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The just say no Congress is still saying no

 

The just say no Congress never said no to the $800-billion dollar stimulous package that was supposed to address infrastructure.

 

So your response is pointless, counter-factual, and you may return to Chef Jim's question.

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The just say no Congress never said no to the $800-billion dollar stimulous package that was supposed to address infrastructure.

 

So your response is pointless, counter-factual, and you may return to Chef Jim's question.

That was not the do nothing Congress. It was a Congress that had leadership from people like Pelosi that got things done. Unlike that punk Paul Ryan who probably can't wipe his own butt

Chef kim. Please stop responding to him

Chef, this brain tumor of a poster is bullying you. The boards lowest poster is telling you what to do

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Does anyone know what infrastructure was fixed with the 800 billion dollars?

 

It bought a lot of signs to let us know that things like minimal roadwork were being paid for with the $800 billion. That's sort of like infrastructure.

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That was not the do nothing Congress. It was a Congress that had leadership from people like Pelosi that got things done. Unlike that punk Paul Ryan who probably can't wipe his own butt

 

Chef, this brain tumor of a poster is bullying you. The boards lowest poster is telling you what to do

dude. Im 6'2

 

And its about time you gave Ryan and Tom a compliment

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The just say no Congress never said no to the $800-billion dollar stimulous package that was supposed to address infrastructure.

 

So your response is pointless, counter-factual, and you may return to Chef Jim's question.

outlier. Worst crisis since the 1930s allows a prez to pass his spending bills. Trump will actually be lucky if there's a downturn within the next year.
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Chef kim. Please stop responding to him

Shut the !@#$ up. I reply to one of his post in a couple weeks and I get reprimanded by the likes of you?

Chef, this brain tumor of a poster is bullying you. The boards lowest poster is telling you what to do

At least he has a tumor. What's your excuse?

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Does anyone know what infrastructure was fixed with the 800 billion dollars?

Only 33 billion of the stimulus package went to infrastructure. The rest went to tax breaks for the middle class (about $10 a paycheck), entitlements (medicaid, medicare, food stamps, unemployment), and education. It helped a little with recovering from the '08 crash, but was underwhelming since it was spread out over so many different areas.

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Only 33 billion of the stimulus package went to infrastructure. The rest went to tax breaks for the middle class (about $10 a paycheck), entitlements (medicaid, medicare, food stamps, unemployment), and education. It helped a little with recovering from the '08 crash, but was underwhelming since it was spread out over so many different areas.

So Obama passed out fish instead of teaching people to fish?

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So Obama passed out fish instead of teaching people to fish?

Some people don't want to be taught. Mitt Romney said what, 47%?

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Shut the !@#$ up. I reply to one of his post in a couple weeks and I get reprimanded by the likes of you?

 

At least he has a tumor. What's your excuse?

kim was a typo. New phone aurocorrect is insane
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outlier. Worst crisis since the 1930s allows a prez to pass his spending bills. Trump will actually be lucky if there's a downturn within the next year.

 

Not even remotely the point, which was that Congress passed an infrastructure spending bill that did so little that gatorman sees fit to B word about not having an infrastructure bill passed.

 

His argument, as usual, is !@#$ed up the ass.

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Not even remotely the point, which was that Congress passed an infrastructure spending bill that did so little that gatorman sees fit to B word about not having an infrastructure bill passed.

 

His argument, as usual, is !@#$ed up the ass.

I think you pettifog yourself into a knot at times.

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I think you pettifog yourself into a knot at times.

 

You opined that the Republicans are holding up infrastructure repair. I pointed out that when infrastructure bills weren't held up, the resulting expenditures did so damn little that you're still bitching about Republicans not funding infrastructure.

 

That's not a minor quibble; that's a direct rebuttal of your claim that the Republicans are responsible for not addressing something that wasn't done even when it was addressed. Anyone not a complete halfwit like yourself would understand that's evidence of the issue being somewhere other than in a partisan Congress.

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You opined that the Republicans are holding up infrastructure repair. I pointed out that when infrastructure bills weren't held up, the resulting expenditures did so damn little that you're still bitching about Republicans not funding infrastructure.

 

That's not a minor quibble; that's a direct rebuttal of your claim that the Republicans are responsible for not addressing something that wasn't done even when it was addressed. Anyone not a complete halfwit like yourself would understand that's evidence of the issue being somewhere other than in a partisan Congress.

So you are arguing, lol, if they did do something it would be nothing anyway. That is pettifogging.

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Only 33 billion of the stimulus package went to infrastructure. The rest went to tax breaks for the middle class (about $10 a paycheck), entitlements (medicaid, medicare, food stamps, unemployment), and education. It helped a little with recovering from the '08 crash, but was underwhelming since it was spread out over so many different areas.

Just over $100 billion was allocated to infrastructure. Much of the "education and welfare" allocation was done to cushion the impact on state budgets since they are required to balance annually; otherwise they would've been forced into further contractionary policies, causing a deeper downturn. That's the main point of stimulus in recessions, to prevent it from becoming a depression.
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Just over $100 billion was allocated to infrastructure. Much of the "education and welfare" allocation was done to cushion the impact on state budgets since they are required to balance annually; otherwise they would've been forced into further contractionary policies, causing a deeper downturn. That's the main point of stimulus in recessions, to prevent it from becoming a depression.

I just went by this graph.

 

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