As Fiscal Cliff approaches, John Boehner is desperate to protect the richest Americans at the expense of the rest of us.

Sign below and we'll hand deliver a lump of coal from you.

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I say let's drive right over that cliff and just keep on going, I'm sure Obama can borrow more money from china plus turn the printing presses back on- after all he had no problem doing that the first 4 years

The dems ain't budging from wanting to tax the rich and spend, who's the bad guy here?

I say they both are behaving badly....give all of 'em lumps of coal.

I say they both are behaving badly....give all of 'em lumps.

If they don't agree on a compromise, Reid with Obama's blessing
will bring a minimal bill for an up or down vote and it will pass
the Senate and Boehner will have to either personally take
responsibility for not bringing it for a vote in the House or let the
House vote on it and have the votes recorded by the members who will
have to take responsibility for their action.

http://mingle2.com/topic/show/342772

http://www.fox19.com/story/20429590/how-and-why-speaker-of-the-house-john-boehner-might-be-ousted

I was surprised by the degree of optimism expressed by Reid and
McConnell.

that's why they're not worried,the Idiots!

http://mises.org/daily/6326/Bernanke-Loosens-Up

[Editor's note: Bernanke has further loosened the Fed's monetary stance. As economist Frank Shostak explains, this action is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of how wealth is created and can only make things worse.]

On Wednesday December 12, 2012 Fed policy makers announced that they will boost their main stimulus tool by adding $45 billion of monthly Treasury purchases to an existing program to buy $40 billion of mortgage debt a month.

This decision is likely to boost the Fed’s balance sheet from the present $2.86 trillion to $4 trillion by the end of next year. Policy makers also announced that an almost zero interest rate policy will stay intact as long as the unemployment rate is above 6.5% and the rate of inflation doesn’t exceed the 2.5% figure.

Most commentators are of the view that Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and his colleagues are absolutely committed to averting the mistakes of the Japanese in 1990’s and the US central bank during the Great Depression. On this Bernanke said that,

A return to broad based prosperity will require sustained improvement in the job market, which in turn requires stronger economic growth.....................read on









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