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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: Andrew N. Cothran who wrote (136958)6/18/2004 6:06:41 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
Andrew, before Bill got to be president, Mr Read My Lips was boosting taxes and Raygun had handed on a world record deficit and the biggest government in human history.

Busting budgets is right.

Hmmm, hang on. I think this sort of talk is considered off topic. I think you and therefore I should refrain from this sort of stuff, which will go nowhere except turn the place into just another of the Rabid Republican Right versus the Looney Liberal Left snake pit.

I suggest we go back on track to Foreign Affairs as per Faultline's edicts. I'm sure you believe in the rule of law and around these parts, Faultline is the law and he has established a constitution which even in his absence should be protected.

Mq

Look, and see what I mean:

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Message #136959 from Andrew N. Cothran at Jun 18, 2004 4:15 PM

Yea man. Reagan busted a few budgets too. In that way, Reagan established the basis for Clinton's very good economic growth throughout his two terms. Too bad Clinton handed an incipient recession to his successor, GWB.
But Bush has fooled the Dems again. He has got growth going again and this time in the Repubs favor.

Too bad that Bush has robbed Kerry of another one of his vanishing platform planks.

"Its the economy stupid" becomes "Its the economy stupid democrats!"
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