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**enactolaelant** · 08-07-2011, 06:11 AM

Nice try with the hate Obama rhetoric, probably expected from you. Obama deserves the criticism for for refusing to implement fiscal policy that makes sense and in effect making our problems worse. He has joined those that suggest we can get away with "higher spending and lower taxes" which makes him no better than his predecessor. Few are willing to accept that a fiscal policy that makes sense is lower spending with higher taxes to a point in which we no longer run deficits. Until then expect the problem to only get worse with both sides of the isle playing the typical role.

ahoy Sluggo,

few?

matey, i'd say thar be almost no conservatives on our forum, outside 'o JDJarvis, who believe that taxes need to be raised a bit, perhaps to Reagan era rates.

therefore, it be inescapable that the fiscal policy they'd recommend would be to basically end Medicare, Medicaid and Social Securty and send them eldest folks off to private health insurance companies. oh, and they'd also like to see the wealthiest americans get a tax cut.

would ye agree that these be more or less the facts?

- MeadHallPirate

08-07-2011, 06:11 AM	#37
enactolaelant Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 512 Senior Member	Nice try with the hate Obama rhetoric, probably expected from you. Obama deserves the criticism for for refusing to implement fiscal policy that makes sense and in effect making our problems worse. He has joined those that suggest we can get away with "higher spending and lower taxes" which makes him no better than his predecessor. Few are willing to accept that a fiscal policy that makes sense is lower spending with higher taxes to a point in which we no longer run deficits. Until then expect the problem to only get worse with both sides of the isle playing the typical role. ahoy Sluggo, few? matey, i'd say thar be almost no conservatives on our forum, outside 'o JDJarvis, who believe that taxes need to be raised a bit, perhaps to Reagan era rates. therefore, it be inescapable that the fiscal policy they'd recommend would be to basically end Medicare, Medicaid and Social Securty and send them eldest folks off to private health insurance companies. oh, and they'd also like to see the wealthiest americans get a tax cut. would ye agree that these be more or less the facts? - MeadHallPirate
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