What happens when one party doesn't care about deficits until the opposing party is in the White House? What happens to deficits when one party only asks the working class to pay off the debt that that party helped build by giving tax breaks to the richest one percent and to corporations who pay no taxes? What happens when one party convinces its base that deficit reduction at a time of zero growth is more important than creating jobs? What happens when one party represents the 1% percent at all cost and at the peril of the 99%?
What happens when the other party doesn't have the balls to stand up against that first party and for the people they claim to represent?
You get a gridlocked, do-nothing Congress, an economy that's working great for the 1% and failing the 99% and a Super Committee proposing benefit cuts like these:
If you hadn't yet realized that the Republican Party's mission of doing anything to make sure Obama was a one-term President was being done counter to what was in the best interests of the country as a whole or that "anything" was meant literally, then you should know it now. Semper FU indeed! If that doesn't piss you off and make your blood boil, nothing will.
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Pretty outrageous. I think every veteran who has served in combat should have their health care needs taken care of for life.
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