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| Subject: Re: Facts are stubborn things | Date: 11/29/2012 8:49 PM | |
| Author: MadCapitalist | Number: 1841050 of 1879168 | |
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"1) We haven't had a budget surplus when Democrats controlled Congress since 1969." Gee, hasn't it been pointed out to you numerous times before that due to the nature of group decision making versus a single person making a decision, that the President is much more influential in budgeting and the resultant deficits than congress ever will be? Has there *ever* been a budget passed where Congress didn't vote it into law? Because I'm pretty sure that it would be illegal. Or are you of the school that believes that Congressmen -- or at least Democratic Congressmen -- shouldn't be held accountable for the way they vote? Face facts. Each Congressman that voted for a budget that has a deficit is partially responsible for that deficit. And that *includes* Democratic Congressmen. |
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