The one question I'd like to hear asked in both the GOP and Dem debates...

Atman

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Thu Sep-27-07 09:19 AM
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The one question I'd like to hear asked in both the GOP and Dem debates...

"600 billion dollars, and they want more. Where the bloody fuck is all this money coming from???"

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Stargazer99

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Thu Sep-27-07 09:29 AM
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1. One of the places is the poor and low income

and they will keep trying to cut vital government programs because THEY DON'T NEED THEM, but try to cut corporate welfare programs and listen to the screaming. Some of the middle income has been encroached, but the bite will work its way up the food chain. Making the tax cuts permanent? Do you smell a rat? If not you must be one of them.

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Dhalgren

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Thu Sep-27-07 09:39 AM
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2. Yeah. It's called "trickle-up poverty". It is one of the main purposes

for all of this government's actions and inactions. Enslave the poor, crush the working class, squeeze the middle class, and enrich the REAL CITIZENS - this is where the Bush-Republicans and Bush-Democrats have been most successful.

Don't worry about where the money is coming from, that is for the REAL CITIZENS to deal with, not you...

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baldguy

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Thu Sep-27-07 09:39 AM
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3. China

At a very good interest rate, I'm sure.

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