Posted by Spotted Horse on August 01, 2009 at 07:51:38 from (24.225.2.191):
In Reply to: POOF posted by trucker40 on August 01, 2009 at 07:18:09:
trucker40 said: (quoted from post at 07:18:09 08/01/09) You are about as dumb as they come.Just look up what Reagan actually did.He grew government more than Carter and if you want to get technical about it he wasnt a conservative.He was only conservative in terms of cheating working people.As far as defense contractors and big business grew them to where we had a lopsided country,everything for the rich.It grew so big it fell over and the crooks moved out because they knew it was torn up.It will take 40 years if we are lucky to recover from your Neocon"conservatives"that are traitors,and Reagan ignorant as he was,was just their puppet.Learn something for a change please.The big shots get the welfare.You cry because disadvantaged people(yet another problem because of big shots not wanting people to be educated)get a little stipend from the government and go to the doctor?What are you worse than a communist?Yet when they give away 2 trillion,which makes me mad at both sides,that is just fine?You are insane if nobody ever told you.You are also a tiny screeching lying minority that was always considered a fringe until we all went crazy.First fix yourself,then you will figure out how to fix the country.It wont be a conservative way I will guarantee that.If it is we will be in the last war.
Only a complete idiot would think the "fix" for this country is to spend money (we DON'T have) on our problems,... you mouthy moron.
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