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From: okamuraj005@hawaii.rr.com
"$27 TRILLION to pay for Kyoto" wrote in message
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> Obama critics spreading right-wing lies
> Published: June 4, 2010
>
>
>
> On June 1 two letters to this newspaper by Rita Cliff and the
> gloom-and-doom
> twins, Joe Kundrick and Mike Sanko, used right-wing lies about President
> Obama and Democrats of spending and taxes.
>
> First the spending. Given the hand this president was handed - two wars
> and
> the worst econmy (talk about spending!) this country has ever seen, anyone
> with half a brain knows the only way out was to spend. At least we know
> the
> money is being spent on poor people not rich, like you guys. Funny how
> Republican politicians voted against spending bills but were pictured in
> their local newspapers bragging how great they were in getting money for
> their area.
Anyone with half a brain? Let me see. "Half" means that one half thinks
that one way is the right way, and the other half thinks it is not the right
way? "Half" means that only one half thinks it is the right thing to do and
the other half thinks it is the wrong thing to do? So, which half is the
right half? Are you saying that those who think that there was a better way
than increasing the national debt to solve the problem is worng? What leads
you to that conclusion?
>
> Second, about taxes. This past year people paid the lowest percent of
> income
> tax in the last 50 years. But of course you will never hear those facts
> while
> listening to Rush or Fox (fixed news), will you?
Kind of misleading don't you think? "If" the economy is not growing, then
by definition income is not growing and if income is not growing, then taxes
are not growing....
>
> Now the oil spill. I would guess Dick Cheney's secret meeting with all the
> oil companies while in office had nothing to do with them not being
> regulated
> . Too bad this president isnt Superman. But then again, you right-wingers
> or
> is it tea-bagging far, far-righties would blame him for wearing a suit
> with
> an "S" on it but not a tie.
Can the government prevent someone from doing the wrong thing? If the
government knew how to stop people from doing the wrong thing, then we would
not have any passenger jets crash, we would have no one getting hooked on
drugs, we would not have a problem with illegal immigration, to name just a
few examples, would we?
>
> Also on the oil spill how is that "drill baby drill" thingie working out
> for
> you?
It will work out just fine. All you are succeeding in doing by not drilling
now, is insuring that the oil companies make more money. We will drill for
that oil at some point. Either we drill now, or we drill later, is really
the only difference. But we will drill. The reason is simple, whether you
like it or not, we need oil and we will need oil for as far as the eye can
see. The price of oil is only going to get higher, it is not going to get
smaller. So, by not allowing the oil companeis to drill now, all you are
doing is helping the oil companies make more money, when they do drill.
>
> Thank God we didnt elect the maverick (oh, that's right, now he never said
> he
> was a maverick) or "failin Palin" because we would be in a heck of a
> bigger
> mess than we are in now because John could not do two things at once and
> Sarah could not do one thing at a time.
Well, we have a President who is doing a lousy job now. So, whether someone
else like a Palin can do an even worst job, is really the question. Hard to
imagine someone more incompetent being the President than the one we have
now.
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