Yup, slavery is definitely a low-cost plan. The GOP has been trying to get that back for the last 140 years. Maybe they should label it "The Oliver Twist Plan."
Sal Sunshine wrote: > On Dec 3, 2009, at 10:25 AM, do.rflex wrote: > > THE NO-SENSE JOBS PLAN.... Arguably the single most farcical aspect of > America's political discourse is listening to congressional Republicans talk > about economic policy. > > We're talking about a group of people who've managed to be spectacularly > wrong about practically every economic challenge in recent memory, but who > are nevertheless convinced of their own self-righteous expertise. It's hard > not to cringe. > > But yet, they keep talking, blissfully unaware of their track record of > uninterrupted failure. Yesterday, for example, House Minority Whip Rep. Eric > Cantor (R-Va.) visited the conservative Heritage Foundation to unveil what he > called "a no-cost jobs plan." > > Andrew Leonard explained, "Without adding a single dime to the deficit, the > Republican's plan will ameliorate the worst unemployment crisis in 30 years. > One wonders how a political party capable of such innovative thinking ever > lost its hold of power." > > To recap: Cut regulations. Freeze spending. Cut taxes. No new taxes. That's > the plan. > > Perfect definition of insanity! > > Sal
