What should we do IF we go over the fiscal cliff?

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September 6th, 2017 at 4:27:49 PM permalink
AZDuffman
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Quote: reno
Much to the dismay of Tea Partiers and Republicans in Congress, Trump cut a short-term deal with Nancy Pelosi & Chuck Schumer to raise the debt ceiling.


Hey, at least he is more responsible than Obama who shut the government down over getting a deal.
The President is a fink.
September 6th, 2017 at 7:54:55 PM permalink
rxwine
Member since: Oct 24, 2012
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Quote: AZDuffman
Quote: reno
Much to the dismay of Tea Partiers and Republicans in Congress, Trump cut a short-term deal with Nancy Pelosi & Chuck Schumer to raise the debt ceiling.


Hey, at least he is more responsible than Obama who shut the government down over getting a deal.


Nope. Many Republicans talked about doing it. Why they were even "giddy" over doing it.

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Gingrich said Republicans needed to "be ready to stand on principle" and should refuse to fund the new healthcare law even if their refusal would result in a shutdown of the government.[25]

As the November 2010 congressional elections drew near, Rep. Lynn Westmoreland, a Republican from Georgia, said that if the Republicans won a majority of seats in the House, they would pass appropriation bills that the President would veto, leading to a government shutdown. Westmoreland told supporters: "We have put Band-Aids on some things that need to be cleaned out. That is going to take some pain. There's going to have to be some pain for us to do some things that we've got to do to right the ship."[26][27] Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, then running for office as the Republican Party's nominee, said that although a shutdown would be frustrating for many and an inconvenience, it might be absolutely necessary to make it politically possible to restructure federal spending.[28] Conservative political commentator Erick Erickson wrote, "I'm almost giddy thinking about a government shutdown next year. I cannot wait".[29]
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September 6th, 2017 at 7:59:08 PM permalink
rxwine
Member since: Oct 24, 2012
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Even missed some of it.

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Rep. Joe Walsh of Illinois said the country might need a government shutdown as a form of "shock therapy" to raise awareness of the state of the federal government's finances.[30] Conservative activists held rallies in early 2011 urging Republican lawmakers to shut down the government if necessary to push Democrats to agree to Republican budgetary proposals.[31] When Democrats said a government shutdown would have catastrophic effects on the economy and would hurt American families, many conservatives said Democrats were overstating the severity of the effects a shutdown would produce.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_federal_government_shutdown_of_2013
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