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Boehner: Obama’s Downgrade Will Not Stand

In response to Friday’s historic credit downgrade Republicans lashed out at President Obama, attributing the downgrade to Obama’s actions. Republican Speaker of the House John Boehner led the charge blasting the President’s recent debt ceiling bill “I warned the President that his plan didn’t cut spending enough but he didn’t listen.” Boehner went on to suggest that further spending cuts be enacted immediately saying “Right now we cannot afford the EPA, the NEA, the NSF, or the SEC. It’s time to cut the alphabet soup and get back to running this country.”


Asked by NBC’s Jim Avola if the GOP could share any blame in the credit downgrade, an angry Boehner, turning a deep red and slamming his hounds on a stated bluntly “let me be clear with the American public- the GOP has been following the same policies since Ronald Regean was President- the fact is you have a radical left-wing extremist in the White House that won’t let us fix the problems he created.”


Responding to NBC’s Kelly O’Donell’s request to understand how the GOP planned to address the new reality of the US- Boehner ejaculated “tax cuts!” Boehner then told reporters he was going to be submitting a bill when Congress reconvenes in late September that would “give Job Creators incentives to create jobs.”



In a file photo Boehner shows how much influence the GOP has on the overall health of the economy.

  


  

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    Unregistered Jeremiah (#1) 281 days ago Permalink

    What's wrong with tax cuts? Seriously, if it is cheaper for mine or your emyeoplr to pay for our health care than it is to pay more in taxes, wouldn't everyone be better off?But in a perfect world I would say that your health care is not your emyeoplr's responsibility, nor your government's; it is yours. What is your life worth to you? In a perfect world your health savings account would begin with the first dollar you earn, tax free in a fully insured savings account with no limits to what you can contribute. The only limits would be how you spend that money. Do you need medicine? Okay, buy it with money from your account. Is your poop a weird color? Go to the doctor you've saved money for this. Are you a hypochondriac? I hope you have a good job. The cost of health care is so outrageous, because everybody expects somebody else will pay the bill. Socialized medicine will only confound that problem. I foresee a system of health advocate professionals, similar to a real estate agent or a career counselor who will assist in financially sound decisions such as, This is the cheapest place to get an MRI or That Dr. House is a bad mother Shut your mouth! I'm just talking about House.

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