Republican hopefuls in TV debate

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Again, like Rich, you equate care and doing something with big spending and bloated, bureaucratic programs at the federal level. It’s the Democrat way. It isn’t the way our country was founded. It is contrary to Church teaching regarding the role of government. When Republicans do something, it is based on the principles of freedom and liberty, rather than the Welfare State.
I didn’t know the founders and your church wanted people to have to choose between food for their families and prescriptions for themselves. Or people being unable to afford adequate health care coverage. Because that’s what has occured over the yrs while govt wasn’t doing something more. I’m not even certain the Affordable Care Act signed into law by President Obama goes far enough.
 
Again, like Rich, you equate care and doing something with big spending and bloated, bureaucratic programs at the federal level. It’s the Democrat way. It isn’t the way our country was founded. It is contrary to Church teaching regarding the role of government. When Republicans do something, it is based on the principles of freedom and liberty, rather than the Welfare State.
:rotfl: Sorry, couldn’t help it after reading the paean to the GOP.
 
They haven’t done anything because the government’s role im creating jobs. At best, they can “get out of the way” by lowering taxes.
How many jobs have been created in the 10 years we have had lower taxes?
 
What exactly have they done about jobs since they took the house.
The economy creates jobs, not the government.
Yelling jobs Jobs! Jobs! is not really that great of a plan. What was the grand plan for affordable health care? Education?
Somebody ought to tell that to Obama before he goes on his next campaign trip.
Private vouchers have been discussed for as long as my kids went to Catholics schools…grade school, high school, and college…where’s that voucher I’ve been promised?
I think the plan is baffle the masses with the substance you keep bringing up in the bovine variety
Education should be handled at the local level, not the Federal level. In Missouri, our property taxes pay for the public schools.
 
The economy creates jobs, not the government. Somebody ought to tell that to Obama before he goes on his next campaign trip. Education should be handled at the local level, not the Federal level. In Missouri, our property taxes pay for the public schools.
I don’t disagree with you. If it’s not up to the government, why run on that as a comapaign issue?
 
They haven’t done anything because the government’s role im creating jobs. At best, they can “get out of the way” by lowering taxes.
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They haven’t done anything because the government’s role is minimal in creating jobs. At best, they can “get out of the way” by lowering taxes

Again: my apologies:o
 
Again, like Rich, you equate care and doing something with big spending and bloated, bureaucratic programs at the federal level. It’s the Democrat way. It isn’t the way our country was founded. It is contrary to Church teaching regarding the role of government. When Republicans do something, it is based on the principles of freedom and liberty, rather than the Welfare State.
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What exactly have they done about jobs since they took the house. Yelling jobs Jobs! Jobs! is not really that great of a plan. What was the grand plan for affordable health care? Education? Private vouchers have been discussed for as long as my kids went to Catholics schools…grade school, high school, and college…where’s that voucher I’ve been promised?
I think the plan is baffle the masses with the substance you keep bringing up in the bovine variety
Practically anything House Republicans try to pass, Democrats stop in the senate. But Republicans have got a Jobs bill, do you think it will be passed by the senate?

Congressional Republicans and Bush proposed $100 million national plan back in 2006 for low income students to escape low performing public schools and go to private schools, assailed by Democrats. If this national plan is still available now I am not sure.
 
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They haven’t done anything because the government’s role is minimal in creating jobs. At best, they can “get out of the way” by lowering taxes

Again: my apologies:o
Uh huh and Pirate Talker asked how lowering taxes has worked out over the last 10 yrs in creating jobs.
 
Uh huh and Pirate Talker asked how lowering taxes has worked out over the last 10 yrs in creating jobs.
Worked great till the Democrats were elected to congress and the housing market fell off a cliff.
 
Practically anything House Republicans try to pass, Democrats stop in the senate. But Republicans have got a Jobs bill, do you think it will be passed by the senate?

Congressional Republicans and Bush proposed $100 million national plan back in 2006 for low income students to escape low performing public schools and go to private schools, assailed by Democrats. If this national plan is still available now I am not sure.
They might have come up with 100 million dollar plan, but they didn’t come up with the 100 million. All hat and no cattle.
 
Worked great till the Democrats were elected to congress and the housing market fell off a cliff.
Maybe you would like to connect the dots to deregulating the banking industry so they could make ridiculous loans and sell them off.From reading your posts, you seem like you would rather have the truth rather than the party line.
 
Maybe you would like to connect the dots to deregulating the banking industry so they could make ridiculous loans and sell them off.From reading your posts, you seem like you would rather have the truth rather than the party line.
Did you ever do research into banks being cornered by certain liberal politicians and groups like Acorn into making loans they normally would not have made? Many of them based on race.
 
Maybe you would like to connect the dots to deregulating the banking industry so they could make ridiculous loans and sell them off.From reading your posts, you seem like you would rather have the truth rather than the party line.
One of the people deeply involved in developing the idea of bundling toxic mortgages and trading them as credit default swaps is our current Secretary of Treasury.
 
Maybe you would like to connect the dots to deregulating the banking industry so they could make ridiculous loans and sell them off.From reading your posts, you seem like you would rather have the truth rather than the party line.
Exactly. And if they are going to blame the 2007 takeover of the House for the housing mkt decline, then I suppose they’ll blame the 2011 Republican takeover of the House for why the 2011 economy is still so stagnant and in such dire straits. At least the latter makes more sense since the 2011 House has spent a great deal of time on abortion bills rather than jobs.
 
Exactly. And if they are going to blame the 2007 takeover of the House for the housing mkt decline, then I suppose they’ll blame the 2011 Republican takeover of the House for why the 2011 economy is still so stagnant and in such dire straits. At least the latter makes more sense since the 2011 House has spent a great deal of time on abortion bills rather than jobs.
I don’t blame the takeover by Democrats as causing housing problems, that had little to do with it. I do believe that small and medium companies are much more reluctant to hire with Democrats in charge. As far as the housing market goes there are a number of places you can point the finger at. One major one would be people buying the maximum amount of home that the bank would loan them the money for. Another would be liberal politicians and their cohorts pressuring lenders to make loans to folks who had no business buying a house.

I bought a home in the middle of this mess a few years ago. The first banker told me no, the second one limited my selection by limiting the amount of money he would loan. I was a first time homebuyer and bought a house that was within my means.
 
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