Fiscally Responsible Politicians?


	Fiscally Responsible Politicians?

Eaglewings

4-3-2009 11:19 PM

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obamanomics, budget, fiscal plan, deficit, democrats, obama, debt

Eaglewings says:

This headline screams OXYMORON. It is impossible to even suggest that ANYONE on the democrat side of the aisle is FISCALLY Conservative. The spending in the White House is horrendous!

But like all liberal politicians, there is not a spending plan they will not support nor a tax they will not impose! Hold on to your wallets and jobs if you can. Them dems are on a roll.

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