BIGUN
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Her job was prosecutor. Her policies as Senator were what? What did she accomplish? Not advocate, actually accomplished.
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I thought you guys were in favor of red flag laws?
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Oh yea, I left out != anyone from Cali :) Who's your pick, Bill?
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What did policy accomplishments other than advocating and raising money?
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By that, I thought you meant it as one who did nothing but that and the felon.
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He was my first thought.
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Consider this a request for information. Who in the Democratic party would you put up in the next presidential election. I would like to vote for someone. Criteria: Fiscally Responsible Able to harmonize with both sides of the aisle. Statesman International respect. Demonstrated leadership. History of policy execution. War - if we have to defend ourselves.
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That's my point. This is where we're at.
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Democracy, my ass. An installed puppet of the DNC and a felon-conman. Those were our choices.
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Back to your old tricks, huh. Take one thing out of a whole string of conversation and play the gotchya game. Back on block.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62002218
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That was enlightening.
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Agreed. 100% We are facing a recession. Bulls in a china shop.
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We're kinda debating towards the same goal Reducing the debt-to-GDP ratio depends on how the deficit is corrected. If surplus is increased by raising taxes, the downturn in growth raises rather than reduces the debt-to-GDP ratio. Deficit reduction policies based on spending cuts have almost no effect on output, so they are a sure bet for a reduction in debt to GDP. I think for me/you; we might like to see a solid congressional law as to a firm debt-to-GDP ratio. Course, it all goes to shit during war, disasters, et.al. Course, I'm not an economist, so I can't lay out the best plan (Hell, I don't even think they can come up with one).
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Side step. As opposed to increasing taxes and increasing spending? Both sides are responsible. Don't you think it strange that neither side jumps on a balanced budget bandwagon. There's always talk, but when it comes up, both sides scatter.
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Both sides are equally responsible. And, for the first year, the debt incurred is a result of the last administration until the end of the following fiscal year in October. Here's a chart of each adminsitration's contribution to that debt - and the main issue is paying or preparing for fucking war. https://www.investopedia.com/us-debt-by-president-dollar-and-percentage-7371225
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Thank you. I wasn't aware of these. As the S/O leans into retirement; she wants to do more with Marine Biology, so we are scrubbing their web site.
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They have ruled out any toxicology issues and are now focused on Tesla. Perhaps Elon oughta get his ass back to his own fucking efficiencies. https://basentinel.com/two-holland-hall-teens-killed-in-tulsa-crash/
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And why it or anything even close to it should never be done again.
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Trump is creating an entire class of other than Trump votes in the next election. I believe that if the Dems put up a fiscally/somewhat conservative Democrat that communicates well - the pendulum will swing back. It is the nature of our two party system. But, they need to start strategically planning now.
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Well, I don't think Elon should be involved in politics at all and am completely opposed to anything that even closely resembles a nazi salute. I am of an age where my parents served during Korea and had great Uncles that served during WWII. Anything Nazi or Commmunist goes against the grain.
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Sounds like Dr. Walker doesn;t have a plan. He's making this shit up as he goes. No granularity on his website. https://www.brianwalkermlc.com.au/priorities
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No argument. Nor, does it take into account the revenues generated from areas other than the sound bite of "Every American Owes X." IMO: Bill Clinton's Workforce Reduction Act, while somewhat brutal, still had a methodology of assessing the need, then submitting it to Congress.
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Course
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Truth.
