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Originally posted by snapper View PostBenghazi was a shock to everyone we are told. With so much going on that the Government didn't know about one wonders if they are needed.
Information overload. It can lead to inaction.
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Originally posted by DOR View PostThe “biggest peacetime expansion in history” myth needs to die, right here. Since it is Reagan who is supposed to get the credit, we’ll use any 8-year period after 1945.
1959-66 _ _ +5.1% p.a.
1960-67 _ _ +4.5% p.a.
1961-68 _ _ +5.1% p.a.
1962-69 _ _ +4.8% p.a.
1948-55 _ _ +4.4% p.a.
1950-57 _ _ +4.4% p.a.
1958-65 _ _ +4.2% p.a.
1963-70 _ _ +4.2% p.a.
1949-56 _ _ +4.1% p.a.
1964-71 _ _ +4.1% p.a.
1965-72 _ _ +4.0% p.a.
1982-91 _ _ +4.0% p.a.
1966-73 _ _ +3.9% p.a.
1993-00 _ _ +3.9% p.a.
1992-99 _ _ +3.8% p.a.
1994-01 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
1971-78 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
1972-79 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
1957-64 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
And, then we have . . . RWR’s record:
1981-89 _ _ +3.5% p.a.
And, no, the overlaps don't bother me.
he said peacetime expansion, so i took it to be post cold war period. If it was post WWII period, then i would say the 50s and the 60s were the biggest expansion.
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Originally posted by snapper View PostBenghazi was a shock to everyone we are told. With so much going on that the Government didn't know about one wonders if they are needed.
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Originally posted by DOR View PostAnd, no, the overlaps don't bother me.
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Originally posted by zraver View Postbiggest peace time expansion of the US economy ever....Originally posted by Blademaster View Post*buzzer* Wrong! It was under Clinton that it was the biggest peacetime expansion. And it was under Bush that it was the biggest contraction since the Great Depression. Under Obama, it was restored to pre 2006-7 levels.
1959-66 _ _ +5.1% p.a.
1960-67 _ _ +4.5% p.a.
1961-68 _ _ +5.1% p.a.
1962-69 _ _ +4.8% p.a.
1948-55 _ _ +4.4% p.a.
1950-57 _ _ +4.4% p.a.
1958-65 _ _ +4.2% p.a.
1963-70 _ _ +4.2% p.a.
1949-56 _ _ +4.1% p.a.
1964-71 _ _ +4.1% p.a.
1965-72 _ _ +4.0% p.a.
1982-91 _ _ +4.0% p.a.
1966-73 _ _ +3.9% p.a.
1993-00 _ _ +3.9% p.a.
1992-99 _ _ +3.8% p.a.
1994-01 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
1971-78 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
1972-79 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
1957-64 _ _ +3.6% p.a.
And, then we have . . . RWR’s record:
1981-89 _ _ +3.5% p.a.
And, no, the overlaps don't bother me.
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Benghazi was a shock to everyone we are told. With so much going on that the Government didn't know about one wonders if they are needed.
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Originally posted by zraver View Postbiggest peace time expansion of the US economy ever....
Thats 1
wrong president
How is this a scandal, it was part of an overall development push that broke the Soviets
He did brign it down, he forced the USSR into keeping up its massive arms spending which denied it the resources it needed to reform its economy.
No ones been able to prove he knew anything.
Ya, that biggest peace time expansion of the US economy and the way he restored pride in being an American thing...Last edited by Blademaster; 30 Oct 13,, 15:49.
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Originally posted by Blademaster View PostYou make it sound like it is a crime for him to be optimistic. Guess what? Ronald Reagan was even a bigger snakes oilman when he sold us down the river with the trickle down effect economics,
Iran-Contra affairs,
the Iranian hostages situation,
SDI programs,
and even the idea that he brought down communism which is the biggest boldfaced lie,
and the claim that he didn't know anything about the Iran-contra affairs.
And yet he is still venerated.
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Let us try to remember something here.
It is here, it is now, and it is his watch.
What happens on his watch should be his credit, his blame.
If something goes wrong, he should not be able to escape the blame because it might said, "Well, so and so did it that way!".
Should not....unless that is now the acceptable pattern of behavior.
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Originally posted by TopHatter View PostHe is, was and always will be a snake-oil salesman that can give a good speech. In effect, the perfect politician.
His mistake was promising all those things, when even the smallest child knows that they're impossible to deliver on.
And yet he is still venerated.
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Originally posted by zraver View PostAdd in CGI's connections to the Obama's (no bid contract), Solyndra and other stimulus monies awarded to Obama supporters, the never ending race baiting, his cabinet appointment choices (people with expressed anti-American views) plus all the shady shite from before his election... The dude is either corrupt to the core or an imbecile. Given the slickness of his campaign I think he is corrupt.
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Originally posted by Gun Grape View PostYour to young to remember Reagan. The darling of the tea party. Who holds the distinction of being the President that had more than 130 members of his administration Investigated, indicted or convicted. The most of any President. Would have been more convictions if not for Bush Srs pardons
Who can forget HUD grant rigging, Iran Contra, Arms for hostages, and many more?
Its no different here
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Originally posted by Gun Grape View PostYour to young to remember Reagan. The darling of the tea party. Who holds the distinction of being the President that had more than 130 members of his administration Investigated, indicted or convicted. The most of any President. Would have been more convictions if not for Bush Srs pardons
Who can forget HUD grant rigging, Iran Contra, Arms for hostages, and many more?
Its no different here
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Originally posted by zraver View PostNot this many times with one president across so many different issues where the only plausible connection is POTUS himself.
Who can forget HUD grant rigging, Iran Contra, Arms for hostages, and many more?
Its no different here
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