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One Very Serious Thing For Liberals To Think About As They Gloat

Let’s turn back the clock to 2000 – the election that Al Gore wanted so badly to win.

Let’s ask ourselves a question.

If 9/11 had happened when Al Gore was President, where would the Democrat Party be right now?

Would there even be a Democrat Party, without having George Bush to blame for not “connecting the dots”? Knowing Bill Clinton had Bin Laden in his sights, and let him go?

9/11 is coming again. It is a fiscal 9/11, and there is no one else to blame this time. As a matter of fact, not only have all the dots been connected, we know who drew them. Barack Obama and the Democrats.

It is time for Boehner to sit down, turn on the microphones, and ask every day what the Democrat leaders plan to do. Every day. It’s their country. The party is over, the bill is due, and it’s time for someone to pay. It was the Democrat’s party, and they need to decide how to split the tab.

This time, there is no one else to blame.

Think about it.

COMMENTS

  • jamesmpratt

    Outstanding!

  • clowngirl

    Yep. Was thinking the same thing. Now, rather than Romney having to deal with unraveling the fiscal cliff and everything else Obama can “inherit” his own messes.

    • honeyboywilson

      So you’re glad Obama won and Romney lost?

      • Jack_Savage

        I don’t think so. I just think that they’re running out of people to blame. Fast.

      • clowngirl

        Of course not. I guess you’ve never heard the term “silver lining”

  • http://travismonitor.blogspot.com Freedoms Truth

    “If 9/11 had happened when Al Gore was President, where would the Democrat Party be right now?”

    If we consider how much Obama milked the mere killing of one man in hiding, I suspect that what Gore would have done was fire off some rounds of missiles and destroy all the Al Qaeda camps, NOT invade Afghanistan and NOT actually capture many of them nor have real GWOT, and it would have been considered ‘enough’. Saddam would still be in power, etc. Gore WOULD has used it as an excuse for Patriot Act-style clampdown on domestic firearms or other silliness.

    I think if the tables were turned, Gore was pres for 8 years, and the 2008 crisis happened on his watch … well, we would just about now be talking about Romney-s re-election. Of course, the Dems claim that Bush caused the crisis, which begs the question of whether bush caused the housing bubble.

    It might be better to compare the Fiscal Cliff to the 2008 crisis, this way:

    Housing Bubble caused 2008 crisis, and the ingredients for the housing bubble

    was: loose monetary policy and people spending money they didnt have.

    We now have a Government spending Bubble: loose monetary policy and people spending money they didnt have. That Govt spending bubble is going to cause a crisis at some point, and the fiscal cliff may be the spark, especially if Moody’s downgrades the US.

    • nycsteelerfan

      the “rich” will pay..question: who are the “rich?” answer: A white man with a job!!

  • George Neitz

    yep it will happen but the O will never be held responsible for his failures the media the small children they are will find many ways to blame others the rich,Bush,people with jobs the congress especially Boehner and Paul Ryan.

  • http://www.TerriersOfTheRight.blogspot.com Flagstaff

    Wrong. It will be blamed on the Republican House, which is why Boehner has no bargaining leverage on the tax increase issue, nor on the debt ceiling. Tax-a-millionaire and The-sky’s-the-limit are just around the corner. Expect to see them soon.

    • gflyer3364qt

      They’ll be attacked by the media no matter what they do so they should just do the right thing and not back down like Walker did in Wisconsin. As I just said in my post the problem will eventually autocorrect itself. Eventually austerity measures will have to be put into place and they will be. As the dems realize there is no money left to promise free handouts they will embrace the measures as well. Then we can begin to rebuild the nation. Unlike Greece we have many resources a large population and infrasstructure, and a population that I believe for the most part is willing to work once the freebies are gone.

      • tlhoward

        “There is no money left”?
        I know you are savvy politically or else you wouldn’t be on this blog….but you have heard of QE1, QE3, and QE3, right?

        • gflyer3364qt

          You can only prop it up for so long.

          • http://www.TerriersOfTheRight.blogspot.com Flagstaff

            But the next step after that is collapse.

  • gflyer3364qt

    Know darn well if Romney had won, the Senate dems would block any efforts to reduce spending and size of gov’t that would have actually been effective and he would have been accused by the media of extremism. Then they would have accused him when everything hit the fan. Most people know that the debt is out of control in the back of their minds but haven’t accepted what needs to be done to fix things. I honestly think things are going to have to hit the fan and people are going to have to experience for themselves the consequences of the fiscal insanity before we finally get a widespread devotion among a strong majority of the people before we get REAL deficit reduction. Sooner or later there will be austerity measures put into effect and this will finally get the government out of the way and we can rebuild again. One way or another the freebies will come to an end. Anything that is not essential to national security and infrastructure will have to be axed. Even Obama as wreckless as he has been on spending knows that the current path is not sustainable. No one wants to be remembered as having been in office when the USA ran out of money. Now not having to worry about his base abandoning him because he can’t run again, he either works out a bipartisan measure with Congress or he leaves office being remembered as a total debacle in both terms who bankrupted the country. We know that Obama will throw anyone under the bus to maintain his popularity like he did with Rev Wright. I believe he will do this with his base if signing a spending reduction bill means an increase in his popularity. I believe most Americans are willing to work if they have to whereas the Greeks are lazy by nature. One way or another sooner or later the freebies will be axed and people will demand balanced budgets and fiscal conservatism once again when they finally experience the consequences bloated government. Even if our officials do nothing at first, the problem will autocorrect itself as they will no longer be able to promise handouts to their constituents. It won’t be individual responsibility vs. government help, it will then be individual responsibility/austerity measure vs. bankruptcy. Regardless of whether Obama decides (which I’m not very convinced of) to do the right thing or not, the problem will eventually autocorrect itself. The sooner the better.

    • gflyer3364qt

      To sum it if nothing is done the problem will eventually autocorrect itself. We won’t be like Greece because we have a large country, large infrastructure, many resources, and a population that will work if you just get rid of the easy freebies. If we run out of money, the nonessentials will have to be axed and the dems cannot promise any more handouts.

  • gflyer3364qt

    If Gore had won in 2000 we would have had to fight off UN global warming taxation for 8 years and Janet Reno and Eric Holder would be on the Supreme Court.

  • tlhoward

    Jack, we know who “drew them” but the point is that the general electorate is not at all educated. Of those who choose to watch a nightly network newscast, do you think they hear from Brian Williams or from the other anchors that Barack Obama is the cause of this. NO. They will run tape of Barack Obama speaking sincerely to the American people and telling them that Congress is an impediment, that the stubborn GOP which backs the rich, is the rock in front of him and he will ask our help in making them bend.
    It’s the media not reporting fairly that has us in this fix, with every one of our moves the move of the “stubborn enemy.”

    • Jack_Savage

      Maybe – but they cannot dodge responsibility forever. Even the most dense will figure it out.