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**ReggieRed** · 03-28-2011, 02:47 PM

Jeez, not this crap again.

The President doesn't pass legislation, Danny. If you are going to lecture us on our own government, shouldn't you actually know what you are talking about?

No legislation passes without Obama's signature. He decides what gets passed so I stand by my statement. He doesn't vote on it in the congress but he has a huge hand in passing it. If you want to argue the semantics of what "passing" means I'm not really a fan of spending time on that. You know what I'm talking about.

What year is this, 2010 or 2011? Obama took office in 2009. The Federal Budget begins in October, United States federal budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. So, Oct-09, Oct-10 are all Obama's just as Forplay said, two years.

Furthermore, even most Liberals know that a Presidents term of office is 4 years. So, Forplay seems to be referring to 4 years of Obama's administration. It is so funny how desperate Liberals are to pretend Obama's budget's are Bush's. See the graph in my signature!

John, we are not arguing that the deficit is increasing while Obama is president. What we are arguing is who is responsible for the projected shortfalls over the next decade and it seems to be part recession and part unpaid for Republican legislation. Your graph simply ignores that fact that Obama has had nothing to do with the explosion of debt because he pays for all of his programs. The debt is a legacy of the Bush admin.

03-28-2011, 02:47 PM	#35
ReggieRed Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 491 Senior Member	Jeez, not this crap again. The President doesn't pass legislation, Danny. If you are going to lecture us on our own government, shouldn't you actually know what you are talking about? No legislation passes without Obama's signature. He decides what gets passed so I stand by my statement. He doesn't vote on it in the congress but he has a huge hand in passing it. If you want to argue the semantics of what "passing" means I'm not really a fan of spending time on that. You know what I'm talking about. What year is this, 2010 or 2011? Obama took office in 2009. The Federal Budget begins in October, United States federal budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. So, Oct-09, Oct-10 are all Obama's just as Forplay said, two years. Furthermore, even most Liberals know that a Presidents term of office is 4 years. So, Forplay seems to be referring to 4 years of Obama's administration. It is so funny how desperate Liberals are to pretend Obama's budget's are Bush's. See the graph in my signature! John, we are not arguing that the deficit is increasing while Obama is president. What we are arguing is who is responsible for the projected shortfalls over the next decade and it seems to be part recession and part unpaid for Republican legislation. Your graph simply ignores that fact that Obama has had nothing to do with the explosion of debt because he pays for all of his programs. The debt is a legacy of the Bush admin.
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