McCain trying to prepare "Contract against America" economic plan... again.
They ( republican party) are looking for ideas to present as a defense against the Democratic plan to get this country moving again. I remember when they unveiled that moronic plan many years back. It stunk then and anything they'll come up with now will stink as well. This time the patient is on life support because of their bumbling and there are no last minute magic solutions. Sorry guys Gregory House is not going to come rushing in at the last ten minutes of this show with that " give the patient a double dose of antibiotics and he'll be fine by lunch" routine. Or in your case it would be " empty the guys wallet, max out his credit cards and give it all to Cuddy. We'll divide the spoils amongst ourselves later."
So since Obama is busy undoing your screwups of the last twenty plus years, what could you possibly offer us as a viable solution? Tax cuts for the top 1% just aren't going to fly. And at some point we're going to have to pay for the mess you left. Here's a novel idea. How about the ones who made the mess get to pay for cleaning it up? Let's undo the last four Bush tax cuts to the wealthy.
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I'd second that. In Ukraine the rich simply bribe there way out of paying taxes ie pay off the man who calls the audits. Of course if they run afoul of the power base, they get audited and sent to jail. Same principles seemed to apply to Republican USA but just structured a bit differently. Maybe the rich are the same the world over and politicians too. How can the little people take back control of government?
Seems to me we have split into two camps. One is suspicious but willing to follow the new Obama plan because they feel the old road is what led us here. And the the other are the people who want to stay the course with a little tightening of the jib.
I don't know, but it seems no one has an answer, but I am willing to folow the new course.
How do Republicans think?
Were the enemy to sink tomorrow under the waters of the ocean, the American military-industrial establishment would have to go on, substantially unchanged, until some other adversary could be invented. Anything else would be an unacceptable shock to the American economy.
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