Remember this?anyone who thinks gridlock is good is stupid..there is your answer...you fuckers have your head up your ass so far a simple statement is beyond you.sit good boy.
Originally Posted by ekim008
Once again, you didn't answer a damned thing. All you did was make another asinine statement.
Go back and read what I posted earlier. Better yet, read and make an attempt to
understand, you ignorant, obnoxious simpleton. (But I know that may be difficult. After all, I can explain things to you, but cannot understand them for you!)
In particular, take a look at post nos. 43 and 45. Did I say anything about wishing for gridlock? No! I clearly stated that the optimum outcome would involve having the president and congress
cooperate to produce a better economic agenda, like Bill Clinton and Republican congresses did during the last half of the 1990s.
But even a period of gridlock is clearly better than letting either party cram through a fiscally destructive agenda on a party-line basis. Just look at what happened beginning in the early '00s, and then again in 2009, when the two most fiscally irresponsible presidents in U.S. history combined with congresses controlled by their respective parties to shove through irresponsible legislation that will dampen our economy's growth prospects for many years to come.