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Dec

All this Recession, Deep Recession, and Depression talk has me nostalgic

Posted by: Scott @ 8:07 am in Barack Obama, Baracks Broken Promises, Bush Derangement Syndrome, Dem Congress Reckoning, Humor, Obamanomics, Personal, Politics, Videos  | 1 views

Maybe it’s ’cause the inevitable result of Pres-elect Obama’s long list of campaign promises, the HOPE and the expectation of CHANGE now have to face a reality…a reality that soon Obama and the Democrats’ Congress will be sworn in, and the American people will no longer be content with words promising hope and change. They will want action, deeds, not just words.

(btw, no, it’s not crack or pot, or bourbon. It’s Theraflu that brought this saucy sentiment to you.
-Scott)

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eaglewingz08
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The American people won’t want deeds, or actions or words, if the One tells them they don’t want such things. They will just want the One to say, just look at me, I am the CHANGE, now be happy and vote for me in 2012.
And they will. As Obama sayeth, so it shall be done.

December 17th, 2008 at 8:49 am
gregory_dittman
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Another fitting song, We’ll Keep The Peace by The Beeps.

The anti-Keynesians like me (the extreme savers which are frowned upon in the Keynesian model) are having a field day since we have the money and the prices are lower. It’s the people that use credit that are getting bashed.

December 17th, 2008 at 9:01 am
John Ryan
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Fortunately for the Democrats, the Republicans have lowered the bar so low that the Democrats are not going to have to do much to be the preferred party. And for the first time the Republicans in Congress now have posted a lower approval rating than even Bush http://www.gallup.com/poll/113449/Republicans-Congress-Less-Popular-Than-Bush.aspx
how low can that be ? only 25% of Americans approve of the Republicans in Congress –Bush is leading them at 29%

December 17th, 2008 at 10:20 am
MataHarley
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John Ryan: how low can that be ? only 25% of Americans approve of the Republicans in Congress –Bush is leading them at 29%

That would be because there are Republicans in Congress, but few to no conservatives, John Ryan. They have become virtually undistinguishable from the Democrats.

You like to think 37% approve of Democrats in Congress. I prefer to view the glass more accurately. 63% think they’re idiots too.

And overall, 20% is the Congressional approval rating… or by my standards, 80% of the nation (or in reality, 80% of the 1008 Americans who answered the phone that evening…) think they are all a pile of manure. Put me in that category.

December 17th, 2008 at 10:28 am
Hard Right
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John, ignoring the fact that the dems have been in charge for the past 2 years? Ignoring how many people didn’t know that and therefore blamed the GOP who they thought was in charge? Biiiiig surprise.

John, the dems will prove themselves to be limbo grandmasters. It’s going to be a trainwreck.

December 17th, 2008 at 10:31 am
Warpublican Review
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“John, ignoring the fact that the dems have been in charge for the past 2 years? Ignoring how many people didn’t know that and therefore blamed the GOP who they thought was in charge? Biiiiig surprise.”

The only person who didn’t know that was Palin – she couldn’t see it from her backyard…

December 17th, 2008 at 11:44 am
Scott Malensek
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The only person who didn’t know that was Palin – she couldn’t see it from her backyard…

Probably too busy looking at the Russian bombers flying over her house (something they don’t do in Delaware).

December 17th, 2008 at 1:30 pm
Hard Right
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Ummm hey douchewar, Sara Palin never said she could see Russia from her house. Tina Fey did. Serously, you relly are mentally ill.

December 17th, 2008 at 2:03 pm
MataHarley
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OMG, did “stupidity” get classified as a mental disorder, HR? God help our rising medical costs, if that’s the case….

December 17th, 2008 at 2:20 pm
snowed in
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OMG, did “stupidity” get classified as a mental disorder, HR? God help our rising medical costs, if that’s the case….

I think for too many people it would be a preexisting condition.

December 17th, 2008 at 2:26 pm
Scott Malensek
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If I get the disability forms and put that down….can I get some volunteers to co-sign and corroborate that is IS a pre-existing condition of mine? Wonder how much disability pays for stupidity? I did vote for Clinton-TWICE. Isn’t that proof enough?

December 17th, 2008 at 2:39 pm
Hard Right
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Mata, you are too funny and kind. War is not all there. I really do think she is mentally ill.

Scott, twice? TWICE? How long were you in that coma and what were you doing in Chicago?

December 17th, 2008 at 6:04 pm

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