Monday, September 10, 2012

Huffington Post Comments, 9/10/2012

11:16 AM on 09/07/2012 
 
No matter what the job numbers are, the GOP & the corporate media will keep moving the bar for the President. Remember this! The Sept job report will be about 7.8% and Oct will be close to 7.6%. Watch the corporate media move the bar and say that it will be a bad report! Remember this! 
 
Me:
 
The reason the unemployment rate will be less than 8% before the election is because the people who make the numbers are lying to you.

http://althouse.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-us-economy-added-96000-jobs-in.html
 
02:30 PM on 09/07/2012 
 
It is amazing how we pick and choose what data and information we want to believe. Well you would have to be that way to swallow the lies that Mitt & Ryan are feeding you.   
 
I've had comment exchanges with endless lefties who are convinced that their facts are correct and and facts to the contrary are just wrong republican talking points.  The Althouse article I linked to asks this question: 

"How does the unemployment rate fall when you're only getting 64% of the new jobs you need to keep up with the growing population?"

This person is convinced that their side is correct, and yet ignores this very obvious question.  Their side is always right after all.

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10:56 AM on 09/07/2012 
 
The traitorous Republicans from the start made the American worker the guinea pig for their bold-faced attempt to paralyze the administration. The overall trend is still up. We cannot reward the party of depression under Bush and Herbert Hoover with four years to plunge us yet into another depression.

Stay the course, or millions more go into the breadlines. [Can't you just feel the love?]

Me: 

Both Bush and Hoover spent and spent and spent just like Keynes said they should, and using the same logic of today's democrats.

"This formula for economic success—cut the national debt, produce a sound currency, and cut taxes—has been drastically violated during the economic stagnation of the last five years. From 2007-2012, the U.S. has sharply increased its national debt, has undermined its currency in part through quantitative easing, and is raising taxes (or trying to raise taxes) and putting stringent regulations on American businesses. Why not do what worked during the Gilded Age? Increase liberty and decrease the size of government." -http://www.burtfolsom.com/?p=1896
 
03:32 PM on 09/07/2012 
 
Why not do what worked during the Gilded Age? Increase liberty and decrease the size of government.
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Federal government wasn't reduced under and liberty wasn't either. The Republicans at the federal level and decidedly at the state level built up a considerable bureaucracy. Where the railroad barons set up rate commissions and agencies to buy land with bribes for everyone in the state legislature. The idea of a gilded age nirvana of small government comes from loony rightists inhaling or smoking something they shouldn't. 
 
He's totally ignored my point: 
 
"Both Bush and Hoover spent and spent and spent just like Keynes said they should, and using the same logic of today's democrats." 
 
How could I have made it more clear?
 
"ITS ALL BUSHES FAULT! YOU STUPID PERSON ON DRUGS WHO DISAGREES WITH ME!!!!"

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