OT: Let’s see Penn and Teller’s take on Obama

[urbanrealtor]

I know several libertarians who are voting for him.

Much of the psychology of libertarianism is about critical discourse regarding the economy and support for Obama among some should not be that much of a surprise.

While I do see social issues and regulation moving more to a classically left position, it seems unlikely that total government control of the economy will be as big. For example, the budget will likely reduce.

[meadandale]

[quote=urbanrealtor]For example, the budget will likely reduce.
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You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….

Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.

[meadandale]

[quote=urbanrealtor]For example, the budget will likely reduce.
[/quote]

You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….

Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.

[meadandale]

[quote=urbanrealtor]For example, the budget will likely reduce.
[/quote]

You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….

Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.

[meadandale]

[quote=urbanrealtor]For example, the budget will likely reduce.
[/quote]

You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….

Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.

[meadandale]

[quote=urbanrealtor]For example, the budget will likely reduce.
[/quote]

You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….

Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.

[afx114]

[quote=meadandale]You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….
Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.
[/quote]

[afx114]

[quote=meadandale]You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….
Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.
[/quote]

[afx114]

[quote=meadandale]You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….
Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.
[/quote]

[afx114]

[quote=meadandale]You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….
Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.
[/quote]

[afx114]

[quote=meadandale]You heard it here first folks: The US budget will be smaller under Barrack Obama and a Democratically controlled Congress….
Now, if I could just find a napkin to wipe up the coffee I just sprayed all over my keyboard when I read this.
[/quote]

[DWCAP]

[quote=urbanrealtor] For example, the budget will likely reduce.
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Oh gag me. Even Obama himself doesnt make the claim that he will reduce the budget. He talks about reducing the budget being a necessity, but then goes on to say that the only way to get out of this mess is for the Federal Government to start spending more and more. Last I checked Obamas spending plan will increase the Federal Deficit by 282 billion. McCains was estimated at 211 billion. Those are just estimates, made before they take office, so will both be wrong. But either way, BOTH candidates will make the budget worse, not better.

[DWCAP]

[quote=urbanrealtor] For example, the budget will likely reduce.
[/quote]

Oh gag me. Even Obama himself doesnt make the claim that he will reduce the budget. He talks about reducing the budget being a necessity, but then goes on to say that the only way to get out of this mess is for the Federal Government to start spending more and more. Last I checked Obamas spending plan will increase the Federal Deficit by 282 billion. McCains was estimated at 211 billion. Those are just estimates, made before they take office, so will both be wrong. But either way, BOTH candidates will make the budget worse, not better.

[DWCAP]

[quote=urbanrealtor] For example, the budget will likely reduce.
[/quote]

Oh gag me. Even Obama himself doesnt make the claim that he will reduce the budget. He talks about reducing the budget being a necessity, but then goes on to say that the only way to get out of this mess is for the Federal Government to start spending more and more. Last I checked Obamas spending plan will increase the Federal Deficit by 282 billion. McCains was estimated at 211 billion. Those are just estimates, made before they take office, so will both be wrong. But either way, BOTH candidates will make the budget worse, not better.

[DWCAP]

[quote=urbanrealtor] For example, the budget will likely reduce.
[/quote]

Oh gag me. Even Obama himself doesnt make the claim that he will reduce the budget. He talks about reducing the budget being a necessity, but then goes on to say that the only way to get out of this mess is for the Federal Government to start spending more and more. Last I checked Obamas spending plan will increase the Federal Deficit by 282 billion. McCains was estimated at 211 billion. Those are just estimates, made before they take office, so will both be wrong. But either way, BOTH candidates will make the budget worse, not better.

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