Who is the best for 2016
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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said Monday he would make an official announcement about his 2016 plans on June 1, hinting heavily he's likely to enter the GOP primary race.
"I'm running because I think the world is falling apart," Graham said in an interview on "CBS This Morning."
leftist drones like you, hate to understand that if they go to the treasury website and track revenues...
the revenues go up after tax cuts...
they did after the bush tax cuts
the reagan tax cuts
the kennedy tax cuts and
the mellon tax cuts.
whether its because the tax cuts spur the revenues or they would go up anyway because of inflation... matters not to my point. the point is govt revenues will eventually go up, they always do... that is how inflation works. its a hidden massive tax.
the revenues go up after tax cuts...
they did after the bush tax cuts
the reagan tax cuts
the kennedy tax cuts and
the mellon tax cuts.
whether its because the tax cuts spur the revenues or they would go up anyway because of inflation... matters not to my point. the point is govt revenues will eventually go up, they always do... that is how inflation works. its a hidden massive tax.
Hey Spike 'Ready for Hillary' Trader, the lady that you support voted for the war in Iraq.
no you dont have to believe me.
the difference is I have provided proof numerous times that revenues went up after tax cuts...
and you
have never produced peer reviewed science showing man made co2 causes the earths temps to go up.
here is an article with tables showing that revenues went up after the bush tax cuts...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/beltway...-cuts-payments-by-wealthy-actually-increased/
the difference is I have provided proof numerous times that revenues went up after tax cuts...
and you
have never produced peer reviewed science showing man made co2 causes the earths temps to go up.
here is an article with tables showing that revenues went up after the bush tax cuts...
http://www.forbes.com/sites/beltway...-cuts-payments-by-wealthy-actually-increased/
Chris Christie Roasts New Jersey Reporters: 'Clean The Sh*t Out Of Your Ears'
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) ribbed reporters for their coverage of the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal at an annual press roast Wednesday night, telling one journalist to "clean the shit out of your ears."
According to audio of the event obtained by Bloomberg News and International Business Times, Christie delivered a biting, often profane speech at the annual New Jersey Legislative Correspondents Club Show in Hamilton, New Jersey, taking aim at journalists covering Bridgegate and his spending habits, among other issues.
Christie, who is considering running for president in 2016, has been a regular at the dinner, and in 2012 teamed up with then-Newark Mayor Cory Booker (D) for a "Seinfeld" inspired video. This year, however, things were different.
“The reason we don’t have a video is that we just don't give a shit anymore,” Christie said, according to IBTimes. "We don't give a shit about this or any of you."
"This is a guy who says he doesn't know what I'm doing every day," Christie said of the reporter. "Then just get the fuck away from me. Every time I turn the corner in New Hampshire, you and that beard are there. So here's my suggestion: Open your eyes, clean the shit out of your ears, and pay attention."
Christie has had a tense relationship with his state's press corps. In January, he accused reporters of acting like "children." In 2012, he tore into a reporter at a press conference, calling a journalist who asked him an off-topic question an "idiot."
"Did I say on-topic?" Christie asked. "Are you stupid? On-topic, on-topic. Next question."
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) ribbed reporters for their coverage of the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal at an annual press roast Wednesday night, telling one journalist to "clean the shit out of your ears."
According to audio of the event obtained by Bloomberg News and International Business Times, Christie delivered a biting, often profane speech at the annual New Jersey Legislative Correspondents Club Show in Hamilton, New Jersey, taking aim at journalists covering Bridgegate and his spending habits, among other issues.
Christie, who is considering running for president in 2016, has been a regular at the dinner, and in 2012 teamed up with then-Newark Mayor Cory Booker (D) for a "Seinfeld" inspired video. This year, however, things were different.
“The reason we don’t have a video is that we just don't give a shit anymore,” Christie said, according to IBTimes. "We don't give a shit about this or any of you."
"This is a guy who says he doesn't know what I'm doing every day," Christie said of the reporter. "Then just get the fuck away from me. Every time I turn the corner in New Hampshire, you and that beard are there. So here's my suggestion: Open your eyes, clean the shit out of your ears, and pay attention."
Christie has had a tense relationship with his state's press corps. In January, he accused reporters of acting like "children." In 2012, he tore into a reporter at a press conference, calling a journalist who asked him an off-topic question an "idiot."
"Did I say on-topic?" Christie asked. "Are you stupid? On-topic, on-topic. Next question."
Jem , please find a place in your algo for this guy.
John Kasich All But Declares 2016 Presidential Run
Ohio Governor John Kasich (R) all but announced Sunday that he is running for president.
Kasich, who has several times hinted at a 2016 bid, spoke openly with ABC News' "This Week" about his efforts.
"We're getting closer [to an official announcement]," he told host Jon Karl. "We have metrics set internally. I am very pleased with what we have seen over the course of the last month... within a period of time, I will make a decision and if we meet our metrics, I'm going to move forward. I have to tell you that I'm increasingly optimistic about all of this."
Kasich gave a strong push for his not-yet-campaign, contending "I'm pretty qualified for this kind of a job."
"I'm the most experienced in the field with being an executive, running a big state like Ohio, dealing with problems like Cleveland," he said. "At the same time being in Congress, [balancing] the budget. I was the chairman and also serving on the Defense Committee for 18 years."
Kasich has been visiting key campaign battlegrounds in recent weeks. This week, he'll head to several Republican events in Georgia and South Carolina.
John Kasich All But Declares 2016 Presidential Run
Ohio Governor John Kasich (R) all but announced Sunday that he is running for president.
Kasich, who has several times hinted at a 2016 bid, spoke openly with ABC News' "This Week" about his efforts.
"We're getting closer [to an official announcement]," he told host Jon Karl. "We have metrics set internally. I am very pleased with what we have seen over the course of the last month... within a period of time, I will make a decision and if we meet our metrics, I'm going to move forward. I have to tell you that I'm increasingly optimistic about all of this."
Kasich gave a strong push for his not-yet-campaign, contending "I'm pretty qualified for this kind of a job."
"I'm the most experienced in the field with being an executive, running a big state like Ohio, dealing with problems like Cleveland," he said. "At the same time being in Congress, [balancing] the budget. I was the chairman and also serving on the Defense Committee for 18 years."
Kasich has been visiting key campaign battlegrounds in recent weeks. This week, he'll head to several Republican events in Georgia and South Carolina.
