hey… would you look at that.. well up until now I thought Bush’s budget proposals were spot on… but now that he is asking for 80 billion for Iraq/afgan I’m starting to feel doubt seep in….

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Well….. she did pay wayyyyyy more tax than you… just not the same percentage.

Where I totally agree with your sentiment I don’t agree with your logic. Overtime labor laws force a company to pay for something that they would not on their own. It is therefore a regulation.

I think regulations should always be looked at with caution. Regulations in my opinion are dangerous. They are put in place to regulate the actions and outcomes of every day people. In the case of labor laws the sentiment is positive. In many other cases regulation is to keep neighbors from arguing or building from falling into the streets. I think the intent of regulation is always positive but the results are not.

Bush is lessening the imposed regulations, which I think is a very bad idea. Your proposal to impose restrictions on administrative salaries would actually be further regulation of pay and labor, which I’m not sure that I agree with (but who knows maybe I would with further thought).

oh, and thank god lieberman finnally jumped out of the race. Did he think he was fooling anyone?

yeah, it is pretty funny that you would have considered voting for him.

but seriously. My first impression of him was that he needed a haircut (although maybe he got one and no-one knows… Sharpton got his hair cut and that crazy dew he used to sport is still on every news story that mentions him)

my second impression was that he’s a coward with not enough conviction. I mean, he was so honored to be chooses as Gore’s running mate that he still ran for re-election in his senate seat while running for vice president.

and finally, in this nomination race, the majority of what I heard him say was basically attacking the front runner (dean and kerry) and not saying much about himself. He even aired ads attacking dean, but not saying why he was better.

This is all besides his non-progressive stance on so many issues.

hey, did anyone see Janet’s flash? i missed it.

eh, I don’t pay attention to haircuts in picking the president.

“my second impression was that he’s a coward with not enough conviction.”

This is contradicted by the fact that he supports the war and Bush’s handling in spite of the rest of his party. That’s cowardly?

“and finally, in this nomination race, the majority of what I heard him say was basically attacking the front runner (dean and kerry) and not saying much about himself. He even aired ads attacking dean, but not saying why he was better.”

Haven’t seen the ads, but my impression was that Dean and Gephardt were the ones with the attack ads. Additionally, before 2 weeks ago, no one was paying attention to Kerry as a serious contender. Why would Lieberman waste time attacking him.

“This is all besides his non-progressive stance on so many issues.”

That’s probably why I would support him: he’s non-”progressive.”

Note the past tense. “Supported.” They’ve been sniping and taking pot shots for the past 8 months.

heheh

I’d like to see a comparison chart of education spending, etc.

I’d like to point out that the US is also militarily involved all over the world. Most countries aren’t. Whether you think that’s good or bad, I don’t care. But it explains the numbers. There is alot of fat to trim in the military budget though, mostly on pork barrel projects that senators and representatives send back to their districts. More money (in terms of percentages of the military budget) needs to be spent on the troops, not fancy equipment. They want to improve rention of experienced non-coms? Increase the pay of the enlisted men so that they don’t have to rely on welfare.

Well, that’s one reason why I would like to see graphs comparing education spending from different countries. And I’d like to see it as a percentage of GDP. Especially for the rogue nations. I think the result would be telling.

I just don’t like that I gotta pay almost 2 dollars a gallon for gas dammit. My unemployed ass can’t pay for food nevermind petrolium for a hunk of metal I can’t afford.

I think it is clear that politics and economics are not seperate. Most defined political systems incorporate an economic system. If your willing to agree thus far then I think it is unlikely that our current foreign policy is helping trade with most European nations, South America ,etc..

Go work for Micky-D’s if you cant afford gas!