Fox News admits Obamacare will reduce the deficit.

Samwell Seed Well

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A clip of Ryan schooling Obama on how the CBO works and the inaccurate info the Obama admin have them on Obamacare.

[video=youtube_share;zPxMZ1WdINs]http://youtu.be/zPxMZ1WdINs[/video]
lmfao, the guy who has passed 2bills in 3 terms, tries to explain the process . . .. . . so you can paraphrase it for us i bet then

i love the vague terms
 

Samwell Seed Well

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i watched the video, and seems to me that all ryan did was point out some issues, 2 years ago, and i would hope if the double counting of cost was not intended it would have been fixed

and when did cbo make this statement
 

abandonconflict

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What I posted, if you have the time or motivation you can find, I am not the one saying a quote from fox news is other that what it is.
After reporting for two years anything that propagates the LIE that Obamacare will increase the deficit, Faux Nooz truthfully reports the CBO's audit, contradicting it's previous lies.
Fox news admits it.

You are now the third republitard to fixate on whether or not this constitutes admittance, instead of arguing the truth value of this ADMITTANCE.

But hey, idgaf about Faux Nooz. I just think it is funny to stick it your faces.

Obviously you want to stick to debating if Faux Nooz admitted anything or not, judging by the fact that you posted a Paul Ryan vid to try to discredit the CBO.

I retorted with more of your favorite entertainment news to discredit him just to get you to dig deeper into fallacy.

So why not argue the real crux of the debate, that Obamacare reduces the deficit? Scared?
 

NLXSK1

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Fox news reported what the budget office said...

Whether that is true or not is debatable.

The budged office can only score what is presented to them and has no power to weigh anything on the believability of the claims.

Obama could make the CBO give him a report based on tripling the taxes in America and then come out and say he has a budget that will eliminate the deficit... Not really likely eh?
 

Red1966

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Faux Nooz finally reports the truth (definition of admitting) and instead of arguing the value of said truth, you goons fixate on whether or not Faux Nooz admitted anything. Then, as if to declare some victory-and you're the second petty SOB to commit this fallacy in the thread--say that I'm not worth arguing with. You know why I'm really not worth arguing with? Because your logic is inferior everytime. I abase myself when prevailing logic is presented, it has just never been presented by the likes of you. Take a class or two.
The truth is, you made a false statement. You stated that Fox News admitted something. You lied. No one was arguing the merits of the auditor's report. Just your attempt to distort the truth. And you're idea of logic is to distort everything until it fits your preconceived notion or ignore it entirely. And, or course Seedwell has to echo your statements, he's not capable of an original thought on his own. I've tried to give him the benefit of doubt, but he has been consistent in his habit of echoing anything a liberal says, whether it has any truth in it or not. I don't think he has the ability to discern fact from fiction. He is one of those who believes anyone who tells him what he wants to hear. You just like to argue. I doubt you believe the crap you post anyway.
 

InCognition

Active Member
Anyone who thinks the deficit will be eliminated, simply doesn't understand basic math and probability. While it's doable, it's not probable.

I'm sure you won't see any attempted, realistic resolutions to the deficit issue until it hits 20 trillion. It's already game-over in it's current phase, but at 20 trillion there's no turning back... and you'll see 20 trillion in just a couple years from now.
 

abandonconflict

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Anyone who thinks the deficit will be eliminated, simply doesn't understand basic math and probability. While it's doable, it's not probable.

I'm sure you won't see any attempted, realistic resolutions to the deficit issue until it hits 20 trillion. It's already game-over in it's current phase, but at 20 trillion there's no turning back... and you'll see 20 trillion in just a couple years from now.
unless the super rich pay their fair share.
 

nontheist

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unless the super rich pay their fair share.
Ah so it comes out.
You mean the super rich that pay 75% of the taxes anyway? Hell lets make them pay a full 99% call them royalty and throw the whole fucking system out the window. I know America was founded so the 1% could pay for the 99% it all make sense now.
 
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