Comments on: Andrew Breitbart is a one-eyed trouser snake, and so is Ben Jealous (I’m looking at you too, Vilsack) http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555 Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:12:28 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: G.Stone http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-71098 G.Stone Sat, 31 Jul 2010 20:52:29 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-71098 What do you think cost her her job, LL? Her boss(s) are knee jerk nitwits. What do you think cost her her job, LL?

Her boss(s) are knee jerk nitwits.

]]> By: I bleed Obama Blue http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70999 I bleed Obama Blue Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:41:25 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70999 * * * And gave amnesty to undocumented workers and spent like a drunken sailor and virtually created Muslim extremism. * It is truly ironic how the current generation of wingnuts worship St. Ronnie when, considering his record as Governor and President, they'd never actually vote of him today. *
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And gave amnesty to undocumented workers and spent like a drunken sailor and virtually created Muslim extremism.
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It is truly ironic how the current generation of wingnuts worship St. Ronnie when, considering his record as Governor and President, they’d never actually vote of him today.

]]> By: edmundburkenator http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70992 edmundburkenator Fri, 30 Jul 2010 19:00:08 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70992 Reagan raised taxes too, LL. Reagan raised taxes too, LL.

]]> By: Loudoun Lady http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70979 Loudoun Lady Fri, 30 Jul 2010 14:51:45 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70979 I didn't think much of Bush Sr when he was President, and nothing has changed. He was a good Commander in Chief in the Gulf War. * What I meant to say was given the economic outlook after Reagan, the drastic tax cuts and an economy that was fully functioning again - it was a stark difference to when Reagan came into office. I don't care to argue with you about how effective Reagan's tax cuts were, because you are an advocate of "taxing the rich" and rates that are probably more in line with Carter's era - which is where we are headed now. * We had 20 years of economic growth thanks to Reagan, and Clinton benefitted from it enormously. I didn’t think much of Bush Sr when he was President, and nothing has changed. He was a good Commander in Chief in the Gulf War.
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What I meant to say was given the economic outlook after Reagan, the drastic tax cuts and an economy that was fully functioning again – it was a stark difference to when Reagan came into office. I don’t care to argue with you about how effective Reagan’s tax cuts were, because you are an advocate of “taxing the rich” and rates that are probably more in line with Carter’s era – which is where we are headed now.
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We had 20 years of economic growth thanks to Reagan, and Clinton benefitted from it enormously.

]]> By: edmundburkenator http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70918 edmundburkenator Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:53:56 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70918 Clinton followed Bush I (the good Bush), LL. Unless you are suggesting EVERYONE after Reagan followed Reagan. Which, in a sense, is right. . I know he probably makes your teeth itch, but he was a decent, smart guy, and a good president. The last realist Republican in the White House. Clinton followed Bush I (the good Bush), LL. Unless you are suggesting EVERYONE after Reagan followed Reagan. Which, in a sense, is right.
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I know he probably makes your teeth itch, but he was a decent, smart guy, and a good president. The last realist Republican in the White House.

]]> By: Loudoun Lady http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70907 Loudoun Lady Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:03:03 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70907 "Slick Willie clocks in at 3.8%." * Clinton was Pretty damn lucky he followed Reagan, not Carter - in office. “Slick Willie clocks in at 3.8%.”
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Clinton was Pretty damn lucky he followed Reagan, not Carter – in office.

]]> By: I bleed Obama Blue http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70815 I bleed Obama Blue Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:04:48 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70815 * * * Alter -- * “Apparently in an effort to prop up Obama now you have some media outlets attempting to attack Reagan’s results by addressing this economy as the worst ever in history as a means of praising Obama for any light at the end of the tunnel....” * To what “media outlest do your refer? * “...I recall having to park the car at the gas station line over night as a kid and walking home with my dad...” * That would have been in 1973 or 1974, during the oil embargo. * “I also recall what had to have been a 20% unemployment rate then...” * Sorry, but no. Unemployment has not been that high since the 1930s. According to the BOLS, the highest unemployment rates since World War II, occurred under Reagan in 1982-83 (9.7% and 9.6% and Gerald Ford in 1975-76 (8.5% and 7.7%). The highest unemployment under Jimmy Carter was in 1980 (7.1%). *
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“Apparently in an effort to prop up Obama now you have some media outlets attempting to attack Reagan’s results by addressing this economy as the worst ever in history as a means of praising Obama for any light at the end of the tunnel….”
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To what “media outlest do your refer?
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“…I recall having to park the car at the gas station line over night as a kid and walking home with my dad…”
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That would have been in 1973 or 1974, during the oil embargo.
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“I also recall what had to have been a 20% unemployment rate then…”
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Sorry, but no. Unemployment has not been that high since the 1930s. According to the BOLS, the highest unemployment rates since World War II, occurred under Reagan in 1982-83 (9.7% and 9.6% and Gerald Ford in 1975-76 (8.5% and 7.7%). The highest unemployment under Jimmy Carter was in 1980 (7.1%).

]]> By: I bleed Obama Blue http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70813 I bleed Obama Blue Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:43:47 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70813 * * * Remember also the recent abortive attempt of Breitbart's protégé James McKeefe to install wiretapping devices in the office of La. Sen. Mary Landrieu (a la the 1972 Watergate burglary of Democratic Party headquarters by Nixon's "dirty tricks" squad). * Breitbart and his ilk are scum. *
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Remember also the recent abortive attempt of Breitbart’s protégé James McKeefe to install wiretapping devices in the office of La. Sen. Mary Landrieu (a la the 1972 Watergate burglary of Democratic Party headquarters by Nixon’s “dirty tricks” squad).
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Breitbart and his ilk are scum.

]]> By: Alter of Freedom http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70812 Alter of Freedom Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:40:34 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70812 We will continue to muddle through and never reach our true potential as a Republic if we continue to spend more time debating the past versus focusing on our future. Why we spend so much time arguing over Reagan is beyond me. Its like everything else divided amongst partisan lines. The bounty of Reagan has long been lost. The bounty of the bubbles of the Clinton era have long been lost. We are an ever evolving economy now tied to globalization (unforntately)contributing to our lost manufacturing base of our past. It really matters not where you come down on Reagan in truth given back then in the 80's we were are producing economy and now lets face it folks we are more of a consuming economy. Economics are not the only issue appearing to be thrust upon revisionist history. Apparently in an effort to prop up Obama now you have some media outlets attemtping to attack Reagans results by addressing this economy as the worst ever in history as a means of praising Obama for any light at the end of the tunnel....well just so they do not get to far ahead of themselves I recall having to park the car at the gas station line over night as a kid and walking home with my dad and I also recall what had to have been a 20% unemployment rate then something we are not even close to so excuse me for not bying into the notion that these are the worst times of my life. We will continue to muddle through and never reach our true potential as a Republic if we continue to spend more time debating the past versus focusing on our future. Why we spend so much time arguing over Reagan is beyond me. Its like everything else divided amongst partisan lines. The bounty of Reagan has long been lost. The bounty of the bubbles of the Clinton era have long been lost. We are an ever evolving economy now tied to globalization (unforntately)contributing to our lost manufacturing base of our past. It really matters not where you come down on Reagan in truth given back then in the 80’s we were are producing economy and now lets face it folks we are more of a consuming economy. Economics are not the only issue appearing to be thrust upon revisionist history. Apparently in an effort to prop up Obama now you have some media outlets attemtping to attack Reagans results by addressing this economy as the worst ever in history as a means of praising Obama for any light at the end of the tunnel….well just so they do not get to far ahead of themselves I recall having to park the car at the gas station line over night as a kid and walking home with my dad and I also recall what had to have been a 20% unemployment rate then something we are not even close to so excuse me for not bying into the notion that these are the worst times of my life.

]]> By: RWN http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555&cpage=3#comment-70809 RWN Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:30:19 +0000 http://www.tooconservative.com/?p=7555#comment-70809 EB - Obama's reckless spending is a clear and present danger to the fiscal solvency of the United States of America. http://www.heritage.org/budgetchartbook/debt-and-deficits EB – Obama’s reckless spending is a clear and present danger to the fiscal solvency of the United States of America.
http://www.heritage.org/budgetchartbook/debt-and-deficits

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