David Plouffe on the Final Push for Wall Street Reform

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David Plouffe recorded a message for supporters about what's at stake in the final vote on Wall Street reform.

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[not8upwthit]

@dalecampbl9 -That’s funny ! Do you really believe that more/bigger government is your friend? Perhaps you want to be owned from the cradle to the grave, I can’t even begin to understand that mindset.

THE GOVERNMENT TAKES FROM THE NEEDY & GIVES TO THE GREEDY

[poisonapple16]

@Nenendude Apparently you've mistaken for another racist democrat.

You are mistaken sir; my disagreements with the coward and chief are based on policy not race.

Black or white, he is the worst president in history.

[CaptainSpauIding]

@nafaidni < paraplegic feces

[KathrynLee5456]

to @dalecampbl9: Well, the quote should be this: "The lifetime politicians take from the needy and give to the unknown corporations who have rights as citizens now." Thanks, oh wise chief justices..... who were appointed by who? Hmmm oh yeah, bush and the other wonderful party members.... that's how our government works so well with the three branches all working together so well. Let's see what an INDEPENDENT would do. Oh, that's too scary, huh?

[KathrynLee5456]

@not8upwthit Well, the quote should be this: "The lifetime politicians take from the needy and give to the unknown corporations who have rights as citizens now." Thanks, oh wise chief justices..... who were appointed by who? Hmmm oh yeah, bush and the other wonderful party members.... that's how our government works so well with the three branches all working together so well.

[nafaidni]

@poisonapple16

Taking the testimony of Google Pundits over rational thinking? See, this is the long-term effect of conservatism untreated by education.

Social Security generates a "surplus" when payroll taxes exceed benefits that are given out. The Federal Government is legally bound to theoretically pay that surplus back in the future from the general budget, but until then, it is extra money. If SS never had a surplus, the Trust Fund wouldn't exist, now would it?

[nafaidni]

@poisonapple16

Must explain why the private sector has been adding jobs every month since, what, March until now? 67000 private sector jobs were made last month, I think.

[nafaidni]

@poisonapple16

The Trust Fund is a bunch of IOUs. I knew that for a long time. I mentioned this because you, like pseudo-policy-makers such as Sharron Angle, try to say, "The Democrats have been raiding the Trust Fund..."

That is not only illegal, but hardly possible. Social Security is funded by payroll taxes which go directly into the general budget. Any type of spending or tax cut could therefore qualify as "raiding social security", so it's null and void to attack someone for doing so

[poisonapple16]

@nafaidni LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.

You know if I didn't know you actually believed what you are saying it would be funny.

"There is not now, nor has there ever been a surplus of Social Security Trust Funds except in the minds of Washington propagandists....."

That's one hit of many; might a suggest Google....

I never said Reagan and bush didn't accrue debt; wars cost money. That type of spending is difficult to control.

That's different than stealing from the young to benefit the old.

[poisonapple16]

@democratsaresmart Yes, we are MUCH better of now....

...well at least federal employees are. The rest of us can't find work.

[poisonapple16]

@nafaidni It appear we may be making some headway....

You've almost wrapped your head around the fact there is no trust fund.