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Segami

(14,923 posts)
Wed Aug 29, 2012, 12:39 PM Aug 2012

Republican Gov. Brownback ADMITS Romney WELFARE ADS ARE FALSE





JANSING: But you agree that these claims that the work requirement has been abolished are false?

BROWNBACK: As far as I have seen, but I don’t know all of the basis to it. I do know the basis to this dependency on the government and how big the government is and how big the entitlement state is and how much of a debt we’re leaving to our kids.
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Republican Gov. Brownback ADMITS Romney WELFARE ADS ARE FALSE (Original Post) Segami Aug 2012 OP
This started the deficit problem Republican deficit hawk s(thinking) nineteen50 Aug 2012 #1
Brownie didn't admit a damn thing. Shifted the question to government money problems. lumpy Aug 2012 #2

nineteen50

(1,187 posts)
1. This started the deficit problem Republican deficit hawk s(thinking)
Wed Aug 29, 2012, 01:53 PM
Aug 2012

Jan 2001
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan cleared the way for a major tax cut yesterday, telling Congress that budget surpluses are growing so big that taxes can be reduced even while eliminating the national debt by the end of this decade.

Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Greenspan-Endorses-A-Cut-in-Tax-Rate-Budget-2959985.php#ixzz24xU3vncT

lumpy

(13,704 posts)
2. Brownie didn't admit a damn thing. Shifted the question to government money problems.
Wed Aug 29, 2012, 05:03 PM
Aug 2012

He's a 'good' republican after all.

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