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1StrongBlackMan

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46. LOL ...

Mon May 13, 2013, 08:36 PM

May 2013

I noticed that you have not addressed a single point that I raised; rather, you accuse me of "Living in fantasy-land." So that is how you characterize arguments supported by facts? ... Fantasy-land?

And arguments based on pure speculation is the height of reasoning, right?

What should be obvious to you, as informed by your one and only bit of evidence ... the Walden statement ... is WHY your speculation won't come to pass ... the gop shut him down because they know it is a losing argument. Even the right knows Walden's statement and the three stooge's statements cannot coexist in the same universe ... CCPI can't be "a shocking attack on seniors" AND "a (non-)touching of entitlements" that is "only a tinkering with the formula."

Your lastest submission actually signals exactly the gop problem ... they recognize that the proposal was/is a negotiating position (that they cannot accept), despite basing their whole position on the Democrats not doing "entitlement reform."

It's there (everyone sees it) ... the gop is still saying "NO" (everyone sees it) ... and the cohort needed to flip the House is noticing (everyone sees it ... except progressives and other ODS sufferers).

But we shall see, huh?

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You aew correct ... 1StrongBlackMan May 2013 #24

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You haven't addressed my point. n/t 1StrongBlackMan May 2013 #29

Well, your link did not work, but let me address "He knows, just like you, his Proposal including grahamhgreen May 2013 #34

To your first point ... 1StrongBlackMan May 2013 #38

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No I don't ... 1StrongBlackMan May 2013 #44

I think you're living in a fantasy land. They can and will use it against each and every Dem running grahamhgreen May 2013 #45

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