margotb822
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Tue Nov-02-10 09:05 PM
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| It's been a while since I've posted, but here's what I think: |
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Edited on Tue Nov-02-10 09:05 PM by margotb822
Be careful what you wish for...
Americans are impatient and always want change now. Well, the radicals got voted in, so I hope it's the change they wanted.
God, I'm glad to be a Marylander :)
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FLyellowdog
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Tue Nov-02-10 09:15 PM
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| 1. Just wait until they have to |
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decide whether or not to shut down the government or raise the deficit. They've signed on for an almost definite "no win" situation.
They got us here but what's worse, they still don't know how to fix all those mistakes they made during their 8 years of Bush-Worshipping.
I've always said that if you don't know where you're going, any road will get you there. Obviously the American electorate has fallen victim to the lies perpetuated by these selfish, self-centered and bigotted ignoramases.:puke:
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Tue Nov-02-10 09:35 PM
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| 3. I was thinking the Democrats signed on for a definite no-win situaiton in 2008 |
margotb822
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Tue Nov-02-10 09:59 PM
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| 4. when theory clashes with reality |
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but, let's be honest, the only time a Repub congress ever balanced the budget was with a Dem in the WH. The reality is that Repubs can't NOT spend money. Add to that the fact that Repubs are expected to lead and no simply say "no" in the House. It's a shit-show and Boner knows that without the Senate, he's done. Too bad Americans don't know that. But they will...
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Tue Nov-02-10 09:29 PM
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| 2. Congratulations to Maryland. |
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