Your Stimulus Package at Work

[Yusuf]

Mike Gaskey wrote:

Magic Negro

:omg: :omg: :omg:

Mike Gaskey wrote:

The "central" government is the reason for the hole we're in to begin with, (thanks to: unfunded mandates at the state level, congressional pressure to permit people to buy homes they couldn't afford, and everyone's personal favorite the War in Iraq)

I thought those who claim the same principle were in charge for the last eight years ( six years at all the levels ) what have they done. :rolleyes:

Yusuf

[Gary Kirkham]

Magic Negro[^]

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[Oakman]

Ed Gadziemski wrote:

I haven't seen your detailed plan to rebuild the economy yet. Care to share it with us? PDF format preferably for the text, but I'd prefer XLS or CSV for the financials so I can cross-check the numbers. Thanks.

Ed, because I point out that you are holding a counterfeit $10 bill in your hand, does not mean I am required to replace it with a real one.

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.

[Ed Gadziemski]

Oakman wrote:

because I point out that you are holding a counterfeit $10 bill in your hand, does not mean I am required to replace it with a real one

Ha ha. But it does require you to prove it is counterfeit and that, my friend, you have failed to do.

[Oakman]

Ed Gadziemski wrote:

But it does require you to prove it is counterfeit and that, my friend, you have failed to do

I guess you didn't notice that instead of Alexander Hamilton's portrait in the oval, your bill features an engraving of Eugene V. Debs.

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.

[Ed Gadziemski]

It's easy for you Limbaughians to criticize President Obama's plan but you have nothing of substance to offer the debate. If you believe that tax cuts are appropriate, then you should applaud the tax cut portion of the Recovery Act, as it is the largest tax cut in the history of the United States. If you think small businesses and the jobs they create are appropriate, then you should applaud the credits, tax cuts, and hiring incentives in the Act. If you support Veterans, then you should applaud the funding for VA medical and education benefits in the Act. If you just want to be a naysayer without presenting a credible plan of your own, you have no standing and have made it obvious you are just another Limbaughian howling in the desert. Here in America we allow free speech, so you are allowed yours. Have fun.

[Oakman]

Ed Gadziemski wrote:

It's easy for you Limbaughians to criticize President Obama's plan

Apparently what is easy is for you to convince yourself that no-one can criticise Obama without being tarred as a dittohead. For your information I have never listened to Limbaugh on the radio, have only seen brief excerpts of his show when broadcast on TV, have referred to him disparagingly in this very forum many times, and consider him a Neaderthal. None of the above means that I have to worship at the altar of Reid, Pelosi and Obama. I found those two congress critters to be corrupt, kneejerk - ephasis on the jerk - liberals a long time ago. More and more I am discovering that Obama while probably not corrupt, is behaving pretty much as a socialist would, were he elected to the highest office in the land. Indeed, his lack of corruption begins to worry me. At least Reid and Pelosi could be bought off at times. As for you, I saw no reason to read the rest of your post after you began by insulting me and haven't. When, if, you wish to act in a more mature manner and want to seriously discuss Obama's plans for America, feel free to contact me on a different thread. I would consider it a personal favor if you didn't waste time or bandwidth responding to my posts unless you have decided to act like a grownup and eschew the name-calling.

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.

[fred_]

I didn't realize you were a fellow South Carolinian

[Oakman]

fred_ wrote:

I didn't realize you were a fellow South Carolinian

I retired here - was raised in New England and spent much of my life in that area.

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface Algoraphobia: An exaggerated fear of the outside world rooted in the belief that one might spontaneously combust due to global warming.

[fred_]

My ex was from Mass spent 14 years or so up there, small world.