YES! It will open the government & raise the debt limit.
9%
NO! It's a short term fix & we needed a permanent one.
91%

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David J. Cyr's picture
David J. Cyr 12 years 26 weeks ago

government default:

the market-state's default setting: corporate persons deciding every what, when, and how of everything government gets done to natural persons and Nature

2013 default protection:

a corporate party "government default" benefit performance, by which recalcitrant acting Republicans kept hope in their changeless corporate party Democrat partners alive, so the corporate party's (R) & (D) team could continue to fool all the sheeple all the time

how the corporate party ensured its 2014 collection of another 99% popular vote mandate to continue the continuum of its (R) & (D) team's sociopathic policies... by locking in the votes of retarded retrogrades for Republicans and the votes of the deeply depraved for Democrats

Republicans:

Americans who are opposed to having a republic

the people who GOTV for the corporate party's Democrats

bible damaged voters

Democrats:

Americans who are opposed to having a democracy

the people who GOTV for the corporate party's Republicans

drug damaged voters

Tea Party:

dimwitted have nots serving the interests of the have mosts

red state shepherds of blue state sheeple

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el Sol chile' 12 years 26 weeks ago

Republican/GOP/Tee boys = Party before country E V E R Y T I M E.

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Lloyd Lutterman 12 years 26 weeks ago

We should have kept their keys while we had them out of the building!

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