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http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/schumer-to-boehner-prove-that-a-clean-cr-won-t-pass

 

Let the people's representatives have a chance to register their choice. This Boner is going to wreck the whole economy just to save his job? That's horrible! But what do you expect from a Republican

 

 

 

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) challenged Speaker John Boehner's (R-OH) contention Sunday that "there are not the votes in the House to pass a clean CR" and reopen the government.

"Well, first, the speaker said there aren't the votes on the floor to re-open the government. Let me issue him a friendly challenge. Put it on the floor Monday or Tuesday. I would bet there are the votes to pass it," Schumer said on ABC's "This Week" appearing just after Boehner. "We have just about every Democrat, 21 Republicans have publicly said they would. There are many more Republicans who have said that they privately would."

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Hey OP, why do you refuse to answer my response to your statement? Is it because you boxed yourself in a corner and now are royally !@#$ed no matter which way you answer? How do you like being the laughingstock of PPP? Has anyone here ever agreed with you on anything?

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Does anyone blame Nicholas Longworth for the Great Depression?

Does anyone blame Carl Albert for the 70s Stagflation?

Does anyone blame Tip O'Neil for Carter's Malaise?

Does anyone blame Tom Foley for the early 90s Recession?

Does anyone blame Dennis Hastert for the Recession following the Dot Com bubble?

Does anyone blame Nancy Pelosi for the Great Recession?

 

History doesn't blame Recessions on the Speaker of the House. Obama might want to keep that in mind...

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Does anyone blame Nicholas Longworth for the Great Depression?

Does anyone blame Carl Albert for the 70s Stagflation?

Does anyone blame Tip O'Neil for Carter's Malaise?

Does anyone blame Tom Foley for the early 90s Recession?

Does anyone blame Dennis Hastert for the Recession following the Dot Com bubble?

Does anyone blame Nancy Pelosi for the Great Recession?

 

History doesn't blame Recessions on the Speaker of the House. Obama might want to keep that in mind...

 

But history blames Reed Smoot and Willis Hawley for the worsening of the Great Depression.

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So if Boehner's position is that he won't bring "it" to a vote, and Reid's and POTUS' position is that they won't compromise, any reasonable person must conclude that all blame falls on Boehner....that bastard....and the Democrats are as pure as the driven snow.

 

I read late this afternoon that Boehner is also to blame for the closing of Lock E13 on the Erie Canal.

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So if Boehner's position is that he won't bring "it" to a vote, and Reid's and POTUS' position is that they won't compromise, any reasonable person must conclude that all blame falls on Boehner....that bastard....and the Democrats are as pure as the driven snow.

 

I read late this afternoon that Boehner is also to blame for the closing of Lock E13 on the Erie Canal.

 

Boehner was the 20th hijacker. Bush was on the grassy knoll.

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I'm sorry gatorman, what does this have to do with the economy?

 

The debt limit? Rising interest rates would be really bad, or don't you agree with the experts? Or will you ask more questions?

 

 

Will the speaker do the ultimate partisan act and ignore the will of the sane majority?

 

So if Boehner's position is that he won't bring "it" to a vote, and Reid's and POTUS' position is that they won't compromise, any reasonable person must conclude that all blame falls on Boehner....that bastard....and the Democrats are as pure as the driven snow.

 

I read late this afternoon that Boehner is also to blame for the closing of Lock E13 on the Erie Canal.

 

Compromise on what?

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The debt limit? Rising interest rates would be really bad, or don't you agree with the experts? Or will you ask more questions?

 

 

Will the speaker do the ultimate partisan act and ignore the will of the sane majority?

 

 

 

Compromise on what?

 

Is the Constitution meaningful?

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Let the Senate vote, Mr. Reid !!!

 

What are YOU and Chuckie Schumer afaid of ?

It's like they think they are being clever, with the "Let the house vote thing".

 

It's hilarious, though, because your response is instantly what comes back.

 

Do they really think that they are "winning" with this? So far, with all of the ironic "government shutdown" stories, my favorite being "93% of EPA employees are non-essential", the Federal government is being exposed as the boondoggle-laiden, insane, or, the "unemployable elsewhere" asylum that it is.

 

I want another 3 weeks of this. :lol: Every story that is supposed to be a vehicle for "RepublicanBad"...has unintentionally turned into an iroinc commentary on the uselessness of these government people, and/or the Media gets exposed for being a cheering section for Democrats.

 

The funny part is: they think things like the OP...are going to be remembered, and not the officially stated fact...that only 7% of the EPA is essential.

 

By all means, keep it going!

 

Since when did you, /dev/null, begin pandering to low information voters?

 

Rise above it you turkey lurkey!

 

:D

 

Nice one. Edit: No, I'm being serious. Sorta like asking to see Huey Long's chickens.

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The debt limit? Rising interest rates would be really bad, or don't you agree with the experts? Or will you ask more questions?

 

 

Your link didn't say anything about raising the debt ceiling. It was a vote to "re-open" the government. And my point was that having the government closed for a week or so is not going to be disastrous for the economy.

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Your link didn't say anything about raising the debt ceiling. It was a vote to "re-open" the government. And my point was that having the government closed for a week or so is not going to be disastrous for the economy.

 

I'm not so sure. Those 500, 000 federal employees are getting a paid vacation--in addition to their normal vacation. Won't some public "servant" union reps convince the different federal department heads that they need overtime to make up for the lost work? On top of that, federal employees who are considered "essential" are now manning previously unmanned sites/memorials to insure that the public can't use them. Then again NPS employees have been told to make this government shutdown as difficult as possible on the public. Then again, people like Crocofschitboy freely admit in another thread that he didn't read your link but felt justified in disputing you because it was "just politics". I used to think that the far out groups that lived in compounds in Idaho were crazy, what with their thoughts regarding the federal government. They're making a lot more sense now.

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