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skywalker58 Wrote: Nov 29, 2012 1:04 PM

I say Republicans ought to go along with whatever the Democrats want, saying all along what will happen when taxes are increased on incomes above 250K and there are no subsequent spending cuts. Make sure the American people know this is a Democrat plan and you get what you voted for. When the job market gets worse, employment goes to 12% and the economy tanks, Republicans need to make sure that America knows this is what happens when you listen to Democrats and the media

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AK Mark Wrote: Nov 29, 2012 1:21 PM

By the way, Rush is making the same argument this morning.

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AK Mark Wrote: Nov 29, 2012 1:20 PM

Yep. Or just vote present. Let'em have their way, but make sure everyone knows that they had nothing to do with it. Some folks gotta hit rock bottom before they can start to come around.

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T115 Wrote: Nov 29, 2012 1:20 PM

As if any deal with a democrap is binding... Liars and con artists all.

obama delenda est

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rauljg69 Wrote: Nov 29, 2012 1:09 PM

Deal!!! Call your representatives and tell them to vote accordingly!

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"Negotiating," Democrat-Style

The White House has been hyping its #My2K Twitter hashtag in an attempt to galvanize supporters to contact their Congressional representatives to demand action to avert the fiscal cliff. The administration estimates that unless Congress moves, the average family's tax bill will jump by more than $2,000, starting on the first of January. The implication, of course, is that Republicans are once again standing in the way of resolving this problem. Show of hands -- as the media breathlessly follows every minor twist and turn of these negotiations, how many of you have seen this fact reported?