gut;1857212 wrote:Fiscal difference between the two parties can largely be boiled down to this: Republicans want to cut taxes a little more, and increase spending a little less. But Trump will have his work cut out for him to add $10T to the debt like Obama did, even with the $2T hole he's starting in thanks to Obamacare.

Even if increasing the supply of treasuries is bad (which I disgree with) you completely deny the Great Recession - which given your current Trump water carrying (when you derided Obama for less) my guess is you would equivocate and give Trump a pass if a recession caused the Trump presidency to experience an abnormally large increase in the supply of treasuries.


Also - notice how in this post he intimates the parties are barely different while in others he talks about Republicans being basically moderates and the democrats being hijacked by the extreme left.

BoatShoes;1857336 wrote:Even if increasing the supply of treasuries is bad (which I disgree with) you completely deny the Great Recession - which given your current Trump water carrying (when you derided Obama for less) my guess is you would equivocate and give Trump a pass if a recession caused the Trump presidency to experience an abnormally large increase in the supply of treasuries.


Also - notice how in this post he intimates the parties are barely different while in others he talks about Republicans being basically moderates and the democrats being hijacked by the extreme left.

But gut is not a partisan hack. Don't believe me? Just ask him!

sleeper;1857242 wrote:I get my idiot fix on here and you're welcome for the opportunity to be told what reality is.

Time to grow up.

BoatShoes;1857336 wrote:Even if increasing the supply of treasuries is bad (which I disgree with) you completely deny the Great Recession - which given your current Trump water carrying (when you derided Obama for less) my guess is you would equivocate and give Trump a pass if a recession caused the Trump presidency to experience an abnormally large increase in the supply of treasuries.

This is partisan drivel. I'm not sure what you think I said or what you think it means. And I suspect you don't know, either (demonstrated over and over again over the past few years). If you bought treasuries to pass on to your children....then you're an absolute dumbass. I challenge you to find even a fool who says otherwise.

Recessions are cyclical - really, do you even have a clue what you are arguing??!. But that doesn't warrant a pass for Obama's abysmal recovery.

BoatShoes;1857336 wrote:Also - notice how in this post he intimates the parties are barely different while in others he talks about Republicans being basically moderates and the democrats being hijacked by the extreme left.

Once again, as you have demonstrated and I've pointed out over the years....you don't understand what you read. Go back and try to understand what was written and then come back to me with something resembling intelligent understanding.

sleeper;1857338 wrote:But gut is not a partisan hack. Don't believe me? Just ask him!

Still waiting for your evidence.....[I'm sure it's super secret classified]

sleeper;1857335 wrote:I don't talk to idiots on here. I read what they say and respond, sure, but there is no talking.

So you're trying to bail yourself out by saying that communicating via the written (oh, excuse me ... TYPED) word is not equitable to talking.

I never thought I'd hear something weaker than the following, but here we are.

gut;1857543 wrote:Still waiting for your evidence.....[I'm sure it's super secret classified]

Just make sure that you don't obstruct him!

queencitybuckeye;1858244 wrote:

Good shit.

That's a political meme?

ernest_t_bass;1858926 wrote:That's a political meme?

More so than a lot of the shit that has been posted on here lately.

like_that;1859281 wrote:

But it's DEMOCRATIC socialism! It's totally different.

The end.