Vote em out!

[B43]

Originally Posted by MoosePond

You just described a megabuck$ government project that would take at least a decade to complete.

Probably. Unlike the Govt., we did it in 5 months and paid cash!

We carry no debt longer than the 25 day grace period to pay the visa bill.

[MoosePond]

Originally Posted by sta

I think this is a prime example of why this thread was started, "Vote em Out", among many other reasons.

I know that most people are not going to jump ship on their party, but everyone needs to look long and hard at primary votes within their party. If there are not going to be sensible term limits set, we should do it for them with our votes.

Great idea that some here already practice, but it needs to become the mantra of every American voter. Keep spreading the word.

[speedlever]

Originally Posted by B43

Probably. Unlike the Govt., we did it in 5 months and paid cash!

We carry no debt longer than the 25 day grace period to pay the visa bill.

Now wait a minute. I thought you were a fiscal liberal. No?

[speedlever]

Originally Posted by MikeT

Yep, I agree with the message:

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/wat...AtV9H51MJKq.01

I like this guy. I'd like to hear his positions on other pertinent issues. He might get my vote (if he were running for an office I could vote for)!

[25 Year Honda Owner]

Originally Posted by B43

We carry no debt longer than the 25 day grace period to pay the visa bill.

Only way to go, been doing it for many years.

[B43]

Originally Posted by speedlever

Now wait a minute. I thought you were a fiscal liberal. No?

Nope. If you need a label for me, I'd probably be considered a liberal-minded fiscal conservative.

But, I also know the difference between penny wise and pound foolish.

And I believe in investment. Even a fiscal conservative should see the wisdom in our govt. investing in our country.

I don't understand why Obama's Jobs Bill never passed. Well, I do understand that it was just politicians playing politics. But now that the war (I mean the election) is over, we should revisit a Jobs Bill that invests in this country.

[MoosePond]

Originally Posted by B43

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And I believe in investment. Even a fiscal conservative should see the wisdom in our govt. investing in our country.

I don't understand why Obama's Jobs Bill never passed. Well, I do understand that it was just politicians playing politics. But now that the war (I mean the election) is over, we should revisit a Jobs Bill that invests in this country.

Want a jobs bill that'll really create jobs? Lower taxes on small business and figure a way to either penalize corporations that send jobs overseas or reward those who bring them back here. Our government performs best at "investing in our country" when it leaves its citizens, particularly small business owners, with more of their money to spend on the goods and services that they need and desire.

[B43]

Originally Posted by MoosePond

Want a jobs bill that'll really create jobs? Lower taxes on small business and figure a way to either penalize corporations that send jobs overseas or reward those who bring them back here. Our government performs best at "investing in our country" when it leaves its citizens, particularly small business owners, with more of their money to spend on the goods and services that they need and desire.

That sounds like Obama's proposal.

And rebuild infrastructure, grid, etc., etc.

[WNY PAT]

Well for $60K, you get a guy in a RL showing up and monitoring every detail! Remember, you gotta start that project with about $10K set aside for the Fridge / install and wall coverings / install before you even begin pricing the traditional project materials. But yeah, top end materials and "master" guys who do "top" quality carpentry and other finish work.... oh it's gonna cost you a bundle! I cant really tell from my i phone, but my guess is that is all very intricate tile work integrated throughout - pricy! And while $220K is a rip off, that work looks gorgeous!

[MoosePond]

Remind you of anyone we know?

http://townhall.com/columnists/jonah...729/page/full/