I don't think that was aimed at you Tsing, same with AAA. While I regret that you have chosen to isolate yourself from all liberals, even your family, the fiscals are going to have their day. It's going to happen.
We can't really judge this till after his second term. Fixing this stuff is going to be unpopular. Obama, now without reelection to contend with, can really step on the gas.
I was hoping to avoid having that day. I would have been just fine with having been wrong and not going through that. But it seems that we will go through it anyway, and I will be right, having wished I was wrong. I do like that term, though. "The fiscals". Perhaps we could form a "Fiscal Party".
He won't. I'd love to think he will go back to his original campaign promises and go after all the corruption and spending that he railed against so often in the 2008 campaign. But given his last 4 years of accelerating the bad behavior, how could he succeed in going full reverse?
Exactly what us tax payers are worried about. AND Obama has no intention of fixing anything. That's merely an illusion of Obamabots.
That Presidential Pen is no joke. He might just wind up getting aggressive with the spending cuts on this deal. The fiscals are already their own party in many a perspective. They inhabit both parties. If Obama, for examples messes with the big three entitlements, the liberals will scream and howl. But it won't matter. The wingers will also scream and howl that the Bush tax cuts expired only for the top 2%, but again, it won't matter. He can do this, and because of the fiscals, Congress will not be able to overturn any of his decisions. The fiscals will vote with the President if this new deal goes down like this.
Too much Matt Drudge, Lucrum. I am a tax payer, and I am quite sure that I pay more tax as a percentage of my income than you do. At lot of taxpayers vote for the President, and now that the wingers have been smacked down, we can get on with the people's business.
Well let's all give you a gold star for being a dumbass (and not managing your taxes). Next we need to pat you on the back for being so humble as to assume you pay more taxes than someone else. Thirdly we need to lionize your selfless contribution to bragging rights about it. did I miss anything?
Wrong again pecker breath, I don't read Matt Drudge. You choose to live in a high tax state. I thought you were "mobile"?