Obama seen signing debt deal after Senate approval

[Craig234]

Now you formulate your opinion by plagiarizing some random blogger without even a citation? I didn't think you could go much lower, but here we are.

Earlier today, I was recalling some old, better communication from CycloWizard, and thinking while I've been sorry every time I give second chances to people on ignore, CycloWizard has had some good and might deserve it. So when I got to the board now and wasn't logged in and noticed he'd replied to my post, I decided to see what he had to say.

Well, that didn't last long. A piece of idiocy, offensive. Plagiarism is when you falsely imply you write something you didn't. I clearly said someone else wrote the piece. One lie.

Then he whines about attribution. I usually post attribution, and make the effort to when there's a reason. I've spent considerable time identifying and confirming a quote source.

This piece, it'd be as hard as cutting and pasting the first sentence to google. Oh, so terribly hard.

I'd actually had the attribution in this post, and it was apparently deleted on accident.

I said it was the view of a progressive; it was the editor of either The Progressive or The Nation.

 

[Genx87]

GOP.

You dont have any idea what slamming the brakes would truely look like.

 

[quest55720]

They slammed on the brakes once they realized the cuts are going to kill future demand.

Yet again what cuts? There are no real cuts in this deal. Future congress will just ignore this deal like usual. Drastic over spending will continue like normal until the country has to file bankrupcy.

 

[chucky2]

To a "Progressive", not spending more of other peoples money than what the "Progressives" wanted to spend is 'slamming on the brakes'.

 

[senseamp]

Yet again what cuts? There are no real cuts in this deal. Future congress will just ignore this deal like usual. Drastic over spending will continue like normal until the country has to file bankrupcy.

Businesses aren't going to invest based on gambling on what some "super" congress is going to decide to cut. The uncertainty this deal created is hanging over the economy. Plus businesses see that fiscal policy is tied up, and if there is a need for fiscal stimulus, it won't be forthcoming.