a777pilot
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Warren G. Harding.
What is wrong with Mr. Harding? I posted yesterday that you should consider Mr. Hoover as worse but even Mr. Hoover was better than obama.
Warren G. Harding.
What is wrong with Mr. Harding?
I posted yesterday that you should consider Mr. Hoover as worse but even Mr. Hoover was better than obama.
He was a poster boy for cronyism and an embodiment of scandal.
Hoover was worse than Obama.. and about as bad as Harding.
Remember a few months ago during the GOP debate when the contenders were asked if they would accept a deal that involved 10 dollars in spending cuts for 1 dollar in tax increases?
Who was it that said they would do it?
Perry flubbed it pretty badly, but he seems a lot more thoughtful than Romney, and comes off as a better person--or at least as a decent politician who can interact with a variety of people on a normal, natural level without coming off as insensitive or insulting. My favorite "odd" debate moment was Romney extending his hand for a $10,000 wager over some fact or figure. Perry's look at that moment said "WTF, are you fucking crazy?" That was just... weird. (Especially coming from a supposedly devout Mormon.)
Republicans need a moderate voice - I think Jeb Bush would have been a better candidate.
I believe they ALL said no to that proposal. Can't blame them. Those two things, spending cuts and tax increases, should never be joined together.
Cut spending first. I mean real cutes, not just cutes in proposed increases. Then we can talk about a possible tax increase, or tax reform.
The best Repub candidate? Uhh, er, hmmmm.... You know, errr, well, uhh, that *is* a good question, isn't it?
I like Stephen Colbert's pick- Rick Parry, the ideal Repub candidate who doesn't exist, the embodiment of all they hold dear. Once all the self contradictory faith is removed, there's unfortunately nothing left, so nobody can be that guy. But he'd be perfect, really.
Typical leftist, Ron Paul would have been a better candidate and could fix the country unlike barky and willard
Of course, you never objected when Dubya cut taxes & went to war, twice, even when it was obvious that deficits would increase. The national debt doubled under his watchful eye, didn't it?
That's the Repub version of fiscal responsibility, which is none at all.
Per Dick Cheney, "deficits don't matter."
Except when Repubs are out of power in the midst of the greatest economic depression since the big one, and then deficits are akin to baby-raping, and raising taxes on the rich would be like the invasion of Poland & the Holocaust...
Where were all these Repub budget hawks when they controlled the Executive and Legislative branches from 2003 thru 2007?
IIRC, they were singing "Happy Days Are Here Again!" & spending like drunken sailors...
Where were all these Repub budget hawks when they controlled the Executive and Legislative branches from 2003 thru 2007?
Actually the debt did NOT double, but it did go up markedly. Not nearly as high or as fast as the debt under obama, but it did go up way too much.
Bush(43) made the very same mistake that LBJ made. They both tried to have both "guns" and "butter" at the same time. Sorry, it can't be done.
Outstanding question. I wish I had an answer but I don't. They, the Republican so called fiscal hawks, were missing in action.
Outstanding question. I wish I had an answer but I don't. They, the Republican so called fiscal hawks, were missing in action.
Yes, Ron Paul can walk on water & turn water to wine. He's really the second coming of Christ, but nobody except the vapor brained Paulbots have figured that out.
Maybe they'll just off themselves the day he dies so they can all ascend through the pearly gates together...
Maybe Repubs could rally behind a ticket with Ron Paul! & Sarah! It's a match made in Heaven, I tell ya, a real dream team, a sure winner!
A fire hydrant. Truely red, you know where it stands and more intellectual power than 90% of this year's class of candidates.
Now if only the GOP could solve the dog problem, they'd be set.