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ParticipantChimpy…I think that’s what I’m going to start referring to the pres-elect as. Think anyone will mind?
I figure what’s good for the goose….
ParticipantChimpy…I think that’s what I’m going to start referring to the pres-elect as. Think anyone will mind?
I figure what’s good for the goose….
ParticipantChimpy…I think that’s what I’m going to start referring to the pres-elect as. Think anyone will mind?
I figure what’s good for the goose….
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]Yes he is. The poster boy of fiscal conservatism is indeed one of the main causes of America’s impending bankruptcy. No more fiscal conservatives in government.
Fiscal conservatism is just another way to say massive socialism for the super-rich.
[/quote]Bush isn’t a fiscal conservative. Any fourth grader can tell you that. So don’t blame any of what is going on on fiscal conservatism.
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]Yes he is. The poster boy of fiscal conservatism is indeed one of the main causes of America’s impending bankruptcy. No more fiscal conservatives in government.
Fiscal conservatism is just another way to say massive socialism for the super-rich.
[/quote]Bush isn’t a fiscal conservative. Any fourth grader can tell you that. So don’t blame any of what is going on on fiscal conservatism.
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]Yes he is. The poster boy of fiscal conservatism is indeed one of the main causes of America’s impending bankruptcy. No more fiscal conservatives in government.
Fiscal conservatism is just another way to say massive socialism for the super-rich.
[/quote]Bush isn’t a fiscal conservative. Any fourth grader can tell you that. So don’t blame any of what is going on on fiscal conservatism.
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]Yes he is. The poster boy of fiscal conservatism is indeed one of the main causes of America’s impending bankruptcy. No more fiscal conservatives in government.
Fiscal conservatism is just another way to say massive socialism for the super-rich.
[/quote]Bush isn’t a fiscal conservative. Any fourth grader can tell you that. So don’t blame any of what is going on on fiscal conservatism.
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]Yes he is. The poster boy of fiscal conservatism is indeed one of the main causes of America’s impending bankruptcy. No more fiscal conservatives in government.
Fiscal conservatism is just another way to say massive socialism for the super-rich.
[/quote]Bush isn’t a fiscal conservative. Any fourth grader can tell you that. So don’t blame any of what is going on on fiscal conservatism.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Show me a government employee the bankrupted his organization and still got paid 20 million dollars a year and you might have a point.[/quote]Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Show me a government employee the bankrupted his organization and still got paid 20 million dollars a year and you might have a point.[/quote]Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Show me a government employee the bankrupted his organization and still got paid 20 million dollars a year and you might have a point.[/quote]Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Show me a government employee the bankrupted his organization and still got paid 20 million dollars a year and you might have a point.[/quote]Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Show me a government employee the bankrupted his organization and still got paid 20 million dollars a year and you might have a point.[/quote]Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
Participant[quote=kewp]Everyone I know in the UC system work their butts off. The starting salaries for many of the faculty are under 50k a year. [/quote]
Apparently you aren’t as hard on the UC management as you are on the private sector management who’s salaries you want to cap:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/01/18/BAI0UH3QH.DTL
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