Say Anything Blog

When R U going to sleep?

Sometimes these reporters don’t even try to pretend to be objective.

Or knowledgeable about economic matters.  Deficit spending doesn’t create economic growth, it creates a short-term illusion of economic growth, which is great for political purposes, but is bad in the long run.  Deficit reduction, on the other hand, helps investors, which energizes the economic growth cycle, which builds the foundation for future economic growth.
Deficit spending to fund social engineering programs is the prima facie evidence that they are not working, and are not beneficial to our economy, in either the short or long term.

Media uncovers more Palin stories in one weekend than Obama stories in two years. Still no bias detected

Obama: more experienced than Bristol Palin

Obama and McCain are the same.

Things will be the same for the next four years at least.

I guess you’ve got to give him points for being honest about being a heedless tax-and-spend liberal.

Those are points that President Bush doesn’t get. He’s a little tax-and-spendandspend bitch. Look in the mirror. You guys have no room to bray about this.

You guys have no room to bray about this.

Counterfactual and unconsciously ironic, as usual, Sparkie.  President Bush is demonized for his tax rate cuts by you lefties, so you can’t have it both ways.  I have always found the hypocrisy of you lefties very amusing, in that you bash him for spending like one of you, and then promise to spend even more.  The difference here is that you lefties are going to raise tax rates and useless social spending.
At least some of President Bush’s spending was for National Defense, whereas Clinton gutted both our military and our intel capabilities, thus facilitating 9/11 and the growth of Al Qaeda.  Nice.

Media uncovers more Palin stories in one weekend than Obama stories in two years. Still no bias detected

Obama: more experienced than Bristol Palin

You guys have no room to bray about this.

Sparkie,

Actually, no!  If you had been paying attention, you would have noticed that most of us conservatives have been berating Mr. Bush for his unfamiliarity with the veto pen pretty much since his first year in office.

And of course, R108 is correct that the Bush tax rate cuts were the correct medicine for an economy that was in the lingering throes of a “recession” when he took office (Thanks, Woof!) and further hobbled by the events of 9-11-01.  Not to mention that some of those tax rate cuts not only stimulated the nation’s economy, as advertised, but more than paid for themselves as well!

“Poverty of goods is easily cured; poverty of the mind is irreparable.”

Sparkie Arbuckle - He’s a little tax-and-spendandspend bitch. Look in the mirror. You guys have no room to bray about this.

What do you read while you’re here? Have you missed all of the many arguments against increasing spending? It’s not like they’re few and far between.

You had no room to say what you did.