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Sunday, July 24, 2011

Debt Ceiling Talks Collapse (LATEST UPDATES)


"Now, we do not know what size or shape a final package will take, but it would be terribly unfortunat­e if the president was willing to veto a debt limit increase simply because its timing would not be ideal for his reelection campaign."

How ironic for a politician­'s PR guy to complain about political posturing, when his own statement is exactly that.

Let's not forget, House Republican­s nearly all voted to hold the debt ceiling in place in their Cap Cut and Balance bill, and Pete Roskam, Ron Paul, Michelle Bachmann and most Republican­s have stated quite clearly, that they are against raising the debt ceiling in the first place.

Boehner brought the bill for a vote and voted for it; how is it that Boehner is now running away from his own vote?

Mr. Steel, you can take your empty rhetoric and shove it. Republican­s never wanted to raise the debt ceiling, and they still don't want to raise it; it's just that they now are beginning to realize that in fact, they are the ones in the corner, pinned by their own economic doctrine and intransige­nce. Cornered, their political move is to try to pin the blame on everyone except themselves­.



Republican­s better not make our country default!

Note to GOP. Cut the crap. Cap the koolaide. Balance your minds.

Vote the GOP out of office for the 2012 elections!

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