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**Eltabaco** · 02-09-2006, 05:17 PM

Okay, we'll disregard the fact that the Democrats aren't running the country at the moment, therefor they aren't obligated to have plans for anything (that's the Republicans' job right now)

Well, in about a year there will be elections and if they wish to regain control of the house and senate dont you think it would be a good idea to have a plan out there for voters with a mind to think about?

One of the wacky side effects of partisanship is the inability to listen to the other side or actively figure out what they're talking about. Of course the Democrats aren't going to seem to have solutions if you don't take the time to find out what they are. The fact of the matter is, they do have solutions, but they are usually disregarded by partisan Republicans right out of the gate, simply because they came from Democrats.

What is their plan on Social Security?
The Economy?
The War in Iraq?
Healthcare?
Deficit?

If they have a plan on any of the above, what is their solution and how do they wish to impliment their plans?

Conversely, many Democrats also complain that the Republicans have no plan in Iraq, Afghanistan, Social Security, the economy, etc...of course we know they do have a plan, but since the Democrats don't like them, they (or any partisan on either side) will equate "plan I don't like" to "no plan at all".

All I hear is criticizim, nothing constructive.

Just my opinion.

Which your entitled too.

02-09-2006, 05:17 PM	#11
Eltabaco Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 490 Senior Member	Okay, we'll disregard the fact that the Democrats aren't running the country at the moment, therefor they aren't obligated to have plans for anything (that's the Republicans' job right now) Well, in about a year there will be elections and if they wish to regain control of the house and senate dont you think it would be a good idea to have a plan out there for voters with a mind to think about? One of the wacky side effects of partisanship is the inability to listen to the other side or actively figure out what they're talking about. Of course the Democrats aren't going to seem to have solutions if you don't take the time to find out what they are. The fact of the matter is, they do have solutions, but they are usually disregarded by partisan Republicans right out of the gate, simply because they came from Democrats. What is their plan on Social Security? The Economy? The War in Iraq? Healthcare? Deficit? If they have a plan on any of the above, what is their solution and how do they wish to impliment their plans? Conversely, many Democrats also complain that the Republicans have no plan in Iraq, Afghanistan, Social Security, the economy, etc...of course we know they do have a plan, but since the Democrats don't like them, they (or any partisan on either side) will equate "plan I don't like" to "no plan at all". All I hear is criticizim, nothing constructive. Just my opinion. Which your entitled too.
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