francoHFW
Diamond Member
The 25% who don't blame the GOP are the brainwashed dupes, like those on here.
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The 25% who don't blame the GOP are the brainwashed dupes, like those on here.
FTR, I blame both sides.
A majority of Americans expect the U.S. to go over the fiscal cliff at the beginning of 2013 and would blame Republicans if that happened, according to a poll published today.
The survey by the Pew Research Center and the Washington Post found 51 percent of those polled said they dont think President Barack Obama and Congress will be able to agree on a package of tax increases and spending cuts to replace the automatic reductions in government spending and the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts scheduled for Jan. 1. Thirty-eight percent said they expected Obama and Congress to cut a deal.
If lawmakers fail to reach a deal, 53 percent said Republicans in Congress will bear responsibility, compared with 29 percent who said President Barack Obama will be at fault and 10 percent who chose both sides.
Majority Says U.S. Won
Just let Obama have what ever he wants no matter THE COST..
it's his Amercia now, so they tell us
Thats something that kinda wouldda been expected. There are 61 million stupid people in America. They didn't put an 'X' on their foreheads last Tuesday, but we know how many and where they mostly live. Mark Alexander of the Patriot Post called them the "Obama Nation Plantation" the only ID needed there is their EBT Card and their rallying cry "Where's our free stuff?"
» The United States: All Town, No Country - Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion
Kindee like little islands, n'est ce pas?
I say lets go ahead and push and let the whole d@mn thing go smash.
I don't think it will happen. The CEOs have spoken. The Republicans will listen to them.
Here's hoping. Unlike the hardline CONS, I don't want to see the country go over the cliff just to make a political point. That's not patriotism in my book.
You are funny, there are a bunch of people on the left, that want to go over the Cliff, just so they can blame the Right for it.
Pathetic.
All Partisan Hacks must die!
lol
It's a no-brainer.
Obama said he was going to raise taxes and cut spending.
65% of Americans say we have to raise taxes and cut spending.
If the Bohner boys stand in the way of that - OF COURSE they are going to get the blame.
They have zero leverage in this negotiation.
Taxes are going up one way or another. The only question is whether it's going to be via the cliff or via a deal. Of course the Bohner boys are gonna own it.
Just let Obama have what ever he wants no matter THE COST..
it's his Amercia now, so they tell us
I say 'let him and his acolytes own it. No more getting blame for trying to what one thinks is right. Give the people what they want, for at least 2 years.
It's a no-brainer.
Obama said he was going to raise taxes and cut spending.
65% of Americans say we have to raise taxes and cut spending.
If the Bohner boys stand in the way of that - OF COURSE they are going to get the blame.
One party is a fan of one of those, the other is a fan of the other. Take a wild guess which one is for which part.
This should be an easy negotiation. Republicans give up some tax hikes on the the highest earners in exchange for some much needed spending cuts. We'll see if either is truly willing to do so though.
FTR, I blame both sides.
A majority of Americans expect the U.S. to go over the fiscal cliff at the beginning of 2013 and would blame Republicans if that happened, according to a poll published today.
The survey by the Pew Research Center and the Washington Post found 51 percent of those polled said they don’t think President Barack Obama and Congress will be able to agree on a package of tax increases and spending cuts to replace the automatic reductions in government spending and the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts scheduled for Jan. 1. Thirty-eight percent said they expected Obama and Congress to cut a deal.
If lawmakers fail to reach a deal, 53 percent said Republicans in Congress will bear responsibility, compared with 29 percent who said President Barack Obama will be at fault and 10 percent who chose both sides.
Majority Says U.S. Won
The Republicans have 2 choices:
1. Give Obama everything he wants now OR
2. Let the country go over the fiscal cliff, the nation's economy go into a tail spin and the Republicans get blamed, then have the new moderate Republican house give Obama everything he wants...and a whole lot more!
FTR, I blame both sides.
A majority of Americans expect the U.S. to go over the fiscal cliff at the beginning of 2013 and would blame Republicans if that happened, according to a poll published today.
The survey by the Pew Research Center and the Washington Post found 51 percent of those polled said they don’t think President Barack Obama and Congress will be able to agree on a package of tax increases and spending cuts to replace the automatic reductions in government spending and the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts scheduled for Jan. 1. Thirty-eight percent said they expected Obama and Congress to cut a deal.
If lawmakers fail to reach a deal, 53 percent said Republicans in Congress will bear responsibility, compared with 29 percent who said President Barack Obama will be at fault and 10 percent who chose both sides.
Majority Says U.S. Won
i know you do. but i'm afraid that 'do what we want or we're going to let us go over the cliff" psychosis of the radical right keeps compromise from occurring.
i'm not sure how you negotiate with that type of thing. they clearly tie the hands of normal conservatives like boehner
The Republicans have 2 choices:
1. Give Obama everything he wants now OR
2. Let the country go over the fiscal cliff, the nation's economy go into a tail spin and the Republicans get blamed, then have the new moderate Republican house give Obama everything he wants...and a whole lot more!
I don't think it will happen. The CEOs have spoken. The Republicans will listen to them.
I think you're right.
CEOs are telling them to raise taxes on the rich but lower taxes on corporations.