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To: WOSG; sickoflibs
Yes, I have heard it ... by LIBERALS who claim that is what conservatives support. WE DONT. WE NEVER DID. Not a single conservative talk show host nor even any “Bot” whoever that may be has advocated ‘printing money are economic growth’. That’s Keynesian fantasy talk.

If you are referring to that exact quote, you're probably right. If you are denying that Republicans and so-called conservatives have not embraced Keynesian economics in pushing big-government solutions and government spending to justify jobs and substitute for real economic growth, I think you need to look closer. I would name names, but I suspect you would just tell me they were not conservative. As an example, looking forward, there are a number pushing for mega-spending on environmental programs. Kinda hard to talk about "limited government" being a platform of the Republican Party with those loons running around.

55 posted on 04/13/2009 4:44:21 PM PDT by calcowgirl ("Liberalism is just Communism sold by the drink." P. J. O'Rourke)
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To: calcowgirl; WOSG
RE “I would name names, but I suspect you would just tell me they were not conservative

Keen observation but they even have a better one. Levin-bots like their master will say the that republican you picked (GWB) was a conservative, “except on that one issue that they (the bot) opposed”

That way they always win. GWB was a conservative that did NON conservative things. Incidently most tax cuts republicans proposed, and passed under GWB were justified by Keynesian economics. That's why democrats could hi-jack the issue so easily.

58 posted on 04/13/2009 5:35:43 PM PDT by sickoflibs (RNC Party Theme : "We may be socialists, but they are Marxists!")
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