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General Discussion => The New Joe Montgomery Birther Pit => Topic started by: chum1 on April 20, 2010, 10:47:22 AM
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Life was so good back then. Thanks, Bill.
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:kstatriot:
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It was . . . he was great at crafting legislation that back ended a lot of stuff, and living large off the vaporware of the .com "revolution" (soon bust) . . . I'd also point out that for much Clinton's presidency there were actually real conservatives running the show in Congress which moved Clinton well towards the Center.
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It was . . . he was great at crafting legislation that back ended a lot of stuff, and living large off the vaporware of the .com "revolution" (soon bust) . . . I'd also point out that for much Clinton's presidency there were actually real conservatives running the show in Congress which moved Clinton well towards the Center.
dont present facts, dude... you'll confuse the donk'tards.
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It was . . . he was great at crafting legislation that back ended a lot of stuff, and living large off the vaporware of the .com "revolution" (soon bust) . . . I'd also point out that for much Clinton's presidency there were actually real conservatives running the show in Congress which moved Clinton well towards the Center.
qft
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It was . . . he was great at crafting legislation that back ended a lot of stuff, and living large off the vaporware of the .com "revolution" (soon bust) . . . I'd also point out that for much Clinton's presidency there were actually real conservatives running the show in Congress which moved Clinton well towards the Center.
Newt Gingrich made Clinton a do-nothing centrist, which is what we need now.
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History's greatest monster.
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First black president!
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We need this emoticon with Bill Clinton hair: :cool:
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You know what's weird to think about? If there were no term limits Big Will would still be in office.
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You know what's weird to think about? If there were no term limits Big Will would still be in office.
Reagan probably would have died in office.
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You know what's weird to think about? If there were no term limits Big Will would still be in office.
Reagan probably would have died in office.
no, would have lost in 92.
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You know what's weird to think about? If there were no term limits Big Will would still be in office.
Reagan probably would have died in office.
You have to be able to wipe your own ass to serve as president (it's in the constitution or something) so he was on his way out in another year after his second term.
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It was . . . he was great at crafting legislation that back ended a lot of stuff, and living large off the vaporware of the .com "revolution" (soon bust) . . . I'd also point out that for much Clinton's presidency there were actually real conservatives running the show in Congress which moved Clinton well towards the Center.
dont present facts, dude... you'll confuse the donk'tards.
Facts? You mean like the fact that when Clinton left office, the United States was experiencing the largest budget surplus in US history?
:confused:
It seems to me like all the right wing lunatics want to do is blame Clinton's success on everything but Clinton himself.
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It was . . . he was great at crafting legislation that back ended a lot of stuff, and living large off the vaporware of the .com "revolution" (soon bust) . . . I'd also point out that for much Clinton's presidency there were actually real conservatives running the show in Congress which moved Clinton well towards the Center.
dont present facts, dude... you'll confuse the donk'tards.
Facts? You mean like the fact that when Clinton left office, the United States was experiencing the largest budget surplus in US history?
:confused:
It seems to me like all the right wing lunatics want to do is blame Clinton's success on everything but Clinton himself.
Surplus?
9/30/1987 Reagan/Democrat Congress
$2,350,276,890,953.00
9/30/1988 Reagan/Democrat Congress
$2,602,337,712,041.16 +$252,060,821,088.16
9/30/1989 Bush/Democrat Congress
$2,857,430,960,187.32 +$255,093,248146.16
9/30/1990 Bush/Democrat Congress
$3,233,313,451,777.25 +$375,882,491,589.93
9/30/1991 Bush/Democrat Congress
$3,665,303,351,697.03 +$431,989,899,919.78
9/30/1992 Bush/Democrat Congress
$4,064,620,655,521.66 +$399,317,303,824.63
9/30/1993 Clinton/Democrat Congress
$4,411,488,883,139.38 +$346,868,227,617.72
9/30/1994 Clinton/Democrat Congress
$4,692,749,910,013.32 +$281,261,026,873.94
9/30/1995 Clinton/Republican Congress
$4,973,982,900,709.39 +$281,232,990,696.07
9/30/1996 Clinton/Republican Congress
$5,224,810,939,135.73 +$250,828,038,426.34
9/30/1997 Clinton/Republican Congress
$5,413,146,011,397.34 +$188,335,072,261.61
9/30/1998 Clinton/Republican Congress
$5,526,193,008,897.62 +$113,046,997,500.28
9/30/1999 Clinton/Republican Congress
$5,656,270,901,615.43 +$130,077,892,717.81
9/30/2000 Clinton/Republican Congress
$5,674,178,209,886.86 +$17,907,308,271.43
9/30/2001 Bush/Republican Congress
$5,807,463,412,200.06 +$133,285,202,313.20
9/30/2002 Bush/Republican Congress
$6,228,235,965,597.16 +$420,772,553,397.10
9/30/2003 Bush/Republican Congress
$6,783,231,062,743.62 +$554,995,097,146.46
9/30/2004 Bush/Republican Congress
$7,379,052,696,330.32 +$595,821,633,586.70
3/08/2005 Bush/Republican Congress
$7,746,290,500,431.39 +$367,237,804,101.07
And....
"Over the past 25 years, the government has gotten used to the fact that Social Security is providing free money to make the rest of the deficit look smaller," said Andrew Biggs, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/03/31/politics/washingtonpost/main4906936.shtml
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Jeffy doesn't know the difference between the budget and the national debt. Go figure.
:lol:
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"Over the past 25 years, the government has gotten used to the fact that Social Security is providing free money to make the rest of the deficit look smaller," said Andrew Biggs, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/03/31/politics/washingtonpost/main4906936.shtml
Didn't someone suggest putting those funds in a "lock box"? Oh yeah, it was that Al Gore guy.
Didn't someone make fun of the "lock box" idea? Oh yeah, it was Bush and the Republicans. Hmmm, I think Bush may have "borrowed" that money to cut taxes for the rich instead.
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"Over the past 25 years, the government has gotten used to the fact that Social Security is providing free money to make the rest of the deficit look smaller," said Andrew Biggs, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/03/31/politics/washingtonpost/main4906936.shtml
Didn't someone suggest putting those funds in a "lock box"? Oh yeah, it was that Al Gore guy.
Didn't someone make fun of the "lock box" idea? Oh yeah, it was Bush and the Republicans. Hmmm, I think Bush may have "borrowed" that money to cut taxes for the rich instead.
Note how the quote mentioned over the last 25 years. There's plenty of guilt to go around.