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Diamond Member
First Read - First Thoughts: Man with the plan
*** Man with the plan: After weeks of criticism by Republicans and some Democrats for not unveiling a specific deficit-reduction plan, as well as initiatives to boost the economy, President Obama is set to deliver a major speech after Labor Day introducing both. According to a senior administration official, the economic measures will be a mix of tax cuts, infrastructure ideas, and ways to help the long-term unemployed, all of which have enjoyed bipartisan support in the past. As for deficit reduction, the senior administration official tells First Read that the president will offer a detailed plan -- based upon the deal he was trying to reach with Speaker John Boehner -- that will go beyond the $1.5 trillion in deficit reduction that the Super Committee is mandated to find (in order to cover the cost of that economic stimulus).
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Yeah I'm CERTIAN that if the Economy had continuously Shit the Bed for 2 and half years of (43)'s Presidency, that NBC wouldn't have so Obviously Cheered for Dubya like the do on a daily for the guy they Voted for.
During Bush, with an average of 5% unemployment, consistent Growth, and not total Collapse after 9/11, the Ladogs for the DemocRATS at NBC and elsewhere only nitpicked the Imperfections and made sure that everyone knew, things might be good... BUT THEY'RE NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
But don't Worry, Barry's got a Plan... Finally.
And I am also Certain that NBC won't Shit all over it when he Introduces it...
Unless it Fails, then they will Blame the GOP for whatever reason.
Anyway...
peace...
*** Man with the plan: After weeks of criticism by Republicans and some Democrats for not unveiling a specific deficit-reduction plan, as well as initiatives to boost the economy, President Obama is set to deliver a major speech after Labor Day introducing both. According to a senior administration official, the economic measures will be a mix of tax cuts, infrastructure ideas, and ways to help the long-term unemployed, all of which have enjoyed bipartisan support in the past. As for deficit reduction, the senior administration official tells First Read that the president will offer a detailed plan -- based upon the deal he was trying to reach with Speaker John Boehner -- that will go beyond the $1.5 trillion in deficit reduction that the Super Committee is mandated to find (in order to cover the cost of that economic stimulus).
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Yeah I'm CERTIAN that if the Economy had continuously Shit the Bed for 2 and half years of (43)'s Presidency, that NBC wouldn't have so Obviously Cheered for Dubya like the do on a daily for the guy they Voted for.
During Bush, with an average of 5% unemployment, consistent Growth, and not total Collapse after 9/11, the Ladogs for the DemocRATS at NBC and elsewhere only nitpicked the Imperfections and made sure that everyone knew, things might be good... BUT THEY'RE NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
But don't Worry, Barry's got a Plan... Finally.
And I am also Certain that NBC won't Shit all over it when he Introduces it...
Unless it Fails, then they will Blame the GOP for whatever reason.
Anyway...
peace...