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To: bentway who wrote (741629)	9/25/2013 2:10:21 AM
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>> Dave, it was the worst economic shock since the Great Depression. And it should have rebounded quickly -- within 18 months, no more. We are still essentially at the bottom, five years later. At some point you're going to have to come to understand it is just like the Depression -- what should have been a reasonably short-term affair managed to be dragged out for 10 years. I'm not sure how many times you fools put the country through this before you realize YOU'RE THE PROBLEM. I don't care if liberals take charge of the country sometimes. But when the economy is tough, you do not want liberals running the country.

To: bentway who wrote (741629)	9/25/2013 11:32:54 AM
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Defunding Obamacare is all they have..............they are lamer than lame. House to move to debt ceiling vote By Erik Wasson House Republican leaders are expected to unveil a bill raising the nation’s $16.7 trillion debt ceiling Wednesday afternoon. The bill is likely to tie the debt ceiling hike to a one-year delay for key ObamaCare provisions such as the individual mandate to buy health insurance. Republicans discussed that delay at a conference meeting on Friday. They are also expected to include a grab-bag of other GOP priorities in order to convince members of their conference to agree to raise the debt limit. The hike is expected to be enough to allow the government to keep borrowing money for another year. Read the story here.