On 03/27/2012 04:32 PM, Richard J. Williams wrote: > >>>>> What are you going to do then - ask for a >>>>> federal government bailout? >>>>> >>> Bhairitu: >>>> So you are anti-union too. Let's see a war >>>> monger and anti-union and above all else a >>>> fascist. And even worse, a Texan! Don't >>>> forget to iron your brown shirts today. >>>> >>> Very impressive, but that kind of talk won't >>> pay your city water bill or provide garbage >>> collection, not to mention your police and >>> fire department. >>> > Bhairitu: >> Those are paid by property taxes, stupid. >> > Not everyone pays property taxes. > >> And yes I pay too much. We need to do away >> with Prop 13. >> >>> If Romney is elected, he will NOT want to be >>> bailing out California. So, I can see why >>> you're acting so scared. >> This country won't elect a Mormon so I don't >> think I have much to worry about. I more >> concerned about Obama's Wall Street cronies. >> Californians would like to see our share of >> federal funds however instead of wasting them >> on Afghanistan. >> > "Ryan is arguing that we are on an unsustainable > course that will lead inevitably to a debt crisis > requiring far more painful adjustments than > anything he is proposing. He notes that the > Congressional Budget Office cannot even model > the economy past 2027 because of looming debt. > Think Greece..." > > 'Ryan's budget kicks the can at timorous Democrats' > Washington Examiner, March 20, 2012 > http://tinyurl.com/865wanm
I just came back from seeing "Hunger Games". The elite in the film seemed a bit cartoonish and overblown but then I think of idiots like Paul Ryan and decide maybe not. What is unsustainable and we don't need are these wars of empire. Ryan should propose cutting those but he's a pig and won't.
