Republican Comeback Strategy"
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Leemck022 months, 2 weeks ago
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The Mid-term is beginning to pick up in public view. The Tea Parties are organized, despite claims they are spontaneous. The point is their views have gone unchallenged by moderate and liberals. When the Tea Party, conservative ideals come between the hammer and anvil, the resude that can handle the pressure will be minimal, as it was for the loss of seats.
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The economy is still too bad for indifference. The idea that "Tax" drives wealth creation is stupid, and instinctive the average voter can be enlightened to seek more than the past failed economic policy that the "Right" cloaks in their message of social conservatism (meanwhile being more immoral than the liberals they claim as the problem).
When the heat of the "Party of No" is focused, they will lose more - all in the political season, the Tea Party's party will be for naught, no interest other than themselves.
Who believes in magic that 8 years of job loss is going to happen in a month? Who can miss Governor Sanford of SC, the epitome of "Tax Collector Management" as Republicans are, is outdated. Where are the growth leaders that can take stimulus money to make wealth instead of hoard it as offsets to save the rich? That's not the Republicans. Wasn't it Grey Davis who was the target of a Republican maneuver to re-call him for Arnold Schwarzenegger? Now California's economy is right there leading the US melt down, based on a Tax Driven strategy. Thanks Trickle Down for the misery.
Thanks 'W' for nothing - no nothing would be okay, we have a terrible setback. In the light of day, the pocketbook issues will prevail and the conservatives can't get to the Gay, prayer, etc. wedge issues because people see the shallow intent, where disruption is the real objective.-
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beavith12 months, 2 weeks ago
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where to start. where to start.
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'The economy is still too bad for indifference. The idea that "Tax" drives wealth creation is stupid,'
compare the failed states of MI and OH and CA. those (democratic) clowns promised everyone all kinds of things that cost money and provide for a tax heavy burden on the producers. when the economy tanks and those producers can't cough up cash to those gov'ts, the people that count on those promises made with others money can't be met. is there any wonder why they are worse than broke? stupid? looks like you want more of the same.
'Who believes in magic that 8 years of job loss is going to happen in a month?'
it hasn't been 8 years of problems. 2006 and on, which, amazingly corresponds to the democrats holding the House and Senate and Bush being a, more or les, figurehead lame duck.
stimulus is a joke. tax driven strategy? what's that?
it would really behoove you to read an economics text so that you would have a basic clue as to what you're gibbering about.
i must say, tho. you've got the DNC party line of BS down. maybe they'll send you a cookie for being a good zombie.-
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Leemck022 months, 2 weeks ago
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beavith1, really, the way to a turnaround is not comparing failed states, and CA is governed by a Republican, I don't know about MI & OH. Wealth is created by efficiencies that make businesses competitive at the ground level and on up by methods that essentially generate sales. I don't want go down the path of securities - that is stocks, bonds, derivatives, and so forth - being manipulated to generate profits, which I view as wealth accumulation.
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If space wasn't an issue, I could make a credible argument for this as the failures of the Great Depression, Black Monday and even the Melt Down from Trickle Down - Raygun VooDoo Economics.
See the rest of my remarks, as I continue below, please.
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Leemck022 months, 2 weeks ago
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beavith1, if I can continue:
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Clinton raised taxes and had an economy that generated wealth that included enough contributors that he turned Reagan and Bushes deficit into a surplus. Frank Raines made it a point to tell the "No TAX To The Rich" Republican congress that no thanks to them the surplus was done and laughed in their face about in a congressional hearing.
Being a Zombie, I'll take that rather than being a fool that think the Top-Down, Tickle-Down economic model works. When asked what did happen to make the melt down, Timothy Geithner among others at the top agreed, "the administration (that was 'W') believed the market would correct itself".
See, a Top Down economic model looks like a "Free Market" but it is far from it. The meaning of Trickle Down is all Prime opportunities go through the top where these Business Deciders strip the profit and outsource the work to exploit the sub-contractor and they do the same on down. It gets so bad, they will offshore it to another country before they build American small business. This is particularly true in production. In services, the Big Bank or Insurance, etc. step on everyone below them. This is possible due to policy that permits it.
You may recall President Clinton had a House and Senate that was republican, the Lock Step before 'W' and Rubber Stamp when 'W' was elected. Further, the democrats did not have the votes to override the president for the two years they had a majority. So we still had an economy that was run by a "Decider". All this goes to 8 plus years of No-Tax To the Rich, and Trickle Down.
Do you recall Eron, World Comm and the rest that got that way by Republican oversight (or lack of)? The policies they threw out for the benefit of the rich and to the detriment of the consumer and middle class is glaring. Unless you were in a comma, and didn't notice the loss of opportunities, you must be one of the rich at the top with a silver spoon in your mouth provided at the expense of working people.
While I am reading my text on economics, particularly on "Freedom of Entry", something the nation won't get with Trickle Down. In the meantime . . . you should start eating plenty of wheat germ . . . it is supposed to be good for memory and to stimulate your brain.
The RNC has already given the me and most of the nation a reward for you following their party line BS, its called the melt down, weak dollar, war, etc.. Yes, I'll take a cookie over that.
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