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ParticipantLet’s do the math here:
$26B debt divided by 300M people equals about $100 owed by every man, woman and child in the country, including my 4 year old daughter and 2 year old son.
Goddamn bastards. Just open up my wallet and pull $400 out and give it to the Federal Republic of Crapistan — that’s the name of our government after it emerges from Chapter 11.
What do each of us owe now? Something like $500,000 per capita? And that’s just the Feds. These bums have no conscience. My generation and below is getting so screwed.
ParticipantLet’s do the math here:
$26B debt divided by 300M people equals about $100 owed by every man, woman and child in the country, including my 4 year old daughter and 2 year old son.
Goddamn bastards. Just open up my wallet and pull $400 out and give it to the Federal Republic of Crapistan — that’s the name of our government after it emerges from Chapter 11.
What do each of us owe now? Something like $500,000 per capita? And that’s just the Feds. These bums have no conscience. My generation and below is getting so screwed.
ParticipantLet’s do the math here:
$26B debt divided by 300M people equals about $100 owed by every man, woman and child in the country, including my 4 year old daughter and 2 year old son.
Goddamn bastards. Just open up my wallet and pull $400 out and give it to the Federal Republic of Crapistan — that’s the name of our government after it emerges from Chapter 11.
What do each of us owe now? Something like $500,000 per capita? And that’s just the Feds. These bums have no conscience. My generation and below is getting so screwed.
ParticipantLet’s do the math here:
$26B debt divided by 300M people equals about $100 owed by every man, woman and child in the country, including my 4 year old daughter and 2 year old son.
Goddamn bastards. Just open up my wallet and pull $400 out and give it to the Federal Republic of Crapistan — that’s the name of our government after it emerges from Chapter 11.
What do each of us owe now? Something like $500,000 per capita? And that’s just the Feds. These bums have no conscience. My generation and below is getting so screwed.
Participantsurveyor, the continued suggestion that BO is naive, uneducated or uninformed is just HORSESHIT.
Obama is a United States Senator, popularly elected, sitting on the Foreign Relations Committee, with access to the latest intelligence. He was a professor of US Constitutional Law at the Univesity of Chicago, one of the premier law schools in the country (a conservative one I might add). Before that he was Editor of Law Review at Harvard, and graduated magna cum laude. Before that, a Political Science degree from Columbia University with a thesis on Soviet relations. What more would you require?
Was all of that just affirmative action?
Scowcroft is not endorsing McCain. He’s neutral. That speaks volumes.
Participantsurveyor, the continued suggestion that BO is naive, uneducated or uninformed is just HORSESHIT.
Obama is a United States Senator, popularly elected, sitting on the Foreign Relations Committee, with access to the latest intelligence. He was a professor of US Constitutional Law at the Univesity of Chicago, one of the premier law schools in the country (a conservative one I might add). Before that he was Editor of Law Review at Harvard, and graduated magna cum laude. Before that, a Political Science degree from Columbia University with a thesis on Soviet relations. What more would you require?
Was all of that just affirmative action?
Scowcroft is not endorsing McCain. He’s neutral. That speaks volumes.
Participantsurveyor, the continued suggestion that BO is naive, uneducated or uninformed is just HORSESHIT.
Obama is a United States Senator, popularly elected, sitting on the Foreign Relations Committee, with access to the latest intelligence. He was a professor of US Constitutional Law at the Univesity of Chicago, one of the premier law schools in the country (a conservative one I might add). Before that he was Editor of Law Review at Harvard, and graduated magna cum laude. Before that, a Political Science degree from Columbia University with a thesis on Soviet relations. What more would you require?
Was all of that just affirmative action?
Scowcroft is not endorsing McCain. He’s neutral. That speaks volumes.
Participantsurveyor, the continued suggestion that BO is naive, uneducated or uninformed is just HORSESHIT.
Obama is a United States Senator, popularly elected, sitting on the Foreign Relations Committee, with access to the latest intelligence. He was a professor of US Constitutional Law at the Univesity of Chicago, one of the premier law schools in the country (a conservative one I might add). Before that he was Editor of Law Review at Harvard, and graduated magna cum laude. Before that, a Political Science degree from Columbia University with a thesis on Soviet relations. What more would you require?
Was all of that just affirmative action?
Scowcroft is not endorsing McCain. He’s neutral. That speaks volumes.
Participantsurveyor, the continued suggestion that BO is naive, uneducated or uninformed is just HORSESHIT.
Obama is a United States Senator, popularly elected, sitting on the Foreign Relations Committee, with access to the latest intelligence. He was a professor of US Constitutional Law at the Univesity of Chicago, one of the premier law schools in the country (a conservative one I might add). Before that he was Editor of Law Review at Harvard, and graduated magna cum laude. Before that, a Political Science degree from Columbia University with a thesis on Soviet relations. What more would you require?
Was all of that just affirmative action?
Scowcroft is not endorsing McCain. He’s neutral. That speaks volumes.
ParticipantLet’s talk specifics, no labels:
What do you make of the Bush Administration sending a representative to participate in discussions with Tehran? Isn’t that supposed to be off-limits? (They even quote Bolton, so you know this is relevant.)
The Bush Administration is tacking away from positions advocated for by Bolton and the neocon community and gravitating towards positions advocated for by Obama.
It’s been a fascinating month.
(Rant away, partisans…)
ParticipantLet’s talk specifics, no labels:
What do you make of the Bush Administration sending a representative to participate in discussions with Tehran? Isn’t that supposed to be off-limits? (They even quote Bolton, so you know this is relevant.)
The Bush Administration is tacking away from positions advocated for by Bolton and the neocon community and gravitating towards positions advocated for by Obama.
It’s been a fascinating month.
(Rant away, partisans…)
ParticipantLet’s talk specifics, no labels:
What do you make of the Bush Administration sending a representative to participate in discussions with Tehran? Isn’t that supposed to be off-limits? (They even quote Bolton, so you know this is relevant.)
The Bush Administration is tacking away from positions advocated for by Bolton and the neocon community and gravitating towards positions advocated for by Obama.
It’s been a fascinating month.
(Rant away, partisans…)
ParticipantLet’s talk specifics, no labels:
What do you make of the Bush Administration sending a representative to participate in discussions with Tehran? Isn’t that supposed to be off-limits? (They even quote Bolton, so you know this is relevant.)
The Bush Administration is tacking away from positions advocated for by Bolton and the neocon community and gravitating towards positions advocated for by Obama.
It’s been a fascinating month.
(Rant away, partisans…)
ParticipantLet’s talk specifics, no labels:
What do you make of the Bush Administration sending a representative to participate in discussions with Tehran? Isn’t that supposed to be off-limits? (They even quote Bolton, so you know this is relevant.)
The Bush Administration is tacking away from positions advocated for by Bolton and the neocon community and gravitating towards positions advocated for by Obama.
It’s been a fascinating month.
(Rant away, partisans…)
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