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lagomorph777

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28. Hey Ted, take your "concern" and shove it up your urethra.

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Wed Oct 28, 2020, 11:38 AM

Oct 2020

Spiky end first.

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Ted Cruz says the swelling national debt will re-emerge as a major concern for Republicans [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2020 OP

Same old playbook Fullduplexxx Oct 2020 #1

Yup wryter2000 Oct 2020 #4

Why change what works? It's up to Democratic strategists to come OnDoutside Oct 2020 #16

Reverse (and then some) the ENTIRE tax cut that went to the top 1%. lagomorph777 Oct 2020 #29

Yes, which why I wrote Two Thirds, as my understanding is that was the amount going to the 1%. OnDoutside Oct 2020 #30

Ah, the wording was ambiguous. Actually, 87% went to the top 1%. lagomorph777 Oct 2020 #31

I stand corrected ! OnDoutside Oct 2020 #32

I'd go with "...reverse the 87% of the 1.5 trillion tax giveaway which went to the top 1%..." lagomorph777 Oct 2020 #33

Duh. What's new? Laelth Oct 2020 #2

And the people shall respond: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA you catrose Oct 2020 #3

If the "swelling national debt" was that big of a deal to Republicans, EarlG Oct 2020 #5

Of course the Republicans are always concerned about doc03 Oct 2020 #6

Hopefully they won't have the power to do other than crybaby. LakeArenal Oct 2020 #10

No... they steal money like drunken pirates LakeArenal Oct 2020 #7

I can see it now OLDMDDEM Oct 2020 #8

Macroeconomically Catastrophic ProfessorGAC Oct 2020 #23

I agree with you OLDMDDEM Oct 2020 #27

Sounds like a concession. He is admitting Republicans are about to lose. Midnight Writer Oct 2020 #9

There's a fucking surprise greenjar_01 Oct 2020 #11

"trump's policies have been profoundly pro growth" icwlmuscyia Oct 2020 #12

It is an endless cycle the Republicans cut taxes and doc03 Oct 2020 #13

Here's the funny thing... mwooldri Oct 2020 #14

Right on schedule there Teddy! Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #15

The Republican Pump & Crash Economy... WyattKansas Oct 2020 #17

i want to pluck each and every hair bdtrppr6 Oct 2020 #18

I think I'd rather douse it in lighter fluid... Wounded Bear Oct 2020 #19

two santa clauses tactic StTimofEdenRoc Oct 2020 #20

Good article about this very issue. nt crickets Oct 2020 #25

Predictable as clockwork. $3.1 trillion deficit right now. nt coti Oct 2020 #21

They need to be told their concern is noted.... but STFU LiberalFighter Oct 2020 #22

A good start would be to repeal the 2017 tax heist dalton99a Oct 2020 #24

Our messaging needs to be clear and powerful: Mr. Ected Oct 2020 #26

Hey Ted, take your "concern" and shove it up your urethra. lagomorph777 Oct 2020 #28