Wingnuts get their asses kicked

[daveman]

Reality has a strong Liberal bias.

Where is Presdient Obam in your chart ?

He's too busy cleaning up the Dubya Disaster.

By making it worse. Good job, moron.

 

[Listening]

Reality has a strong Liberal bias.

Where is Presdient Obam in your chart ?

He's too busy cleaning up the Dubya Disaster.

O.K.

When does he actually start ?

 

[Synthaholic]

I can't believe you idiots are still falling for Bubba's accounting tricks. Suckers!

Reality has a strong Liberal bias.

You misspelled "Leftist delusion".

By the way, pretending this image doesn't exist is not affirming reality:

What happens to the interest payments on the debt when the debt gets to the level that Bush left it at, dumbass?

 

[Listening]

Reagan and the two Bushes created 90% of the National Debt.

Click on this link........

ReaganBushDebt.org

Well, if I made the same kind of arbitrary decisions these clowns do, I could show all the debt due to George Washington.

Quit posting this crap Chris, it makes you look more stupid than you already do.

 

[Listening]

Reality has a strong Liberal bias.

You misspelled "Leftist delusion".

By the way, pretending this image doesn't exist is not affirming reality:

What happens to the interest payments on the debt when the debt gets to the level that Bush left it at, dumbass?

Gee, wouldn't we need interest rates to do that ?

Carter left us with interest rates of ? And Bush left President Obama with interest rates of ?

 

[Chris]

Barack Obama is winning the Rust Belt back. The overwhelming repeal in Ohio of Governor John Kasich’s anti-labor bill from last year shows that the GOP has gone way, way too far—too far for Democrats, obviously, but also for independents. It shows the potential for something else, too: the populist message can stick. “Class warfare” can work. It can take hold even with the people who allegedly despise our Kenyan leader the most: the white working class. And if this turns out to be right, then the Washington conventional wisdom will be proven as wrong as it’s been since 1998, when the Cokie Roberts caucus convinced itself that the American people wanted to throw Bill Clinton out of the White House over Monica.

But the larger context in which this vote took place is important, too. And that context is Operation Wall Street, income inequality, Republicans in Congress killing the jobs bill piece by piece, Obama finally getting some blood flowing through those veins again instead of water. People have started to care about class issues, and it’s pretty clear what they think: The Republican Party isn’t representing them (unless they happen to live in a household with an income of at least $368,000 a year). In the new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, 76 percent agreed that “the current economic structure of the country is out of balance and favors a small proportion of the rich over the rest of the country.”

Michael Tomasky: Ohio Vote Shows Obama Winning Back the Rust Belt - The Daily Beast

 

[Dragon]

Well, if I made the same kind of arbitrary decisions these clowns do, I could show all the debt due to George Washington.

That debt was paid off under Andrew Jackson. A decision that sent the economy into its worst depression up to that time.

Current debt on the books only goes back (via rollovers) as far as the Mexican War.

 

[Listening]

Barack Obama is winning the Rust Belt back. The overwhelming repeal in Ohio of Governor John Kasich’s anti-labor bill from last year shows that the GOP has gone way, way too far—too far for Democrats, obviously, but also for independents. It shows the potential for something else, too: the populist message can stick. “Class warfare” can work. It can take hold even with the people who allegedly despise our Kenyan leader the most: the white working class. And if this turns out to be right, then the Washington conventional wisdom will be proven as wrong as it’s been since 1998, when the Cokie Roberts caucus convinced itself that the American people wanted to throw Bill Clinton out of the White House over Monica.

But the larger context in which this vote took place is important, too. And that context is Operation Wall Street, income inequality, Republicans in Congress killing the jobs bill piece by piece, Obama finally getting some blood flowing through those veins again instead of water. People have started to care about class issues, and it’s pretty clear what they think: The Republican Party isn’t representing them (unless they happen to live in a household with an income of at least $368,000 a year). In the new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, 76 percent agreed that “the current economic structure of the country is out of balance and favors a small proportion of the rich over the rest of the country.”

Michael Tomasky: Ohio Vote Shows Obama Winning Back the Rust Belt - The Daily Beast

 

[Synthaholic]

Where is Presdient Obam in your chart ?

He's too busy cleaning up the Dubya Disaster.

O.K.

When does he actually start ?

When it becomes the goal of the people who control America's purse strings: the U.S. House.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

in Ohio, in Kentucky, in Mississippi, in Maine.

Maine returned to the ability to register to vote on the day of the election, reversing a recent wingnut law.

Ohio stood up for public employee union rights, reversing a recent wingnut law.

Kentucky reelected a Democratic governor and a Democratic Atty. Gen., reversing recent wingnut trends.

Mississippi showed that they do have a brain in their head, slapping down the draconian and wingnut attempt to make fertilization the standard for personhood.



The Wingnuts have overplayed their hand, and misinterpreted – on purpose – their mandate for job creation into a call for social engineering, restriction of rights, and the furtherance of bigotry.

The tide has turned. Obama 2012.

Correct.

This is a clear rejection of the radical rightist agenda.

Moderate voters have had enough of the GOP playing politics.

 

[Chris]

According to Government - Historical Debt Outstanding - Annual 1950 - 1999, the debt at the end of the 1980 fiscal year, on September 30th, 1980, was $907,701,000,000. On September 30th, 1981, it was $997,855,000,000. Averaging it out over the year gives a debt of $246,997,260.27 per day.

Reagan took office 112 days later on January 20th, 1981. The debt on that date could be estimated as $907,701,000,000 plus 112 x $246,997,260.27, or $935,364,693,151.

Bill Clinton was the first president to slow the rate of the accrual of debt after the current out-of-control spending began with the Borrow and Spend Republicans in 1981.

The final amount of the senior Bush debt was $4,174,218,594,232.91 (according to Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)), and Clinton became president on January 20th, 1993. Bill Clinton saw $1,553,558,144,071.73 added to the national debt during the eight years of his presidency.

However, from the start of fiscal year 1994 (7 months after Clinton became president), until the start of fiscal year 2002 (7 months after Bush took office), the amount of money paid toward interest on the existing Federal debt was $2,767,282,794,374.59 (Government - Interest Expense on the Debt Outstanding).

Therefore, no amount of the national debt is attributable to Bill Clinton - his policies of higher taxes and reduced spending actually simultaneously reduced the debt and brought about the strongest economy since World War II, despite the fiscal disaster left in the wake of Reagan and the first Bush.

The debt was at $5,727,776,738,304.64 on January 19th, 2001, the last business day before George W. Bush took the office of president. The debt was at $10,628,881,485,510.23 on January 16th, 2009, the last business day before Barack H. Obama became president.

During his administration, George W. Bush
increased the national debt by $4,901,104,747,205.59
and personally approved of the creation of 46% of the entire national debt,
in only 8 years.

ReaganBushDebt.org Calculation Details

 

[Listening]

He's too busy cleaning up the Dubya Disaster.

O.K.

When does he actually start ?

When it becomes the goal of the people who control America's purse strings: the U.S. House.

So he's not busy doing anything.

Thanks.

 

[Dr.House]

Reality has a strong Liberal bias.

Where is Presdient Obam in your chart ?

He's too busy cleaning up the Dubya Disaster.

Only in the delusional leftoid mind...

America sees it differently - making it worse...

No matter how good you are at holding up Barry's picture with one hand....

 

[Oldstyle]

[
If they had plunged the country in socialism they would have won in 2010 ? I guess the Tea Party just exists in my brain.

No, it exists in about 20% of the real country.

The Republicans won last year because there was an organized on-line movement on the left to sit the election out as a protest against the Democrats tacking to the right. If the Democrats had governed substantially to the left of where they did in 2009-10, that movement would not have existed, and the Democrats would have won.

That may very well be the most delusional post I've seen you make yet, Dragon. It was an "organized on-line movement on the left to sit out the election"? You honestly believe that nonsense?

Large blocks of the voters who gave the Democrats a victory in 2008 did sit out the midterm elections but it wasn't because the Democrats "tacked to the right"...it's because the Obama campaign promised them "Change You Can Believe In" and then gave them Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid writing bills while Barack flew around the country on Air Force One giving speeches. This Administration has no ANSWERS to our problems. THAT is why enthusiasm is so wanting from the left. You guys got your "dream" President and he's turned out to be nothing more than an empty suit with a nice line of patter.

 

[Listening]

According to Government - Historical Debt Outstanding - Annual 1950 - 1999, the debt at the end of the 1980 fiscal year, on September 30th, 1980, was $907,701,000,000. On September 30th, 1981, it was $997,855,000,000. Averaging it out over the year gives a debt of $246,997,260.27 per day.

Reagan took office 112 days later on January 20th, 1981. The debt on that date could be estimated as $907,701,000,000 plus 112 x $246,997,260.27, or $935,364,693,151.

Bill Clinton was the first president to slow the rate of the accrual of debt after the current out-of-control spending began with the Borrow and Spend Republicans in 1981.

The final amount of the senior Bush debt was $4,174,218,594,232.91 (according to Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)), and Clinton became president on January 20th, 1993. Bill Clinton saw $1,553,558,144,071.73 added to the national debt during the eight years of his presidency.

However, from the start of fiscal year 1994 (7 months after Clinton became president), until the start of fiscal year 2002 (7 months after Bush took office), the amount of money paid toward interest on the existing Federal debt was $2,767,282,794,374.59 (Government - Interest Expense on the Debt Outstanding).

Therefore, no amount of the national debt is attributable to Bill Clinton - his policies of higher taxes and reduced spending actually simultaneously reduced the debt and brought about the strongest economy since World War II, despite the fiscal disaster left in the wake of Reagan and the first Bush.

The debt was at $5,727,776,738,304.64 on January 19th, 2001, the last business day before George W. Bush took the office of president. The debt was at $10,628,881,485,510.23 on January 16th, 2009, the last business day before Barack H. Obama became president.

During his administration, George W. Bush
increased the national debt by $4,901,104,747,205.59
and personally approved of the creation of 46% of the entire national debt,
in only 8 years.

ReaganBushDebt.org Calculation Details

 

[Chris]

George W. Bush inherited a strong economy, a budget surplus, and a nation at peace.

Eight years later, he left Obama with a shattered economy, a trillion dollar deficit, and two useless wars.

Obama saved the country from another Great Depression, rebuilt GM, reformed healthcare, reformed Wall Street, doubled the stock market, created 19 straight months of private sector job growth, got Bin Laden, got Gaddafi, and got us out of Iraq.

Obama has accomplished a lot.

 

[daveman]

Reality has a strong Liberal bias.

You misspelled "Leftist delusion".

By the way, pretending this image doesn't exist is not affirming reality:

What happens to the interest payments on the debt when the debt gets to the level that Bush left it at, dumbass?

Got it. Obama's debt is good and righteous and holy. GOP debt is evil.

Gobama!

 

[Synthaholic]

You misspelled "Leftist delusion".

By the way, pretending this image doesn't exist is not affirming reality:

What happens to the interest payments on the debt when the debt gets to the level that Bush left it at, dumbass?

Gee, wouldn't we need interest rates to do that ?

Carter left us with interest rates of ? And Bush left President Obama with interest rates of ?

Perhaps more readin' and less postin' would help you out. When you are done with these links, kindly sum them up in crayon and pass them to daveman.

National Debt FAQ

National debt interest rates will take big chunk from budget - Feb. 2, 2011

Government - Interest Expense on the Debt Outstanding

 

[Chris]

 

[Synthaholic]

You misspelled "Leftist delusion".

By the way, pretending this image doesn't exist is not affirming reality:

What happens to the interest payments on the debt when the debt gets to the level that Bush left it at, dumbass?

Got it. Obama's debt is good and righteous and holy. GOP debt is evil.

Gobama!

You really are a dumbass, y'know.