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scaeagles · 07-31-2008, 10:28 AM

Well, in the same light, what would be the reason to keep the current congress?

I disagree with the premise of your statement. Two f-ed up wars is a matter of opinion. The economy, while not moving along at any sort of rapid pace, is not in recession and just had 1.9% growth. It hasn't had one quarter of negative growth. Huge deficit? With you. But all spending originates in the house. I have oft been a critic of Bush on how much he spends. High gas prices? I would argue that the republicans have better plans than the dems to bring them down and am not sure what policies of the current administration have led to them.

You call me lockstep? Nope. Not me. I think about my choice. We just come to different conclusions.

07-31-2008, 10:28 AM	#11
scaeagles I LIKE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,819	Well, in the same light, what would be the reason to keep the current congress? I disagree with the premise of your statement. Two f-ed up wars is a matter of opinion. The economy, while not moving along at any sort of rapid pace, is not in recession and just had 1.9% growth. It hasn't had one quarter of negative growth. Huge deficit? With you. But all spending originates in the house. I have oft been a critic of Bush on how much he spends. High gas prices? I would argue that the republicans have better plans than the dems to bring them down and am not sure what policies of the current administration have led to them. You call me lockstep? Nope. Not me. I think about my choice. We just come to different conclusions.
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