Quit being so partison and help save us from Obama's fiscal policies. Congressional budget office: Fiscal policy is 'unsustainable' - The Hill's On The Money
I already did, in plain english I highlighted Martin's post where he said he brought up race and I agreed with his post. Did I not do that? I have already admitted I was partisan for you and that still isn't good enough? And I don't?:insane: Its Ok because its been that way longer than 4 years or Its ok because Bush did it first? I did complain during the Bush years btw. Yes, I am louder during this administration because I am a conservative and I disagree more with its policies and especially because of the illegal and unconstitutional deals involved in the process, if nothing else unethical is not ok with any politics. Like Red said to me when the Republicans were in charge of the Congress and Presidency. He said there is no need to criticize the Democrats at that time because the Republicans were in power and the Dems were not. Well, I am criticizing the Dems because they are in total control right now. Don't be lazy like dumb nuts above, go back and see what I said about Bush's policies of bailouts and debt and you just may be surprised. Ask some members here what I have said in the past if nothing else. Its not good to lump everyone into a group or stereo type. I try and have some fun sometimes plus I try and take some advice and use some strategies that I have been taught from my adversaries, its also a sign of respect. adversary [ˈædvəsərɪ] n pl -saries 1. An opponent 2. an opposing contestant in a game or sport:lol: Edit: Sabanfan, the quote you listed wasn't even the quote I was talking about. I was talking about the one about the party in power!:insane:
Link Warning of higher taxes - TheHill.com Quote Obama’s budget would lead to higher taxes on individuals making more than $200,000 and families with incomes above $250,000 by allowing the George W. Bush-era tax cuts for those people to expire. But that wouldn’t be enough to rein in the deficits, which would still average nearly $1 trillion for the next decade, according to the CBO. The ratio of federal debt to gross domestic product would go from about 63 percent this year to 90 percent by 2020. That level of red ink is unsustainable and is shared by only a handful of countries, including Greece, which is facing a fiscal crisis and is being bailed out by its European neighbors, Congressional Budget Office Director Douglas Elmendorf said last week.