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Amazing. It's almost as if you guys believe the recession began in January of 2009.

It is possible, it's just very, very difficult because everybody wants their piece of the pie protected. You included.

I Googled the context because I don't like to be fed two words at a time: "Now, I say that to first of all remind us of how far we’ve come over the last 20 months. An economy that was contracting is now growing. We’ve had nine consecutive months of private sector job growth. The financial...

Did the dumbest guy you know graduate at the top of his class?

Yeah, this is all false. I've noticed that the people who are most interested in voting and the most frothing at the mouth often believe nonsense that arrives via email.

Great, so cut spending. If that's possible, like you claim, then it should be no problem to do it the responsible way and cut spending first. If you say it isn't possible, and you still want tax cuts, then it gives the lie to your statement that you're a fiscal conservative.

Great, then you agree with me. Bills have to be paid first. That's fiscal conservatism.

Now that's funny. "Palin attended Hawaii Pacific College in Hilo, Hawaii, in 1982 for a semester, where she majored in Business Administration, and transferred in 1983 to North Idaho College for the 1983-1984 school year. She transferred to Matanuska-Susitna College in Alaska for one term...

However you want to pretend it happened, you voted for it and it was spent. Now you have to decide if you are a fiscal conservative or not.

You know what's funny to me? How the Republican grassroots is increasingly on the opposite side of the Republican party, but is kept in the dark about their actual positions. For example, from the Financial Times: "Campaign funding debate blocked -- Republicans blocked Democratic efforts on...

It's not your money, it's your kids' money. You already spent your money.

Okay, those are an excellent example of a policy that was NOT fiscally conservative, because the deficit was massively inflated. Which is one of many reasons why I won't and don't support the Republican party.

I'll dumb it down a bit more: If you have a credit card, you pay it off before getting cash advances. But only if you're fiscally conservative.

Nope, my friend, paying bills before writing checks is the very definition of the phrase.

I go to anonymous Internet posters every time I want to know what others are secretly feeling.

Great. Then get someone to do it. Then you can reduce taxes. Again, that's what's called "being a fiscal conservative."

Well that's true, but someone else brought it up. It's just one of many obvious inconsistencies that are thrown at thinking people's faces by the Republicans. But as to the article, it starts with the thought that Obama "admits" there's no such thing as a "shovel ready project." Firstly...

Nah, there really isn't, when he's answering questions at these events. When Fox writes "Obama to Appear in Rare Press Conference" and Obama is "hiding" it's simply to garner outrage. Now the narrative has shifted to the exact opposite and Obama is appearing too much, outrage, rabble...

I have no idea. I just enjoy the entertainment that he's simultaneously "hiding" from the press, and when the outrage fades about that, he's in permanent campaign mode for brand-new outrage.

Sounds like a lot. I remember Fox only a few months back claiming that Obama didn't have any press conferences, and was in hiding. Let me Google for a second -- yup, here it is: Fox Nation: "Obama Hiding? No Press Conference Since July"