Reminder to refrain from vulgar endorsements
Started by
elder
, Sep 26 2011 08:06 PM
14 replies to this topic
#12
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- VibeTribe
- 4,209 posts
Posted 26 September 2011 - 11:21 PM
Again, how interesting that as soon as a thread, even one meant as a spinoff, says anything anti-obama, it gets moved.
Either someone keeps crying to the VG's like a little baby, or its just a thinly veiled attempt at censorship.
Either way it blows (no children that may be lurking, not in the way the wind blows. Use your little imaginations
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Either someone keeps crying to the VG's like a little baby, or its just a thinly veiled attempt at censorship.
Either way it blows (no children that may be lurking, not in the way the wind blows. Use your little imaginations
)
#14
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- VibeTribe
- 16,795 posts
Posted 28 September 2011 - 11:05 AM
Hey Elder:
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner didn’t dispute a Harvard economist’s estimate that each job in the White House’s jobs plan would cost $200,000, but said the pricetag is the wrong way to measure the bill’s worth.
And he also pointed out, in an interview today with ABC News’ David Muir, that there is no other option on the table for getting the economy moving and putting more people back to work.
“ You've got to think about the costs of the alternatives,” Geithner said when asked about Harvard economist Martin Feldstein’s calculation that each job created by President Obama’s American Jobs Act would cost taxpayers about $200,000.
http://abcnews.go.co...ory?id=14609951
FAIL is right....right across his face.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner didn’t dispute a Harvard economist’s estimate that each job in the White House’s jobs plan would cost $200,000, but said the pricetag is the wrong way to measure the bill’s worth.
And he also pointed out, in an interview today with ABC News’ David Muir, that there is no other option on the table for getting the economy moving and putting more people back to work.
“ You've got to think about the costs of the alternatives,” Geithner said when asked about Harvard economist Martin Feldstein’s calculation that each job created by President Obama’s American Jobs Act would cost taxpayers about $200,000.
http://abcnews.go.co...ory?id=14609951
FAIL is right....right across his face.
