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madfloridian

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1. Now they can say that Democrats offered to cut Social Security.

Reply to bigtree (Original post)

Sun Dec 30, 2012, 07:59 PM

Dec 2012

And they probably will do that.

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How relevant is 'chained CPI' hysteria if republicans weren't serious about it in the first place? [View all] bigtree Dec 2012 OP

Now they can say that Democrats offered to cut Social Security. madfloridian Dec 2012 #1

And the Republicans own the word C-CPI Panasonic Dec 2012 #2

actually, it is you and your brethren who say that. But it never happens. MjolnirTime Dec 2012 #3

No, actually I am not known for jumping to "extreme conclusions". madfloridian Dec 2012 #9

I have seen post after post from you accusing Obama of giving away everything. You have been wrong. MjolnirTime Dec 2012 #11

I believe he is harming public education. I don't think he is strong on the safety nets. madfloridian Dec 2012 #13

'offered' is a very broad term bigtree Dec 2012 #6

The Democrats put the offer on the table. madfloridian Dec 2012 #7

You were never in the room. Yet you pretend as if you were. MjolnirTime Dec 2012 #12

Go ahead and let it all out. These are some very odd attacks going on. madfloridian Dec 2012 #14

no. it was a republican proposal that had conditional support bigtree Dec 2012 #15

It was put on the table by our president. Offer or counteroffer...IMO no difference. madfloridian Dec 2012 #16

no. it was put on the table by republicans and tentively/conditionally accepted as part of a package bigtree Dec 2012 #17

Oh, it will be relevant till Cha Dec 2012 #4

It's accomplished what it intended - depress the vote for 2014. They'll create more. freshwest Dec 2012 #10

That was the best fucking deal they will EVER see. They couldn't do it & now EVERYONE knows. patrice Dec 2012 #5

This is about obvious political framing Tom Rinaldo Dec 2012 #8

endless rationalization is endless cthulu2016 Dec 2012 #18

A benchmark has been set. No one yet knows what can be cut from Social Security 1-Old-Man Dec 2012 #19

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