R/x Costs

[ins.dave]

What's with the cost of r/x in this country anyway?
My wife saves like $800 per year using a Canadian website.
Works like a charm, delivered to the house.
Al posted that in 2003 our deficit went from 374 to 525 billion.
I don't get the whole "show humility" routine. Was it wrong to set up the r/x program?
Did it cause debt issues? Was it politically motivated? Was it a mistake? Go ahead answer yes to all that. This years deficit alone is 1.5 Trillion.
I just don't see the argument for compounding the situation MANY times over?


Ron Paul 2012 - let's get some substance in the whitehouse?

 

[Mr. Bill]

I know you already know the answers to most of your questions, and of course, a "normal" person doesn't add to their problems by compounding them. We're just not dealing with "normal" when it comes to pols.

When Bernie Sanders makes more sense than nearly every other member of congress (other than Ron Paul) you know there's a big stink out there and it's not coming from Denmark:

 

[Winter_123]

It is not totally surprising. Up until recent decades there were many consensus issues between the far left and the far right. Both were interested in overthrowing tyrants and spreading democracy, both believed that government should stay out peoples personal lives, both believed in open government and transparent use of government resources, both believed that voter rights were sacred (versus all this acorn and black panthere stuff).

The modern libs however are all big government types and are also becoming pimps for big business too even though they like to hand that on the conservatives. As far as transparency and openness in government, dont look to a modern lib for that. Look instead to someone on the far left or the far right, just like the old days.

You know times have changed when someone with a Brooklyn accent is the Senator from Vermont. That used to be considered prima feces evidence of treason right there.

Change you can believe in.

 

[Mr. Bill]

Sometimes politics is oh sooooooo booooring.

Why can't we get us some pols like this?

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/12/26/world/AP-AS-India-Governor-Resigns.html?_r=1

 

[Winter_123]

Sometimes politics is oh sooooooo booooring.

Why can't we get us some pols like this?

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/12/26/world/AP-AS-India-Governor-Resigns.html?_r=1

Hey, he has not been convicted yet. They may not be able to get "the evidence" to stand up in court and the jury may conclude that guilt is all in the behind of the holder.

Don't rush to judgment here.