Marc Miller |
Tuesday, August 02, 2011
7 comments:
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toadold said...
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Well, the Debt Bill passed the Senate with 61 saying yea. Interesting the number of Republicans that voted nay who said they wouldn't vote for it vs. the number of Democrats who vote yea who said they would vote against it. It is kind of like the Battle of the Corral Sea, we Conservatives didn't get a win, but the Democrats are leaking oil and leaving a trail of debris. Kind of remarkable considering we are presently outnumbered three to one. We have the house they have the Senate, the Presidency, and the Media. Repair the damage, reload and resupply and skirmish toward the big battle in 2012.
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8/2/11, 2:51 PM
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Juice said...
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BRAVO! If this mindset keeps building steam like the locomotive it needs to be, then we need to pray like heck it rams right into DC 2012.
toadold - good observation. -
8/2/11, 3:05 PM
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Jess said...
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None of them read the bill. In fact, I doubt the bill is even close to finished. In the end, the bill writing bureaucrats will condemn millions of hard working taxpayers to what can only be described as unwanted anal sex.
Damn them. Hell has a special place for them all. -
8/2/11, 3:13 PM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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I'm guessing that every day will produce yet new surprising details about the fraud of the whole thing. BTW - didn't Republicans PROMISE they would not take a vote on ANY legislation that hadn't been made public for three days? Liars.
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8/2/11, 3:56 PM
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Jess said...
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The Republicans are politicians. Since they are, they're just more lying CSMF's.
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8/2/11, 4:37 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Note that the horse stuff deeming the 2012 and 2013 budgets to have been passed is still in the bill.
JLW III -
8/2/11, 5:45 PM
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Anonymous said...
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"Regardless of what it is supposed to do, what the national debt ceiling actually does is enable any administration to get all the political benefits of runaway spending for the benefit of their favorite constituencies — and then invite the opposition party to share the blame, by either raising the national debt ceiling or by voting for unpopular cutbacks in spending or increases in taxes."
-Thomas Sowell
Luigi Palmieri -
8/2/11, 6:56 PM
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