[vector]

Right, thanks to the dems we have miracles of legislation such as Dodd-Frank and ObamaCare. The greatest one-two punch since Germany and Japan linked up in World War II. Masters of smoke and mirrors and the bait and switch, the dems have managed yet again to divert attention from the real issue, this time by turning the argument from raising tax rates, to balancing the budget. How many folks of repute must needs to step up and direct our collective attention to the fact that Obama's "tax the rich" strategy will only net us enough money to fund the federal government for 8 days? What the heck is that going to do for us when it comes to balancing the budget? The republicans really do need to get on board with the president's program boy. :please:

Obama started his administration blasting the Bush era tax cuts as the bane of the American economy. Durbin, Schumer, Pelosi and Reid were all right there with him, standing shoulder to shouder, the quintessential liberal phalanx of solidarity. All declaring the Bush era tax cuts would be the death of us. These days the opinions of Obama et-al have 'evolved', in similar fashion to their views on gay marriage, I guess. Now all of a sudden, the Bush era tax cuts are the last thing standing between the destruction of the middle class, and their continued prosperity (as prosperity is now loosely defined and adjusted by social justice advocates and present day liberal Keynesian ideologues).

No matter how many times republicans and those who couldn't possibly be tagged as just another partisan puppet, immigrants like Mark Steyn, point out how ridiculous the Obama led argument known as "the rich should pay their fair share" really is, folks like vector will still drink from the cup of monkey vomit offered up by by the priests of the party of loons. Common sense is a thing of the past for the democrat faithful. That's why, the fact they are being used as pawns by liberals, escapes them. Liberals must remain in positions of power to effect the world transformation of their vision. Therefore they have cultivated a legion of voter-serfs, if you will, who are quite content to run the country in the ground, in pursuit if their daily dalliances. In return, the dems insure they are properly housed, have an Obamaphone in their pocket, are well fed and have unfettered access to free abortion clinics.

The republicans need to stick by their guns. The bottom line is this, if something good happens the dems will say they did it, if something bad happens they will say the republicans (Bush) did it. Their whole economic argument, the centerpiece of the so-called Obama economic policy, are the BUSH ERA TAX CUTS, anybody else find that to be a bit ironic? Obama's big idea, is to continue the Bush tax cuts he once decried as our biggest fiscal burden? nicker:

if it was up to me which it isn't let all the tax cut's run out and the agreed upon spending cuts go into effect get the debt under control