Jen Kuznicki
If anything, Joe Biden came off as a huge jerk during this debate. Knowing that Paul Ryan is a policy wonk, I was afraid that he would sound too technical, however, Ryan was calm and slowly explained his position, while Joe the Jerk interrupted, loudly guffawed, and tried to distract offscreen while Paul Ryan was explaining his position.
The biggest lie of the night was when Joe Biden said that the administration didn’t know that our dead Ambassador, Christopher Stevens, pleaded for help before September 11, 2012. It was unconscionable.
Joe the lying jerk Biden either didn’t know what we all know, or he lied about the pleading. I pick that he lied.
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Biden's performance last night was typical of "Joe just being Joe." The man was condescending, dismissive, and just plain rude. I don't know what imbecile advised him that this was the way to go, but whoever it was should be fired. To me, Biden's boorish behavior typifies the attitude that the Obama regime, and the left in general has for personally responsible, self reliant people like me. They are "above it all," and know all of the answers, and the rest of us are inept stooges who "need" guys like Joe to "help" us out. At least my household finances are not $16T in debt. If Biden's inane presentation was designed to attract the so called independent, undecided voter, they struck out big time. Thank God for "Joe just being Joe." This clown is the gift that keeps on giving.
The bottom line is there is not enough money in any tax "tax the rich" proposal that will dent the budget. The budget gets fortification when increased jobs and income offset borrowing and even then balance remains elusive because politicians cannot restrain from their addictions to spend. I don't know how these unconstitutional federal spending programs can ever be paid back since, not on are they adding more programs but in addition the existing ones grow and their costs always exceed inflation.
Biden offered nothing new but instead used clamorous discord and denial designed to suppress what Ryan had to say.
It is not a good thing when we base fiscal policy on betting that the rest of the world will do worse than we do.
The point both the moderator and Biden were attempting to make is that Romney had no specifics in his plans for the economy. I would have reminded them that they are offering a lot more specifics than Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reed and Obama offered when then passed a 2735 page medical bill that nationalizes one-sixth of the American economy and which we were told we will only understand after they pass that bill and eventually read it themselves. Is that any way to run a family, a business or a country?
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I recently received an email from an still on-the line liberal (independent) who stated that some of the calls to talk radio by doctors was proven by Snopes to be factually incorrect. My answer was as follows:
Of course some of the criticism is bullshit (no sane bureaucrat would say such things and get elected) but my recent conversation with a canadian veterinarian revealed neither bullshit or something not to be concerned about. His friend has an aneurysm that represents a surgical necessary intervention. He is on a 3 month waiting list. He has months to go. Everyone understands that he may not live to have the surgery.
Whatever they say is one thing, what they do is another. Ask not what government can do for you; ask what it can do to you? Just the fact that they have the power to say no, maybe, or let's see, or wait till we get an answer is far more liberty than I'm willing to replace with an authority that has the ultimate say. Even if you are not uncomfortable with death, as in my case, I am very uncomfortable with morbidity and the other lives that I care about besides myself. Once that Camel's nose gets under the tent it always goes further.
You don't change the entire system for 310 million people because 30 million (that itself is a falsehood) do not have health insurance. You try and fix it only for the 30 million via many different alternative ways. And never, and I mean never, ever confuse health insurance with health care.
It is not the quantity of foreign policy experience that counts. it is the value (quality). Chamberlain had plenty of experience; all of which made things worse; so much worse that he may have blocked our only chance of avoiding war or at least the extent of the war that we had to endure.