Democrats have no intentions of working with Trump

[steel shinin]

Bush 43 got the recession from ******* Billy Blythe and Paul "Bubble Boy" Krugman. It was just starting to turn around when the 9/11 attacks happened. B-Rock gets elected right after the financial markets crashed because of the Community Reinvestment Act had forced banks to make all those bad loans. So what does B-Rock do to fix all this? He announces plans to raise taxes and add a bunch of mandates to businesses which sends our economy into more of a tailspin. Since then we have enjoyed record low economic growth rates and a record number of people on unemployment and applying for SSI disability and simply leaving the workforce. So yeah I can say it was the DUTY of the opposition party to resist B-Rocks mind numbingly stupid plan without cracking a smile.

When I see stuff like this I really know were ******. Clinton left the White House with the first surplus in years. How he got there was sketchy but not entirely all his doing. The dot com bubble and Social Security payroll charge offs had alot to do with it as well. The problem Clinton had was the GDP became skewed because of sector imbalance. The govt sector is almost always in deficit and was during the Clinton years too. What was almost never in deficit was the private sector which happened for the first time in 50 years under Clinton. The foreign sector suffered as well. The terrible trade policies and deregulation that the Clintons had pretty much continued policies that were already ticking timebombs in the 80s but didnt blow cause of the dot com money and the stock bubble. Bush 43 came in and instituted tax cuts that in a deregulated market just threw gas on the fire. Bush actually wanted to reregulate fannie mae and freddy mac and bank deregulation but as usual he held no power in his own ******* administration and continued the dangerous policies. You throw in the wars and the free for all spending from that and the eventual crash and theres much blame to go around.

 

[DBS1970]

There was never a surplus under ******* Billy Blythe. That's was creative accounting of the type that got Enron executives sent to prison.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

There was never a surplus under ******* Billy Blythe. That's was creative accounting of the type that got Enron executives sent to prison.

There was a projected surplus but never an actual one. Projected if everything stayed the same as it was in the mid 90's but of course we had a stock market crash and another recession beginning in late 1999.

 

[Spike]

Breaking News Alert!


Congress officially declares Donald Trump president



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/01/06/congress-officially-declare-donald-trump-president/

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Nothing else matters


IT'S OVER!

GET OVER IT!

 

[Ron Burgundy]

Typical. Black women think the rules don't apply to them.
At 21:25 Ron Paul receives one vote.

 

[Spike]

**** em all, watch them cry


Senate Republicans move to fast-track confirmation hearings

WASHINGTON — The Republican-controlled Senate, brushing aside concerns from Democrats and a government-ethics watchdog, is moving quickly this week to help install Trump administration officials, scheduling multiple confirmation hearings on a single day on which the chamber also will begin voting on a step toward repealing much of the Affordable Care Act.

Republicans have set at least nine confirmation hearings for the week, starting on Tuesday with one for Sen. Jeff Sessions (R., Ala.), whom Trump nominated to lead the Justice Department.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/se...o-fast-track-confirmation-hearings-2017-01-08

 

[Spike]

Squeal! Squeal!


House passes bill targeting ‘midnight’ Obama regs

The House on Thursday passed legislation that would allow Congress to overturn in a single vote any regulations finalized in the last days of the Obama administration.

Despite Democratic opposition, the Midnight Rule Relief Act passed largely along party lines, by a 240-179 vote. The bill would amend the Congressional Review Act to allow Congress to overturn many rules all at once by way of a resolution.

Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) urged his colleagues on the floor Thursday morning to pass the legislation and tell the American people that lawmakers heard them on Election Day loud and clear.

“The American people have said no to the continuance of the Obama administration’s policies,” he said.

http://thehill.com/regulation/306564-house-passes-bill-targeting-midnight-obama-regs

 

[Steelin]

Do you have a signature of a senator?...no, but...