Anti-Trump Hysteria and Silliness

[Carl Pickens]

Spying on journalists.

Let's hear the First Amendment outrage.

[twitter]https://twitter.com/Evan_Rosenfeld/status/870071829431320576[/twitter]

Insert Price Is Right fail sound here

 

[Septic]

Spying on journalists.

Let's hear the First Amendment outrage.

[twitter]https://twitter.com/Evan_Rosenfeld/status/870071829431320576[/twitter]

Is anyone surprised by the actions of Jeff "the weasel" Sessions and Donny?

These clowns are going to treat the Constitution like a rented mule.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Is anyone surprised by the actions of Jeff "the weasel" Sessions and Donny?

These clowns are going to treat the Constitution like a rented mule.

:crazy: But but but Obama...

 

[Velo Vol]

Obama went after one journalist for a leak investigation, right? We should dig up the reaction to that at the time.

 

[Septic]

I've been preoccupied myself, economy is taking off and we've been really busy ..$$$$

driving for uber?


good to have you back.

 

[golfballs]

Spying on journalists.

Let's hear the First Amendment outrage.

[twitter]https://twitter.com/Evan_Rosenfeld/status/870071829431320576[/twitter]

Oh journalists all of a sudden dont like FISA now?

Anyway, ironic story. Crudele's "source" may be next

 

[Grand Vol]

Gawd! Trump sucks!

http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2017/06/01/private-sector-job-growth-rip-roaring-in-may-adp.html

Job gains in the private sector far outpaced expectations in May, payroll processor ADP said Thursday, adding to sentiment that the U.S. economy is seeing a rebound in the second quarter from a sluggish first three months of the year.

The private sector added 253,000 jobs last month, far outpacing Wall Street expectations for a gain of 185,000 jobs. Business services, which includes technical services, management and administrative and support services positions, saw its strongest monthly increase since 2014, adding 88,000 jobs for the month, boosting the overall service-providing sector to 205,000 net new jobs.

 

[lawgator1]

Gawd! Trump sucks!

http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2017/06/01/private-sector-job-growth-rip-roaring-in-may-adp.html

Thanks, Obama!

 

[hog88]

Thanks, Obama!

:good!:

 

[Grand Vol]

Thanks, Obama!

And the recession was Bush's fault, right?

 

[Septic]

And the recession was Bush's fault, right?

The recession, of course not. The nasty budget deficit that O was saddled with was Bush's doing, specifically a war that the Bush administration put on a credit card and moved out before the first bill arrived.

 

[Grand Vol]

The recession, of course not. The nasty budget deficit that O was saddled with was Bush's doing, specifically a war that the Bush administration put on a credit card and moved out before the first bill arrived.

Not like Obama didn't expand that credit card bill...

 

[orangeluvr]

You didn't answer the question doofus. I guess you got out of 4th grade yesterday....good for you.

Besides becoming indignant the right starts name calling. :lol:

 

[orangeluvr]

And the recession was Bush's fault, right?

Your damn right it was! Cutting taxes(for the top 1%) and increasing spending will do it every time. Nothing CONservative about that. Trickle down economics has never worked and never will. :banghead2:

 

[tumscalcium]

Your damn right it was! Cutting taxes(for the top 1%) and increasing spending will do it every time. Nothing CONservative about that. Trickle down economics has never worked and never will. :banghead2:

What would you rather see?

 

[orangeluvr]

Not like Obama didn't expand that credit card bill...

:shakehead: Obama had to take aggressive measures to prevent economic collapse, with little or no help from the repubs. The credit card bill rose for reasons as different as night and day. It's time to close all the loopholes and pay the damn thing off.

 

[Grand Vol]

:shakehead: Obama had to take aggressive measures to prevent economic collapse, with little or no help from the repubs. The credit card bill rose for reasons as different as night and day. It's time to close all the loopholes and pay the damn thing off.

Nothing was Obama's fault. The stimulus worked great! Created thousands, hundreds of thousands and gazillions of long term jobs!

You really are Simple Jack.

 

[Velo Vol]

I can remember when 300,000 jobs was considered a good month.

Clinton years.

 

[orangeluvr]

What would you rather see?

Thanks for asking! I for one say it's time for the politicians to stop placing the burden on the m/c, our tax system is very regressive. It should be more equitable. Any attempt to balance the budget is always on the backs of the m/c.

 

[hog88]

I can remember when 300,000 jobs was considered a good month.

Clinton years.

Thanks Newt.

 

[hog88]

Thanks for asking! I for one say it's time for the politicians to stop placing the burden on the m/c, our tax system is very regressive. It should be more equitable. Any attempt to balance the budget is always on the backs of the m/c.

They haven't attempted to balance the budget in 20 years. New social program spending is what gets put on the backs of the middle class.

 

[Grand Vol]

Thanks for asking! I for one say it's time for the politicians to stop placing the burden on the m/c, our tax system is very regressive. It should be more equitable. Any attempt to balance the budget is always on the backs of the m/c.

No, politicians need to stop making tax breaks for every special interest out there. You complain about the rich not getting taxed enough. Guess what, Sparky, they get taxed just as much as everyone else. The problem?

So many tax breaks and loopholes and exemptions they end up paying far less than the middle class. And that's the problem right there. You can raise the taxes on the upper class all damn day long and it's not going to do one bit of good until the politicians stop putting in breaks. You can tax them at 90% for all they care so long as they have 75% worth of tax breaks.

This is something you and others that share this delusion of "raise taxes on the rich!" will never understand.

 

[orangeluvr]

They haven't attempted to balance the budget in 20 years. New social program spending is what gets put on the backs of the middle class.

That's only 1%/2% of the total budget the poor, not the m/c receive public assistance. In fact they are actually poor working families. Which is contrary to popular belief .

 

[orangeluvr]

:shakehead:

No, politicians need to stop making tax breaks for every special interest out there. You complain about the rich not getting taxed enough. Guess what, Sparky, they get taxed just as much as everyone else. The problem?

So many tax breaks and loopholes and exemptions they end up paying far less than the middle class. And that's the problem right there. You can raise the taxes on the upper class all damn day long and it's not going to do one bit of good until the politicians stop putting in breaks. You can tax them at 90% for all they care so long as they have 75% worth of tax breaks.

This is something you and others that share this delusion of "raise taxes on the rich!" will never understand.

:shakehead::shakehead:

 

[Danl]

They haven't attempted to balance the budget in 20 years. New social program spending is what gets put on the backs of the middle class.

The suggested 10% increase in an already bloated defense budget doesn't help either.