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i dont find Palin attractive either. Hmpf.
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why have those homes in the names of your children and corporations? Oh, I forgot...to cheat the system tax-wise, my bad.
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Exactly. And, mind you I do not fault him for it because I would do the same thing. The difference is I am not running for President on a holier than thou ticket.
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on the eyes (Not my style) but I'm sure Bill Clinton would've liked her as his VP, if ya know what I mean
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I agree with the holier than thou ticket (The TV commercials the Gas and Oil Party have been showing here in Bible Belt central are nauseating to say the least), makes me glad I removed my membership from that party years ago.
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Bill Clinton: "Mrs.Phalin...Come here (Thinking to himself "Ya sexy hunting honey")"
Sarah Phalin: "What Mr.President?" Bill Clinton: "Isnt it time for your yearly mammogram? If so I can suggest a good mammographer for you...(Thinking to himself "Hillary won't put out since the cigar incident with Monica, and I am in need of some 'oralating' in the 'Oral office', Bill, your such a genius") and here he is...." ![]()
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False. This statement makes no sense.
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Moreover, Obama's plan will work because it has in the past and history demonstrates it can correct a huge Federal deficit like the deficit left by another 12 years of insane R rule. In 1993, the Federal deficit exceeded about $300 billion a year. Bill Clinton and Congress raised taxes and slashed spending. The effect was the deficits that had ballooned under Reagan and Bush 41 were tamed. Moreover, we had economic expansion, job creation, a stock boom, and a budget surplus of trillions of dollars when Clinton left office -- compare that to what we have now, which is insane debt, a crashing stock and housing market (due to non-existent regulation) , a ballooned national debt that W promised to pay off while in office with the rev. he expected to generate through the economic growth he promised to obtain through he tax cuts (which McSame was against) I get that the Clinton economy was not perfect due to the dot.com bust, but clearly it was much better than the crapola W has let fester. McSame wants to extend that plan though he may (a big if) control the spending slightly better, though his current platform suggests he will not no matter what he says.In the end, I am for the fair tax because the numbers show the poor will pay no tax and everone else pulls their own weight via a tax on their spending. I would even be for a flat tax where no one making under $75,000 a year is taxed at all. But, that fantasy will never happen. So, in the real world, I am for the plan that has been demonstrated to work very well despite any abstract economic theories that obviously have not worked in their application over the last 30 or so years. Last edited by strandinthewind; 09-18-2008 at 08:20 AM.. |
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