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July 17, 2011 at 8:48 AM #711411July 17, 2011 at 11:45 AM #710223paramountParticipant
I think it’s all an act. Both Obama and the republicans are fully prepared to attack the middle class by using this so-called debt crisis to gut medicare and social security and whatever else.
But Obama has to appear that he really fought to keep whatever program the middle class depends on.
July 17, 2011 at 11:45 AM #710321paramountParticipantI think it’s all an act. Both Obama and the republicans are fully prepared to attack the middle class by using this so-called debt crisis to gut medicare and social security and whatever else.
But Obama has to appear that he really fought to keep whatever program the middle class depends on.
July 17, 2011 at 11:45 AM #710920paramountParticipantI think it’s all an act. Both Obama and the republicans are fully prepared to attack the middle class by using this so-called debt crisis to gut medicare and social security and whatever else.
But Obama has to appear that he really fought to keep whatever program the middle class depends on.
July 17, 2011 at 11:45 AM #711074paramountParticipantI think it’s all an act. Both Obama and the republicans are fully prepared to attack the middle class by using this so-called debt crisis to gut medicare and social security and whatever else.
But Obama has to appear that he really fought to keep whatever program the middle class depends on.
July 17, 2011 at 11:45 AM #711431paramountParticipantI think it’s all an act. Both Obama and the republicans are fully prepared to attack the middle class by using this so-called debt crisis to gut medicare and social security and whatever else.
But Obama has to appear that he really fought to keep whatever program the middle class depends on.
July 17, 2011 at 4:22 PM #710258partypupParticipantCould be the case.
But have you ever seen this “act” played out for the world before?
Uncharted territory here. The very fact that we are even discussing whether the threat of default is an “act” is extremely significant. Do not underestimate that.
July 17, 2011 at 4:22 PM #710356partypupParticipantCould be the case.
But have you ever seen this “act” played out for the world before?
Uncharted territory here. The very fact that we are even discussing whether the threat of default is an “act” is extremely significant. Do not underestimate that.
July 17, 2011 at 4:22 PM #710955partypupParticipantCould be the case.
But have you ever seen this “act” played out for the world before?
Uncharted territory here. The very fact that we are even discussing whether the threat of default is an “act” is extremely significant. Do not underestimate that.
July 17, 2011 at 4:22 PM #711110partypupParticipantCould be the case.
But have you ever seen this “act” played out for the world before?
Uncharted territory here. The very fact that we are even discussing whether the threat of default is an “act” is extremely significant. Do not underestimate that.
July 17, 2011 at 4:22 PM #711467partypupParticipantCould be the case.
But have you ever seen this “act” played out for the world before?
Uncharted territory here. The very fact that we are even discussing whether the threat of default is an “act” is extremely significant. Do not underestimate that.
July 18, 2011 at 12:07 AM #710329temeculaguyParticipantOn a personal note, my vote is for kicking the can down the road just for a few more years. Like a lot of people, I was attracted to the tax free angle of savings bonds when they are used for higher education. I put about half my kids college funds in them. In about 90 days we are filling out applications for college. If those become worthless, cal state schools are their only option, good thing I have the only mail key, I can intercept any acceptance letters from pricier schools. Screw em, I went to a state school and I’m fine.
What was Judge Smails’ famous quote “the world needs ditch diggers too.”
July 18, 2011 at 12:07 AM #710426temeculaguyParticipantOn a personal note, my vote is for kicking the can down the road just for a few more years. Like a lot of people, I was attracted to the tax free angle of savings bonds when they are used for higher education. I put about half my kids college funds in them. In about 90 days we are filling out applications for college. If those become worthless, cal state schools are their only option, good thing I have the only mail key, I can intercept any acceptance letters from pricier schools. Screw em, I went to a state school and I’m fine.
What was Judge Smails’ famous quote “the world needs ditch diggers too.”
July 18, 2011 at 12:07 AM #711025temeculaguyParticipantOn a personal note, my vote is for kicking the can down the road just for a few more years. Like a lot of people, I was attracted to the tax free angle of savings bonds when they are used for higher education. I put about half my kids college funds in them. In about 90 days we are filling out applications for college. If those become worthless, cal state schools are their only option, good thing I have the only mail key, I can intercept any acceptance letters from pricier schools. Screw em, I went to a state school and I’m fine.
What was Judge Smails’ famous quote “the world needs ditch diggers too.”
July 18, 2011 at 12:07 AM #711180temeculaguyParticipantOn a personal note, my vote is for kicking the can down the road just for a few more years. Like a lot of people, I was attracted to the tax free angle of savings bonds when they are used for higher education. I put about half my kids college funds in them. In about 90 days we are filling out applications for college. If those become worthless, cal state schools are their only option, good thing I have the only mail key, I can intercept any acceptance letters from pricier schools. Screw em, I went to a state school and I’m fine.
What was Judge Smails’ famous quote “the world needs ditch diggers too.”
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