Nice characterization. Now let’s get serious: do you know ONE LIBERAL who feels this way? I do not. Most liberals I know feel that we should stop spending money we don’t have. They just feel that spending as much as we possibly can on the military, to the exclusion of everything else, is the wrong approach.
You might want to try communicating with a real person. Or you could continue to convince yourself that all liberals feel the exact same way as you pictured above; sometimes fantasy is more comfortable than reality.
Democrats are willing to pay their fair share. It’s Republicans who refuse to consider taxing hedge fund managers and G.E. (who get huge tax refunds every year). It’s the fear of having to talk about revenue that has made the GOP block negotiations on the budget for six months, until they could threaten a hostage.
Does the right ever stop lying. The roof falls down you their heads and they say, “did not”. A 24% approval rating and they’re about to crash the world economy. We going to need to rise up and literally toss them out of Washington or lay down and die because the refuse to admit the new Health Care is working.
The TEA party has given itself a well-deserved bad rap. It didn’t actually start out that way in the first few weeks of folks who “joined up”, but quickly went south, and sour. The lunatic fringe took over the movement from the few who did have “good intent”
Good point (in part)..We Americans should lead the way and not follow our elected (and sometimes corrupted) officials.. Begin with debt. Before we scream for Washington to correct the debt crisis let’s correct our own. Consumer debt passed 3 Trillion and Household debt is at 13 trillion..It took me quite a few years but I am finally debt free. Even though I have very little money, I owe no one anything. My farm is paid off as are my cars and equipment. It is a great feeling. I will never borrow again..If we all did this, we would be more unified and equipped to effect change.
You are right I should probably remove it. Had you been in the room with me, you would of understood it was more of an allegory of the crazy dialogue that is out there. I’m as much effected by it as we all are. Yet it led to my further point of we need to speak with more civility. My intention was not to offend, but point out the ridiculous name calling we have witnessed. Our country is without strong leadership. We have to be strongly united with each other.
Dtroutma over 10 years ago
Well, somebody finally got the train wreck right.
Enoki over 10 years ago
Obamacare IS a trainwreck. That’s why the MSM has stopped reporting on it…
I Play One On TV over 10 years ago
Nice characterization. Now let’s get serious: do you know ONE LIBERAL who feels this way? I do not. Most liberals I know feel that we should stop spending money we don’t have. They just feel that spending as much as we possibly can on the military, to the exclusion of everything else, is the wrong approach.
You might want to try communicating with a real person. Or you could continue to convince yourself that all liberals feel the exact same way as you pictured above; sometimes fantasy is more comfortable than reality.
ARodney over 10 years ago
Democrats are willing to pay their fair share. It’s Republicans who refuse to consider taxing hedge fund managers and G.E. (who get huge tax refunds every year). It’s the fear of having to talk about revenue that has made the GOP block negotiations on the budget for six months, until they could threaten a hostage.
Bearfist over 10 years ago
Does the right ever stop lying. The roof falls down you their heads and they say, “did not”. A 24% approval rating and they’re about to crash the world economy. We going to need to rise up and literally toss them out of Washington or lay down and die because the refuse to admit the new Health Care is working.
Dtroutma over 10 years ago
The TEA party has given itself a well-deserved bad rap. It didn’t actually start out that way in the first few weeks of folks who “joined up”, but quickly went south, and sour. The lunatic fringe took over the movement from the few who did have “good intent”
Davit_O Premium Member over 10 years ago
Good point (in part)..We Americans should lead the way and not follow our elected (and sometimes corrupted) officials.. Begin with debt. Before we scream for Washington to correct the debt crisis let’s correct our own. Consumer debt passed 3 Trillion and Household debt is at 13 trillion..It took me quite a few years but I am finally debt free. Even though I have very little money, I owe no one anything. My farm is paid off as are my cars and equipment. It is a great feeling. I will never borrow again..If we all did this, we would be more unified and equipped to effect change.
Davit_O Premium Member over 10 years ago
You are right I should probably remove it. Had you been in the room with me, you would of understood it was more of an allegory of the crazy dialogue that is out there. I’m as much effected by it as we all are. Yet it led to my further point of we need to speak with more civility. My intention was not to offend, but point out the ridiculous name calling we have witnessed. Our country is without strong leadership. We have to be strongly united with each other.
NOTGEORGE over 10 years ago
Good one.