Christ, I love Christie

yeah, we know why you *really* love Christie.

Dont front bigboy, we know who you really are.

 

Hope he loses some weight. And it looks like he needs his blood pressure checked. He doesn't look healthy.

 

Is it polite to talk about fat people who do less work than the rest of us and eat more?

 

just an observation

 

Umm, balancing the budget for a state the size of New Jersey is one thing. Balancing a budget for one of the largest countries in the world, both in size and population, is a "whole 'nother animal." Unlike many, I think talks are progressing at exactly the rate as they should. It's just that in our Facebook-Twitter-24-Hour-News World, we want everything to be resolved...yesterday.

Now, if August 2 passes and the debt ceiling hasn't been raised, or if they don't have a plan by then, then the American people deserve to bring the wrath down on all of them.

 

i'm just looking at the text and i don't get it. isn't obama supporting bipartisan plans coming out of the senate, he's not supporting some individual's plan.

you're all over the board basso, you say you love ryan's plan, well he's an individual, or mconnell's or whomever next week's flavor is. i guess if you support a democrat's plan you're not leading?

 

I still can't get over this dude taking a helicopter to his son's little league game then taking a car the hundred feet from the copter to the field.

 

its not cool to talk about fat people not doing as much work as the rest of us

okay i know that joke was already played but com on

 

obama, wanted to work on the grand plan, house republican's balked. i know its new talking point, obama hasn't offered a plan, but the republicans have already lost the message battle, because they were inflexible

 

The Progressive Caucus has had a plan for something like a few months now, not that the President or the Republicans will consider it due to their bats*** crazy stance on tax.

http://cpc.grijalva.house.gov/index.cfm?sectionid=70

Which begs the question, where is the in-depth Republican plan? All you hear is
"spending cuts, spending cuts, spending cuts". It's the same as me saying I'm going to solve my financial woes by learning how to stop eating.

 

see northside's post, also, this is a bit disingenuous since the negotiation can't get this far because if obama puts entitlements on the table, there has to be revenue talk

so can you name a single revenue increase house republicans agree to

i can play that game

 

oh lord, the balanced budget plan, that's viable. so is ryan's plan

 

President Obama is not the one trying to hijack American politics based on approving spending Congress already approved before.

but now that you mention it...http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703385404576259903446373140.html

Ryan budget, fyi, was not passed into law, as it ought not have been. It might have been passed by the House, but the House isn't the end-all and be-all. It was basically "let's cut as much as possible". It didn't even balance the budget until 2030! And it added onto the debt from 2010-2020. If you consider that as progress, just creating a plan, well here's my plan.

Turn the elderly into Soylent Green
Export all children to China
Tax cuts for everyone!!!

If you can even consider CCB a "plan" of any sort, I laugh in your general direction.

If having a s***, vague plan constitutes an achievement, well sign me on, I have plenty of s*** and vague plans to propose.

 

As opposed to Obama's budget which got 0 votes in the Senate? Ryan's budget got 40.

 

um okay, there was a reason for that zero vote plan, because it was already outdated.

but even if not, 40 nothing but republican votes is nothing to hang your hat on. he didn't even get all the republican votes