GOP's Cantor pulls out of bipartisan budget talks

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  • inmytree
    inmytree Posts: 4,741
    cincybearcat wrote:

    I don't want you to start feeling sorry for them, I just want you to stop hating them so much. It's not their fault that you aren't successful. ;)

    Oh, Cincy...you know I don't hate, I have love for all...

    I really don't think it's hate...I think everyone should return to the tax rates in place before the bush tax cut...it's really about love for my country and those who live in it...I really don't mind paying my dues to be part of it...

    Here's a good read for you...

    http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011 ... hp?ref=fpa

    btw, hope you and yours are doing well...
  • Electric_Delta
    Electric_Delta Posts: 977
    inmytree wrote:

    theft, huh...

    interesting word choice...very dramatic...downright scary...

    how about this, don't pay those thieves, you know since it's so terrible to member of the American Society...perhaps that will work out better for you...

    and I understand that you don't want anymore Kool Aid....it appears as if you had your fill.... :lol:

    Funny how you call me dramatic. Well, better get back to criticizing those evil, money-grubbing rich people sucking the system while the entitlement class sits back and collects the checks they deserve.
    Bristow, VA (5/13/10)
  • inmytree
    inmytree Posts: 4,741
    Electric_Delta wrote:
    inmytree wrote:

    theft, huh...

    interesting word choice...very dramatic...downright scary...

    how about this, don't pay those thieves, you know since it's so terrible to member of the American Society...perhaps that will work out better for you...

    and I understand that you don't want anymore Kool Aid....it appears as if you had your fill.... :lol:

    Funny how you call me dramatic. Well, better get back to criticizing those evil, money-grubbing rich people sucking the system while the entitlement class sits back and collects the checks they deserve.

    yeah, you're not being dramatic.... :lol:

    I say quit whining and stop paying those thieves...

    and who's "criticizing those evil, money-grubbing rich people sucking the system"...personally I think corporate welfare should be discussed as much as "entitlement class" welfare...don't you?

    those voices in your head talking to you again... ;)
  • Electric_Delta
    Electric_Delta Posts: 977
    inmytree wrote:
    yeah, you're not being dramatic.... :lol:

    I say quit whining and stop paying those thieves...

    and who's "criticizing those evil, money-grubbing rich people sucking the system"...personally I think corporate welfare should be discussed as much as "entitlement class" welfare...don't you?

    those voices in your head talking to you again... ;)

    Of course there are corporate abuses, dare I say even some your president overlooks, which pervert the system. When almost half the population is on the government dole, I'd say it's time for a re-evaluation.

    Common sense (and BASIC economics) suggests our entitlement culture is financially unsustainable. Yout hink otherwise? Maybe YOUR voices are lying to you. :lol::lol::lol:
    Bristow, VA (5/13/10)
  • inmytree
    inmytree Posts: 4,741
    Electric_Delta wrote:
    inmytree wrote:
    yeah, you're not being dramatic.... :lol:

    I say quit whining and stop paying those thieves...

    and who's "criticizing those evil, money-grubbing rich people sucking the system"...personally I think corporate welfare should be discussed as much as "entitlement class" welfare...don't you?

    those voices in your head talking to you again... ;)

    Of course there are corporate abuses, dare I say even some your president overlooks, which pervert the system. When almost half the population is on the government dole, I'd say it's time for a re-evaluation.

    Common sense (and BASIC economics) suggests our entitlement culture is financially unsustainable. Yout hink otherwise? Maybe YOUR voices are lying to you. :lol::lol::lol:

    what...?
  • pjfan021
    pjfan021 Posts: 684
    i like how going back to the 90's tax bracket is considered a tax hike on the rich. It was a bracket that HELPS solve the debt problem..it doesn't fix everything but it's a nice addition to lowering our debt. It especially makes no sense when you're giving out tax breaks that you have to pay interest on since the money is borrowed. It makes no sense to be borrowing money and paying interest on it so that the upper tier can have a tax break. Cantor pulled out because Bohner didn't want to be the one to be responsible for raising taxes so Cantor makes it look like he stood up for the tea party and keeps his seat. Neither side can negotiate and say "I'll work with you, but this issue is completely off the table."

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