[wplug] Wi-Fi (now a political flame war) I QUIT

[Brent M. Rust]

Bryon,
Great points for sure.
I appreciate the grammar correction. Really!
I agree, Clinton era did a good job on the budget. Times were good.
My desire for services and lower taxes isn't my point. Taxes are a
necessary evil. It's what is done with the taxes is what bothers me.
I used "curse" loosely perhaps I should have checked my grammar and used
a thesaurus. LOL Maybe I still should. <sigh>

Brent
(I will yield the board to real business now)

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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 12:06 PM
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Subject: RE: [wplug] Wi-Fi (now a political flame war) I QUIT

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005, Brent M. Rust wrote:

> No, it was called for. I called for it.

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>
> By the way...the federal deficit, isn't just because of one man. It's 
> the curse of a nation, not just the current elected official(s). Your 
> deluded if you think it's solely Bushes fault. Everyone is at fault! 
> If you don't like the deficit, vote, if you vote, run for office.


Don't worry, I blame the Republican Congress too, and to the extent that
they installed Bush in 2000, I even blame the Courts.  Clinton balanced
the budget.

Pittsburgh is in dire straits now and the stadiums shouldn't have been
built until our finances were under control.  But there's a fundamental
disconnect between your desire to have services and a strong tech sector
and your desire to have lower taxes.  The only thing worse than tax and
spend is taxcut and spend.

I'm done, flame all you like.  I won't respond in this forum.

Bryon

p.s. - While we're off topic, it's "you're", and "Bush's". 
p.p.s. - Only voodoo economists believe in curses. :)