So what did you think of the original link?
Are we sitting cozy?

Getting $.60 on every dollar borrowed is OK with you?

Let me guess......

"No, it's not OK. Never said it was, you mental midget."

OK, allow me to rephrase.....

Do you think the Democratic Party will solve the deficit problem?
Or do you think you have the answer to solving our dilemma?

Or shall we just pretend that it's not important?

I'm not pretending it's not important...but I didn't wait until there was a Democrat in office to think it was...I thought it was important while Bush was running it up, Cheney was telling us it didn't matter, and guys like you were right here on PP quoting Cheney and telling us that we hated 'Merica.

Fish on...

Todd

More Bullschit.

Hank, you're on a roll.

Fish on...

Todd

guys "like" me?

care to re-phrase?

Yeah, right wingers who ate everything up that Bush/Cheney did...

More clear?



Fish on...

Todd

P.S. If I missed the part where you were against the Bush tax cuts and two unfunded wars, then I apologize...

No.

Do you think the Republican Party will solve the deficit problem?

Again, no.



Hope this helps.

Dan - dont upset the libbers ... they have a plan

Dan's point is well taken......and he didn't miss my point...It's a common problem of both parties. Don't forget that when the Dem's had it ALL their way (control of both houses and the Presidency) nothing got accomplished......now again it is the Right's blame...... too funny. It's a lame song, no matter how loud and long you sing it.

There's just too many Federal teat-suckers bellied up to the trough....and the Libs would add more.

And hopefully no one thinks our spending problem is going to get any better in any election year.....no chance.....no chance at all.

zip, zero, nada

We be fuuuuked.

Slab posted: "We be fuuuuked."

Slab finally got something right. Maybe even KK will give him props for that.

We're fuuuuked and we're only going to be more fuuuuuked...no matter who's running the show.

If there's a bright spot, at least we're not as bad off as some of the European nations.

FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- The seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate across the 17 nations that use the euro rose to 10.9% in March from 10.8% in February, the European Union statistics agency Eurostat reported Wednesday. The number of unemployed workers across the region rose by 169,000 to a total of 17.365 million, Eurostat said. Both figures are the highest seen since the launch of the euro in January 1999, said Howard Archer, chief European economist at IHS Global Insight in London. "It now looks odds-on that the euro-zone unemployment rate will move appreciably above 11% over the coming months with an ever growing danger that it will reach 11.5%," Archer said, in a note.

There are 11 countries there who have had two quarters or more of contracting economies. Belgium only recently posted a growth in GDP, and that was only 0.3%.

+1............