How Many here support the Ryan Budget??
Apr 15, 2014 00:20:54 #
[quote=Brian Devon]
I think the meaning is a little broader than that. Remember that song in the 70s " don't hold back! If it feels good do it"? Folks were doing stuff that felt good to the point of harming themselves and others. Too much. It isn't getting better.
angery american wrote:
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I think the meaning is a little broader than that. Remember that song in the 70s " don't hold back! If it feels good do it"? Folks were doing stuff that felt good to the point of harming themselves and others. Too much. It isn't getting better.
Apr 15, 2014 00:48:36 #
jjb2012 wrote:
Please restrict your answers to
I support the Ryan Budget
or
I do not support the Ryan budget
Feel Free to C&P
I support the Ryan Budget
or
I do not support the Ryan budget
Feel Free to C&P
After searching around on Google for awhile, I gave up trying to find an actual outline of the actual Ryan budget. Instead there was a string of opinion pieces and the first bunch were all negative, thanks to Google's Liberal bias.
What I gather is that the budget plan cuts social services, college tuition aid and infrastructure spending while boosting military spending, and it doesn't matter if any of us like it or hate it, anyway, because it's an accepted given that the Senate won't even bring it up for a vote.
The point of Ryan's budget plan is to establish Republican values and goals ahead of the election later this year. It's a talking point and nothing more.
Nothing to see here, move along.
Apr 15, 2014 09:12:03 #
Blacksheep wrote:
After searching around on Google for awhile, I gav... (show quote)
The fact that a majority of the House of Representatives colluded in passing this absurd budget is a travesty. They are supposed to pass laws to benefit the country, not themselves in the next election. I don't think the voting public will forget in November. They have had enough of this bullshit! Republicans are - once again - shooting themselves in the foot! And we taxpayers will - once again - pay the price.
Apr 15, 2014 11:30:56 #
Any budget that will even start to get things under control will hurt. The country has had the mentality of 'I owe, I owe, so off to work I go' far too long. Rather than to look forward to building a future for ones self it's been I need to keep up with the Smith's.
BigMike wrote:
I don't believe are capable nor would they if they... (show quote)
Apr 15, 2014 11:49:05 #
RetNavyCWO wrote:
The fact that a majority of the House of Representatives colluded in passing this absurd budget is a travesty. They are supposed to pass laws to benefit the country, not themselves in the next election. I don't think the voting public will forget in November. They have had enough of this bullshit! Republicans are - once again - shooting themselves in the foot! And we taxpayers will - once again - pay the price.
Did they pass it, or did Ryan just submit it? In either case, too many of the House Republicans, like most of the Senate Republicans and Democrats of both chambers, are Establishment/Progressives, who's only real goal is to separate as much power and wealth from the people as they possibly can.
Apr 15, 2014 13:24:26 #
Oh the House passed it but the Senate will not, it has an R after the author and democrats would rather keep on spending.
BigMike wrote:
Did they pass it, or did Ryan just submit it? In either case, too many of the House Republicans, like most of the Senate Republicans and Democrats of both chambers, are Establishment/Progressives, who's only real goal is to separate as much power and wealth from the people as they possibly can.
Apr 15, 2014 16:59:27 #
Floyd Brown
Loc: Milwaukee WI
jasfourth401 wrote:
I do not support the Ryan budget.
I do not support the Ryan budget for one simple reason.
The reason is that it is fantasy to think anyone over 65 can use 8 thousand in vouchers to "pay for" their "free market health insurance" since medicare goes away. There's a reason why medicare was created. It was because free market insurance wouldn't cover seniors...at any cost.
I do not support the Ryan budget for one simple reason.
The reason is that it is fantasy to think anyone over 65 can use 8 thousand in vouchers to "pay for" their "free market health insurance" since medicare goes away. There's a reason why medicare was created. It was because free market insurance wouldn't cover seniors...at any cost.
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Apr 15, 2014 16:59:32 #
Floyd Brown
Loc: Milwaukee WI
jasfourth401 wrote:
I do not support the Ryan budget.
I do not support the Ryan budget for one simple reason.
The reason is that it is fantasy to think anyone over 65 can use 8 thousand in vouchers to "pay for" their "free market health insurance" since medicare goes away. There's a reason why medicare was created. It was because free market insurance wouldn't cover seniors...at any cost.
I do not support the Ryan budget for one simple reason.
The reason is that it is fantasy to think anyone over 65 can use 8 thousand in vouchers to "pay for" their "free market health insurance" since medicare goes away. There's a reason why medicare was created. It was because free market insurance wouldn't cover seniors...at any cost.
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