Psst..there's no Presidential Elections this year!Originally posted by: LeeTJ
it's not just here tho, nationwide polls show bush really losing ground overall.
latest i saw on the news, 53% of people disapproved of the way that bush is handling the economy.
59% approval rating, that's his lowest since his first few months after being elected.
whatever happens, this year should be another close race for president, mb another bush / gore type situation. hope florida straightened some stuff out.
Originally posted by: Queasy
Bush.
Let's look at Hilary's past a little just while she was First Lady:
- FBI files discovered in her office
- Vince Foster dead
- Political enemies receive audits from the IRS
- Tried to force through nationalized health care despite not being an elected official
- Pardons for terrorists in New York in exchange for votes (the district voted 99% Hilary)
- Received illegal donations from Chinese
- and on and on and on.
As bad as many think Bush is, Hilary is a whole lot worse. She is about one thing and one thing only - the aquisition of power.
Originally posted by: Queasy
Bush.
Let's look at Hilary's past a little just while she was First Lady:
- FBI files discovered in her office
- Vince Foster dead
- Political enemies receive audits from the IRS
- Tried to force through nationalized health care despite not being an elected official
- Pardons for terrorists in New York in exchange for votes (the district voted 99% Hilary)
- Received illegal donations from Chinese
- and on and on and on.
As bad as many think Bush is, Hilary is a whole lot worse. She is about one thing and one thing only - the aquisition of power.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Who thinks Bush is bad? He's smart, articulate and has kept all his campaign promises!
Originally posted by: Queasy
Bush.
Let's look at Hilary's past a little just while she was First Lady:
- FBI files discovered in her office
- Vince Foster dead
- Political enemies receive audits from the IRS
- Tried to force through nationalized health care despite not being an elected official
- Pardons for terrorists in New York in exchange for votes (the district voted 99% Hilary)
- Received illegal donations from Chinese
- and on and on and on.
As bad as many think Bush is, Hilary is a whole lot worse. She is about one thing and one thing only - the aquisition of power.
Originally posted by: Garfang
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Who thinks Bush is bad? He's smart, articulate and has kept all his campaign promises!
Yeah! AND, he's running a balanced budget to boot!
Originally posted by: RobCur
I rather vote for a monkey then that incompetent bush. Have you notice he has trouble wording things and most of what he say just makes no sense?
Originally posted by: Garfang
The bush administration is seriously starting to piss me off, so Hillary it is. And if she can get head from one of her interns, more power to her.
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Originally posted by: Garfang
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Who thinks Bush is bad? He's smart, articulate and has kept all his campaign promises!
Yeah! AND, he's running a balanced budget to boot!
Hmmm, we are in a depression. We have been since he took office (had been in one when he took office). You either don't know a thing about economics or you are a retard.
Originally posted by: stebesplace
Lets see here, who would you vote for?
Bush or Hillary?
dumb & dumbererest
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Originally posted by: Garfang
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Who thinks Bush is bad? He's smart, articulate and has kept all his campaign promises!
Yeah! AND, he's running a balanced budget to boot!
Hmmm, we are in a depression. We have been since he took office (had been in one when he took office). You either don't know a thing about economics or you are a retard.
Damn Ca Homos. THey had a chance to elect an honest Businessman in Bill Simon but no, they had to elect that traitor Grey Davis!Originally posted by: xagent
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Originally posted by: Garfang
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Who thinks Bush is bad? He's smart, articulate and has kept all his campaign promises!
Yeah! AND, he's running a balanced budget to boot!
Hmmm, we are in a depression. We have been since he took office (had been in one when he took office). You either don't know a thing about economics or you are a retard.
thanks to Clinton, high income taxes, and high capital gains taxes.
Thanks to Bush's new tax cuts hopefully the economy will soar. But it seems unlikely in CA since our idiot Democrat governor just passed over $8.31 billion dollars in new taxes. All the entrepeneurs, startups, and existing businesses will be prevented from expanding jobs, developing/researching, or spending any money. Or they'll relocate out of state. Fk Gray Davis
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Psst..there's no Presidential Elections this year!Originally posted by: LeeTJ
it's not just here tho, nationwide polls show bush really losing ground overall.
latest i saw on the news, 53% of people disapproved of the way that bush is handling the economy.
59% approval rating, that's his lowest since his first few months after being elected.
whatever happens, this year should be another close race for president, mb another bush / gore type situation. hope florida straightened some stuff out.
Originally posted by: Garfang
For the record, I detected Red Dawn's sarcasm, and felt compelled to add more.
Bush's latest tax proposal, specifically, the part that eliminates the double taxation of dividends, is flawed. I'll even go so far as to say it's wrong. It's an insult to the working class, and insult to the intelligence of anybody who gives it more than a second's worth of though. The obvious solution lies not in eliminating income tax for the investor class that collects dividends, but in making dividends paid by a company tax deductible for that company. It's not that I'm for corporate tax breaks, it?s that I'm against regressive tax breaks for rich individuals. A corporation might just decide to lay off a few fewer workers with that deduction. What's a rich guy going to do with his tax deduction? Put it in the bank with all his other savings and investments, of course, because he?s probably already spending as much as he's going to spend.