He will blink

[ptif219]

i didn't see it. thanks.

you put up a link to "the american" a rightie blog.

why would anyone find that credible?

i'm finding keeping up with you boring since you aren't capable of discussion.

You mean you will not accept anything that disagrees with you or Obama

[Mainecoons]

But she can't rebut it.

[Cigar]

You mean you will not accept anything that disagrees with you or Obama

I guess President Obama learned an impotent GOP word ... NO

[Mainecoons]

Neither can you rebut it, of course.

[ptif219]

That's rich. Jillian whines about the dollar losing reserve status and our huge indebtedness to China while slavishly supporting an administration whose policies of wanton deficit and money printing are the greatest threats to both.

The irony is amazing. I really wonder if Jillian ever looks at what she posts before she does so.

I wonder if she has seen this yet

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...ack-to-double/

President Obama likes to say that raising the nation’s borrowing limit “won’t add a dime” to the federal debt, but he neglects to mention that the government already has borrowed the equivalent of more than 60 trillion dimes since he took office.
When Mr. Obama became president in January 2009, the total federal debt stood at $10.6 trillion. This week, it hit $16.7 trillion — an increase of 57 percent. In the same time frame under President George W. Bush, total federal debt rose 38 percent. Under President Clinton, it rose 32 percent.

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The administration says the government will run out of authority to pay its bills by Oct. 17 unless Congress raises the debt limit again to allow more borrowing. The president portrays the move as one of simple responsibility.
“It does not increase our debt,” Mr. Obama said. “It does not grow our deficits. All it does is allow the Treasury Department to pay for what Congress has already spent.”
The president rarely mentions that he, by law, approves congressional spending, and his argument glosses over the nation’s burgeoning total debt.
“It’s certainly not the whole story,” said Alex Brill, a budget specialist at the American Enterprise Institute. “We’ve seen a dramatic increase in the debt held by the public in the last four or five years, and it’s projected to only get worse.”
On Oct. 4, the debt held by the public — not including Social Security and Medicare — had risen 89.3 percent since Mr. Obama took office, according to FactCheck.org, a nonprofit project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania. The administration recently projected an annual deficit of $750 billion in the fiscal year that began Oct. 1 and $626 billion the year after that.
“At that rate, the debt owed to the public will more than double during the Obama presidency,” FactCheck said in its quarterly statistical report on Mr. Obama’s tenure in office.

[Cigar]

Send the Teapublicans a CR with a minimum wage increase to $10.75

... freezing Pentagon spending at 75% of current levels,

.... and repealing the Debt Limit law entirely.

THEN we can "negotiate" from that.

[roadmaster]

I think Americans have blinked. Arresting vets at the memorial but opening it up for illegals! Spitting on these vet should be a wake up call for many that still have honor.