Liberal free for all coming to an end

[transjen]

Originally Posted by randolph

Oh no, please not Newt! He can't even hold together his campaign team!

Rumor has it the Obama is not going to run and Hillary if going to take over.
That should get the Repubs. stirred up.

Not going to happen, if this was true i'd be working inher campaign HQ here in Jersey like i did in 08

The Dems and indies will bitch about Obama caving in and always letting the GOP get there way but in the end they'll revote him back in office
why you ask, you look at who his replacement will be Perry or Bachman or Rom not much of a choice is it?
of course i do hear that some hardliners want to dig up the corspe of Ronald and run him for a third term
Jerseygirl Jen

[ila]

Originally Posted by transjen

...of course i do hear that some hardliners want to dig up the corspe of Ronald and run him for a third term
Jerseygirl Jen

At least the corpse of Ron would have more backbone than your current president.

Originally Posted by ila

At least the corpse of Ron would have more backbone than your current president.

This is true...

[randolph]

This is a quote from Tickerspy regarding Warren Buffets investment in Bank of America.

I will bet against the common wisdom. Buffett unloaded his entire shareholdings in BofA last year. These were common shares. He now gets a six percent dividend which is seventy percent tax free under tax law as to dividends paid from one corporation (BofA) to another Berkshire and he is preferred over the payment of dividends to other common shareholders. He also has ten years to but the shares at around $7/share which is very generous. This is not a show of confidence in BofA who did not need the capital last week but confidence in the shrewdness of Warren Buffett who did the same with GE and Goldman Sachs just before the commons shares in Goldman tanked last week.

I guess that's why he is so rich. He is very smart!

[transjen]

While the GOP wannabe Presidents are doing a Mexican hat dance about zero job for Aug and after they finished high fiven each other they started running there mouth and if you listen you will find one pattron to there load of crap
They all claim they will create jobs
How will they do this feet you ask?
For the most part they are not telling but what they do tell is the same old GOP BS about cutting taxes
this BS has been in affect since 2001 and is still going
So if cutting taxes creates jobs where the are the jobs
in fact in 2010 the GOP ran for the house claiming they will make jobs there number one duty so to the GOP controled house i ask where are the jobs?
The GOP BS about cutting taxes has never worked and never will
And before Tracy chimes in here's a fact for her to chew on when there belove W was in the white house we were in a neg 2000 jobs a month in the hole
The GOP answer is keep the Bush failed policies active and trople down on a loosing hand of failed policies which got us in to this mess to start with
and remember they cry the poor
Jerseygirl Jen

[GRH]

Since Republicans are so for low taxes, why are they not in favor of extending the 2% payroll tax cut that expires at the end of the year? Is it because they don't care if middle class tax rates increase so long as the wealthy don't have to pay more? Could it have anything to do with not wanting to help the economy so as to decrease Obama's chance of reelection?

[TracyCoxx]

In February 2009, after signing the stimulus bill, Obama pledged to cut the deficit to half by the end of his first term in office. I'd like to see it gone of course, but it's still going to be impressive to see him get the deficit down to $530 billion next fiscal year. Go for it Obama... only $770 billion left to go!

[smc]

Originally Posted by transjen

... of course i do hear that some hardliners want to dig up the corspe of Ronald and run him for a third term
Jerseygirl Jen

"Hardliners"? I believe there are those in the Republican Party who would like to do as you say, but what are today "hardliners" in that party would be confronted with a choice they don't want to make: keep using Reagan as the touchstone of conservatism (in the way Sarah Palin does, nearly drooling at the mention of his name), or acknowledge that Reagan -- who, for instance, appealed quite eloquently for an increase in the debt ceiling (you can find the quote in an earlier post of mine) -- would not pass muster in the Tea Party world.