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Primative Weapons Title: Goldi: Palin Quitting Was A Brilliamt Move Worthy of George Washington #14. To: GrandIsland (#9) Those who criticise Palin for quitting the Governorship, should take a look at our Founding Father, George Washington. He had NO desire to be President, and did so only because he was needed. Others did the same with regard to service. Palin realized that by staying she would harm her state, and left. If she was power mad, she would have hung on like the Democrats do...to the bitter end. However, she chose to leave on a positive note, and has done a LOT to help the conservative cause. In hindsight, her departure was a brilliant move. Goldi-Lox posted on 2010-07-16 12:46:35 ET Reply Trace Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 41. In hindsight, her departure was a brilliant move. Financially it turned out pretty well for her. Politically, she'll always be a sideshow and never the main event. elPee has slowed down to a crawl, participation-wise that is.
#3. To: Fred Mertz (#1) What positions of Palins is Obama superior on?
#6. To: A K A Stone (#3) What positions does she have? She's long on blather and little else.
#7. To: war (#6) She supports the Arizona crackdown. She isn't for murdering babies shortly after birth. She is for keeping the Bush tax cuts. To start.
#21. To: A K A Stone (#7) She is for keeping the Bush tax cuts. That's like an alcoholic curing a hangover with another drink.
#23. To: lucysmom (#21) She is for keeping the Bush tax cuts. That's like an alcoholic curing a hangover with another drink. So much for your knowledge on economic matters, or deficits.
#30. To: Badeye (#23) So much for your knowledge on economic matters, or deficits. I know it takes a real dunce to cut income, increase deficit spending and claim growth will take care of debt.
#32. To: lucysmom, badeye (#30) I know it takes a real dunce to cut income, increase deficit spending and claim growth will take care of debt. Bush's own economic team argued that the tax cuts would recoup 25% of the cost of income tax cuts and 50% of the cost of capital gains tax cuts. He seems to have missed that. If there's one thing I couldn't stand in graduate school it was a professor who came to class unprepared for his lecture. :-)
#36. To: go65 (#32) Bush's own economic team argued that the tax cuts would recoup 25% of the cost of income tax cuts and 50% of the cost of capital gains tax cuts. If not for the entire financial/economic system being undermined by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, plus (to be fair) the insane deficit spending by the Bush Whitehouse and then GOP controlled congress, it would have worked in my view. All we've done SINCE is triple the deficit, and make America less hospitable to business, and via several pieces of legislation and Executive Orders destroyed existing jobs and company's...and it looks like entire industries. Enough blame to go around. But we aren't about to vote on Bush, or the idiots from the GOP that got their collective asses kicked in 2006 for fiscal stupidity. No matter how much the Left and this Administration wishes we were.
#37. To: Badeye (#36) All we've done SINCE is triple the deficit, and make America less hospitable to business, and via several pieces of legislation and Executive Orders destroyed existing jobs and company's...and it looks like entire industries. “It has been one of the strongest profits recoveries ever,” said David S. Bianco, chief United States equity strategist for Bank of America Merrill Lynch. “You have got to go back to the Depression to find a profits recovery that outpaces this one.”
#38. To: lucysmom (#37) “It has been one of the strongest profits recoveries ever,” said David S. Bianco, chief United States equity strategist for Bank of America Merrill Lynch. “You have got to go back to the Depression to find a profits recovery that outpaces this one.” Three cheers for Bankers? (laughing) Its hilarious you grasp at this straw, goofy.
#39. To: Badeye (#38) Three cheers for Bankers? Chipmaker Intel Corp. reported strong earnings and a positive outlook for growth after the market closed Tuesday, a day after Alcoa Inc. and CSX Corp. did the same.
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#41. To: lucysmom (#39) Doesn't change the fact you cited bankers in the previous comment, goofy. Sheesh, talk about desperate...
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