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"No Bill, the republicans siezed control of the house in 2002 with a republican president (BUSH) and proved they don't stand for a balanced budget. Those are the facts."

The Republicans took control of the House (and Senate) in 1994.

Your facts are WRONG, you've been corrected before, and you still ignore them.

"Independent", you are a partisan, ignorant of history and facts, and are not worth speaking to further on the subject.

Rich of CO 10:39AM September 08, 2010

Same smoke screens, same cult-like & irrational patterns of thinking, same "blame Bush" syndrome

Yup ... no doubt about it!!!

youcanrunbutyoucannothide of ID 6:25AM September 08, 2010

I was doing my normal schtick

With my wild beard and gutshot eyes,

Laying on the doomsday thing thick

In D.C where I specialize.

A blogging pundit must have seen

And heard me warning of the end.

I sort of feel he does demean

The message that I try to send.

He is a p.r. parasite,

Feeding off of whoever's in,

Making a living off the plight

Of victims of the D.C. sin.

And he had the audacity

To label me an S.O.B.!

Ima Ryma of IL 4:18AM September 08, 2010

“A president has veto power. If Bill Clinton wasn't for a balanced budget then he would have vetoed the bills.”

I wrote:

“No balanced budget until NEWT. Took many budgets and several closing down government to get Clinton to sign. Was part of CONTRACT WITH AMERICA. “

Read with comprehension…Know your history.

Bill Hedges of MO 11:11PM September 07, 2010

“A president has veto power. If Bill Clinton wasn't for a balanced budget then he would have vetoed the bills.”

I wrote:

“No balanced budget until NEWT. Took many budgets and several closing down government to get Clinton to sign. Was part of CONTRACT WITH AMERICA. “

Read with comprehension…Know your history.

Bill Hedges of MO 11:10PM September 07, 2010

No Bill, the republicans seized control of the house in 2002 with a republican president (BUSH) and proved they don't stand for a balanced budget. Those are the facts. The Bush years saw MASSIVE deficit spending and massive corporate bailouts!

A president has veto power. If Bill Clinton wasn't for a balanced budget then he would have vetoed the bills.

I remember those days int he late 1990s. I remember very clearly the republicans demanding that instead of a balanced budget we have a tax cut! Well they finally got their wish in 2002. Hence the Bush years of disgrace!

The facts are hard to recognize without your spin Bill. Bill's in the spin zone! Go FOX man go! ha ha!

Independent of MA 10:34PM September 07, 2010

No Bill, the republicans seized control of the house in 2002 with a republican president (BUSH) and proved they don't stand for a balanced budget. Those are the facts.

I can repeat myself again if you still don't get it!

And a president can veto a bill, they can't be forced to sign a bill. :)

Independent of MA 10:30PM September 07, 2010

“A president has veto power. If Bill Clinton wasn't for a balanced budget then he would have vetoed the bills.”

I wrote:

“No balanced budget until NEWT. Took many budgets and several closing down government to get Clinton to sign. Was part of CONTRACT WITH AMERICA. “

Read with comprehension…Know your history.

Bill Hedges of MO 10:17PM September 07, 2010

No Bill, the republicans siezed control of the house in 2002 with a republican president (BUSH) and proved they don't stand for a balanced budget. Those are the facts.

A president has veto power. If Bill Clinton wasn't for a balanced budget then he would have vetoed the bills.

I remember those days int he late 1990s. I remember very clearly the republicans demanding that instead of a balanced budget we have a tax cut! Well they finally got their wish in 2002. Hence the Bush years of disgrace!

The facts are hard to recognize without your spin Bill. Bill's in the spin zone! Go FOX man go! ha ha!

Independent of MA 10:09PM September 07, 2010

No balanced budget until NEWT. Took many budgets and several closing down government to get Clinton to sign. Was part of CONTRACT WITH AMERICA.

No wonder you repeatedly post the same comment on most articles. You don't do well with the facts off the cuff. Won't waste my time disproven each one. I'll see your comment repeated many times...

Bill Hedges of MO 9:58PM September 07, 2010

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Chris Battle

Chris Battle is a partner at Adfero Group, a public relations firm in Washington, D.C. He was a former political reporter and editorial writer at daily newspapers before entering politics and government. He has worked as a campaign manager, communications strategist, and chief of staff on Capitol Hill. Off the Hill, Battle has served as chief of staff at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and head of congressional and public affairs at the DEA. He is also the editor of Security Debrief, a blog focused on homeland and national security issues.

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