10,000 dollars in the banks and spent your credit card 5,000 in debt for 15,000 dollars in total. You would get your credit score lowered and likely looked into for fraud.
I don't understand expecting it not to get bigger. The country has grown. We have more people, more businesses, more everything. Everything has gone up. Prices - everything. So what kind of logic would say the government debt wouldn't do the same?
The last time I checked being in debt is a bad thing, right?
The bill cuts over 10 years and raises the debt ceiling within the next couple of years two plus trillion dollars. Didn't do much.
Only the Problem is, the Markets and the Credit Rating People. DID not want to see us pass the buck again.
By 2020s our debt will be 20 trillion plus with this plan. We kicked the can down the road. We should just bring our troops home and close down a crap load of bases. No more nation building. Then maybe then we can look into ssi and ssd reform. Along with some other stuff.
We can't keep spending at the rate we're. My friends on the left, what would happen if you had 10,000 dollars in the banks and spent your credit card 5,000 in debt for 15,000 dollars in total. You would get your credit score lowered and likely looked into for fraud.
Way to show your colors by immediately calling for gutting defense. Our Constitution only gives the Federal government a few basic Jobs. DEFENSE IS ONE OF THEM. Besides, the problem is the 84% increase in NON DEFENSE related discretionary spending. I am not opposed to some cuts to defense. However the problem will only be solved when we get that 84% increase in NON Defense Discretionary spending reduced, and deal with entitlements.
Period.
The bill cuts over 10 years and raises the debt ceiling within the next couple of years two plus trillion dollars. Didn't do much.
Any of the cuts not put into effect by this congress. Will likely never even happen. The Bill is a joke.
Reading and Comprehension skills must not be your strong suit.The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
Even the Huffington Post says it's a 13 member dictatorship. And the fact that you're retired military won't save you from the tyranny that's coming.
"The Left AND the Right don't like it so it MUST be good!" Jezus H.!
The far left didn't like it, the far right didn't like it, but the moderates of both parties passd it even though they weren't particularly thrilled with it. For all the noise about hostages and intransigence, it got done and avoid what could've been serious consequences. And by a significant margin too, isn't that a good thing? In the end the fringes of both sides were not able to have their way, which I find a little bit encouraging.
If you actually think this bill "avoids serious consequences" You are out of your ever loving mind.
