Text 7184, 66 rader
Skriven 2013-03-03 16:12:01 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
   Kommentar till text 7150 av Joe Delahaye (34006.fidonews)
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Joe Delahaye wrote to Roy Witt:

 >> If it was apprehensible (capable of being comprehended or grasped
 >> mentally), then you must be quite aware that what they did was what
 >> the taxpayers wanted them to do. I don't think any less of the
 >> Congress when they act in a manner that keeps the taxpayers happy.
 >> Even less so when they go against everything the Oblamer wants. He's
 >> an economic moron in my book.

 JD> Very nice of you to turn my words around.

I didn't turn your words around, you used the wrong word to express your
opinion. I have no way to know what you meant otherwise.

 JD> You knew what I meant.

You should say what you mean, rather than depend on me to show you the
errors of your use of English. Perhaps you meant 'apprehensive'...(anxious
or fearful about the future; uneasy. See Synonyms at afraid)

 JD> As well the American people in several polls had indicated that a tax
 JD> raise was necessary, and most were against this measure.

None that I've spoken to. One college student in a TV news interview even
replied to the question of higher taxation affecting his hand outs: 'I
will have to go to work', as if that was below his station in life.

 JD>  The economic moron is the leader of the house in MY opinion.

He's not even in the same ballpark as the true economic morons; Obama and
Reid have led the way to the 'too much spending' problem and continue to
be the oppressors of the American taxpayer.

 JD>  Do it my way , come hell or high water, or the state of the country.

Sounds like the Oblamer pushing his agenda. It was really great to watch
him back-peddle when he was shown to be lying about what will happen when
the 'sequestor' issue wasn't passed. Fear mongering is all it was.

 >> Better that than losing the country to bankruptcy. We can recover from
 >> a low economic rating, but probably never would recover from
 >> bankruptcy,

 JD> You're heading that way now.  Debt ceiling coming up again, etc, etc.

If Congress holds fast, sooner or later the spending will have to subside
and the non-budget dealt with.

 >>  JD>   It may go down some more after this merry round.
 >>
 >> Big deal. All that will do is make interest rates rise and cause the
 >> lamer in the WH to lose more face.
 >>

 JD> Like the last time, it will be the republicans that will lose face.

Don't think so, but that is certainly possible. It'll depend on what the
media has to say. If they have any balls, they'll get it right this time.
Bob Woodward seems to have it on the right track.


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