Same here big guy!
Posted on 05/17/2016 3:24:05 AM PDT by IBD editorial writer
Obama said
“The good old days weren’t all that good”, Obama said. “Take it with a grain of salt”.
Surely Hillay’s peddling fiction! <>
IIRC Slick ran a ‘game’ with the help of Goldman Sax to keep the Stock Mkt stoked.
And in the last year of his reign things started to unravel.
That’s right first woman,put the man in charge
Hillary has declared herself to be PINO
President in Name Only
Their you go again Chode! LOL! In these crazy times we all need to follow your post more, never mind more Cow Bell, we need more of your comedic one liners!
She must mean Newt.
Bill Clinton is the one who wants to see a "world without profits." Just the kind of guy we need to have making economic policy.
Bill Clinton promises a world without profits
Of course, when he says "world without profits," he and Hillary and all his cronies will naturally be exempt.
Add Newt and the boys in a way. Do you remember the disparity in rates between Dividends and Capital gains? Divee's were @ your Marginal Rate, yet under Newt, Cap Gains were 20%. So you were making in 100k in 1999, you told your broker to chase the cap gains in petfoodsonline.com type BS to pay 20% cap gains vs. 39.6% on your Divee's if you were making 100k or greater. So owning Utilities then was just so uncool....
Same here big guy!
Hillary in charge of Healthcare when Slick was president and now Slick in charge of the economy when Hillary is president. I see a strange parallel. What could go wrong??
Both are older with lots less energy and the fact they have a bad ideology.
Yep - I voted for McCain -Palin in 2008
Yeah, me to...
Palin /What’s-his-name
Oh the hell she will. Lying skank traitor.
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