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I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
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@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
It doesn't matter what I want. I'm just making the observation that the GOP stance is hilariously phony.
This new populist strain of the GOP is just as spend-happy as Dems now, and is play acting conservatism in this instance for the theater of it.
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@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
It doesn't matter what I want. I'm just making the observation that the GOP stance is hilariously phony.
This new populist strain of the GOP is just as spend-happy as Dems now, and is play acting conservatism in this instance for the theater of it.
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
It doesn't matter what I want. I'm just making the observation that the GOP stance is hilariously phony.
This new populist strain of the GOP is just as spend-happy as Dems now, and is play acting conservatism in this instance for the theater of it.
No, answer the question, It's not rocket surgery and it doesn't require obfuscation.
Politics is the art of the possible. Cutting spending is a possibility right now. Do you want it or not?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@xenon said in Words From Newt:
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
It doesn't matter what I want. I'm just making the observation that the GOP stance is hilariously phony.
This new populist strain of the GOP is just as spend-happy as Dems now, and is play acting conservatism in this instance for the theater of it.
No, answer the question, It's not rocket surgery and it doesn't require obfuscation.
Politics is the art of the possible. Cutting spending is a possibility right now. Do you want it or not?
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
It doesn't matter what I want. I'm just making the observation that the GOP stance is hilariously phony.
This new populist strain of the GOP is just as spend-happy as Dems now, and is play acting conservatism in this instance for the theater of it.
No, answer the question, It's not rocket surgery and it doesn't require obfuscation.
Politics is the art of the possible. Cutting spending is a possibility right now. Do you want it or not?
I'd love a smaller government. But in this instance? No.
I think the risk of brinksmanship on the creditworthiness of the United States and is not worth any modest spending "wins" that'll be achieved for theatre.
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@xenon said in Words From Newt:
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
@xenon said in Words From Newt:
I think the GOP lost a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility when they piled on more debt while the economy was doing great. That's exactly when the bills should have been paid.
A little rich to come in now all concerned.
Well, sapphire, you want it now or none at all?
That's your choices. Pick one.
It doesn't matter what I want. I'm just making the observation that the GOP stance is hilariously phony.
This new populist strain of the GOP is just as spend-happy as Dems now, and is play acting conservatism in this instance for the theater of it.
No, answer the question, It's not rocket surgery and it doesn't require obfuscation.
Politics is the art of the possible. Cutting spending is a possibility right now. Do you want it or not?
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I thought deficits didn’t matter. Or is that just when we need a war?
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Again, shitheads, politics is the art of the possible. You can cut or not.
It's a binary choice.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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Again, shitheads, politics is the art of the possible. You can cut or not.
It's a binary choice.
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Doesn't matter what was, it is what is.
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Again, shitheads, politics is the art of the possible. You can cut or not.
It's a binary choice.
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
Again, shitheads, politics is the art of the possible. You can cut or not.
It's a binary choice.
I must be missing something, Jolly is never (or at least hardly ever) so rude to the general members of the forum.
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@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
Again, shitheads, politics is the art of the possible. You can cut or not.
It's a binary choice.
I must be missing something, Jolly is never (or at least hardly ever) so rude to the general members of the forum.
Are you OK, man?@Rainman said in Words From Newt:
@Jolly said in Words From Newt:
Again, shitheads, politics is the art of the possible. You can cut or not.
It's a binary choice.
I must be missing something, Jolly is never (or at least hardly ever) so rude to the general members of the forum.
Are you OK, man?Quite fine.
I'm not in the mood for idiocy. And this is shear idiocy. In politics, you take what you can get, when you can get it. Right now, leverage exists in order to wrangle some spending cuts. Nail Biden's hide to the wall and get your cuts.
Never look a gift horse in the mouth.
The rest of this harumph!, harumph!, is just horseshit. Smoke and policy mirrors. People complaining if you hung them with a new rope type of stuff.
Oh, but in the first reign of the Sun King a shadow was cast on the Eastern-most sundial kinda stuff. Water under the bridge. Sound and fury, signifying nothing. This is politics and it plays by its own rules.
People (mostly Dems) didn't understand when Trump threw off the remark the other night about leverage over the default. What he was saying, is that it's politics and you take advantage of your negotiating positions.
