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View Poll Results: In the vote to raise the debt limit of the United States, I would
Vote Yes - raise the debt limit 12 37.50%
Vote No - the debt is too high already 15 46.88%
Vote Present - hey, this vote is too hard 5 15.63%
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Old 06-02-2011, 03:59 PM
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Well....like I said "show me demonstrable...not Stated...results
Is the Congressional Budget Office good enough for you?

See whitehouse.gov

Look, I know some of you guys may only watch Fox News or read Breitbach or Drudge, but this stuff has been in the general news - AP, CBS, NBC, ABC? It pretty much should be common knowledge. This isn't obscure stuff only available if you watch C-Span2 all day long.

That it is not common knowledge - like the list of things I posted that Obama did for veterans and the military - I think shows how the claim of the "rabid left wing slant" to the news doesn't particularly drive the general media discussion <g>

Most of this stuff was rather well-publicized policy decisions that came down the first year in office.

Expect to see alot more lists of "what Obama has done", especially as Romney decided to kick of his campaign today by claiming the President of the United States has done "nothing".
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