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In reply to the discussion: The "Fiscal Cliff" vote is over, did we cut Social Security? [View all]JackRiddler
(24,979 posts)27. Yes, exactly. No deal has been made, it's only...
a two month delay on all issues other than income tax (which was not a good deal).
At least there will be a slightly - slightly - better Congress in play.
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I see lots of folks posting that they see from 'so many' stuff like 'absolutely double dog' and that
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2013
#6
So when you say 'I heard from many' you really mean 'I am making up shit I never saw and can
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2013
#7
OP can offer up any single quote that says the shit he claims he sees from 'many'.
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2013
#38
The fiscal cliff was originally pushed for by Obama as a way of implementing SS reform
Leopolds Ghost
Jan 2013
#8
Never occurred to Joe that the outrage from the actual Left had some effect. Never will. nt
Bonobo
Jan 2013
#11
If you go back over my posts on this topic, you'll find my predicted outcome is
JoePhilly
Jan 2013
#31
That is exactly what it was. It was the Democrats that understood the threat and who
plethoro
Jan 2013
#25
Actually, by letting the payroll tax holiday expire we have strengthened it.
Motown_Johnny
Jan 2013
#19
So do you mean I can stop calling and writing the WH and my reps about it now?
forestpath
Jan 2013
#22
well, this is the defense of and for his expressed willingness to cut it from
stupidicus
Jan 2013
#28
Yep. Especially because, when Obama does put it back on the table, they will
forestpath
Jan 2013
#35
WTF!!! Obama is the one that put SS on the table. The Democrats in Congress took it away.
Dawgs
Jan 2013
#23
Is it so hard for people to actually think that the WH and Congress(dem side) might actually
Bodhi BloodWave
Jan 2013
#29
No, but that doesn't stop the ODSers to find something else to go after the
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jan 2013
#30