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Look franco hater dupe, you're stupid and a pathological liar. (other than that, you're a great guy!)
Yes, the Koch brothers defy the rulers in their iron fisted control of the peasants, and support rights for those in the middle, where you of the Khmer Rouge put a boot to the face of anyone climbing the ladder of success. You ensure that only the elite are at the top, pulling the ladder of success up is what you do.
Obama has been president for 7 years, he is an incompetent ********** (literally, I mean he's a ********** - and he is incompetent, but he's no doubt really good at sucking cocks...) and ***** up everything he touches. He had 2 years where the filthy democratic - socialist party had full control of Congress, both houses, and he still couldn't destroy the Bill of Rights as he wants to do.
Yup, funny how the Pubs filibustered over 200 bills when Obama had total control, IDIOT. With you I'm deleting FUNCTIONAL lol...
I love it, see, the term that is used in a debate is compromise. Libturds have never used that word before, nor know how to use the word or process. things are not as you and the left say, compromise is always needed. Why don't you all compromise? Why do you take a stand and stay on that stand? you want the conservatives to, and yet you have no intention of. Funny shit, I know why, so you can pass blame, divide a nation, cause corruption and hate. Hate baiters
For 5 years, that's all we tried. Now gfy, thieves and dupes. ACA was the GOP plan, dupe. Etc etc etc etc. Change the CHANNEL. lol hater dupes.
provide one compromise ever suggested by your side. One.
ACA, $400k tax hike, Catholic BC bill,
What Happens When Obama Tries To Compromise With The GOP
Instead, Obama broke that campaign promise and gave ground. "In negotiations with Mr. Boehner," the
New York Times reported on December 22, 2012, Obama "had tentatively agreed to raise that threshold to $400,000, and Congressional Democrats on Friday said they would go as high as $500,000 if it would seal a deal with Republicans." Observers were
optimistic that Obama's concession would lead to a deal.
What did Boehner do? He cut off negotiations and introduced a bill that he called "
Plan B," which would have set the threshold for tax increases at $1 million and was an "alternative to negotiating a broader package with President Obama." Boehner had hoped to pass the bill to put pressure on Obama and the Senate to follow suit. The plan quickly fell apart. Even a threshold of $1 million was unacceptable to the orthodox anti-tax members of the House Republican caucus, and, facing unified Democratic opposition, Boehner and the rest of the House Republican leadership were
unable to muster sufficient Republican support to pass the bill.
"Plan B" was shelved and Boehner abruptly recessed the House for the holidays. The fiasco left the task of forging a deal to the Senate and the White House, and when they finally hammered out an acceptable compromise, it passed the House but only because of strong Democratic support -- the Republican caucus voted against it by a 2-1 margin. The
final fiscal cliff deal differed significantly from the White House's initial overtures. It put the threshold for tax increases at $400,000 and set the estate tax at 40 percent (the White House originally wanted 45 percent).
New York magazine's Jonathan Chait
pointed out on September 30 that following the fiscal cliff, the Republicans hammered out a legislative strategy during an early 2013 retreat in Williamsburg, Virginia, to "boycott all direct negotiations with President Obama." That strategy was a successor to their
January 2009 strategy of reflexive opposition to every single legislative goal of the newly elected president. When you consider all this and how the House Republicans, led by Boehner, have behaved when negotiating with the president, it's tough to take seriously attempts by pundits to fault Obama for his unwillingness to negotiate.