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What good does it do to have yourself discovered as a fraud? I say, take your lumps in your regular username and move on to rise up and slay again another day.I get tired trying to keep track of them all.
I'm guessing fewer than ten people account for 75% of the alt population.
There couldn't possibly be more than ten who are that stupid.
My my, you sound like RubDownSow.

My my, you sound like RubDownSow.
I have no alts, I consider them cowardly.
I'm guessing fewer than ten people account for 75% of the alt population.
There couldn't possibly be more than ten who are that stupid.
Never misunderestimate the power of Stoopid.
Looks like the Fed took James Carville's message to heart, even if Obama will not...
PANIC!
I don't like the new name.
You betcha.
Not!!!
I'd move to Siberia.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/09/22/a-frivolously-destructive-presObama's half-baked Marxist musings with Joe the Plumber remain his deepest thoughts on the purpose of taxation. He still feels entitled to seize wealth and "spread" it around. When he says that the rich aren't paying their "fair share," all he is saying is that their money belongs to the government automatically for redistribution. But that's just theft masquerading as taxation. The true principle of taxation is not the redistribution of wealth but the financing of legitimate government activity, and under that principle the rich are paying more than their fair share, as they carry a disproportionate amount of those costs. Republicans should resist the Buffett rule not just because it will inhibit job creation and consumption but because it is a bald act of theft.
America's "jobs president" is more like a crooked Robin Hood. Economic decline is not so much a crisis for him as a policy and a pretext for ideological opportunism. Given the choice between liberal ideology and the creation of jobs, he consistently selects the former. He chooses unions over jobs, environmental regulations over jobs, and trivial tax-hike gimmicks over jobs.
Obama's blasé attitude about Solyndra, shrugging off an enormous loss to taxpayers as no big deal, is part of this ideological blindness and complacency. No failure ever prompts any reflection on the wisdom of a liberal scheme; he just moves forward, trying out new ways to present failed ideas as a boon to the common good.
A popular slur among liberal pundits is to say that Republicans oppose Barack Obama's economic ideas because they want the economy to stay sluggish before the election. The slur makes no sense. If that were the Republicans' crass calculation, they would be supporting his ideas, as they are sure to make a bad economy worse.