Simpson, Bowles to offer new $2.4 trillion deficit-reduction

[J.K. Gregg]

[Indy]

Ahh I see we're back to you and your go-to tactic--now ignoring the fact that the austerity pimp track record has been one of non-stop fail so now you're going to pepper me non-stop with endless questions so you never have to answer for that. Once again, divert, deflect and deceive by launching a barrage of questions to cover up the track record of failure.



Protip: when you start advocating something that's proven correct--in REALITY--instead of simply pushing an ideology that to date has no credibility... THEN you can start asking questions and demanding answers.

Until then, I will once again refer you to the fact that Krugman has been spot-on since 2008 and the people you're championing, um, have not.

Wow, that's a tough choice!

[J.K. Gregg]

Krugman's predictions as to how Obama's policies will affect the economy have been wrong. Krugman has no credibility.

[Indy]

[J.K. Gregg]

If you worship at the alter or Paul Krugman, then you definitly believe that government spending is the solution to all economic problems. Besides, Simpson/Bowles disagree with Krugman, and I'm inclined to agree with them, and not some has-been economist that peddles bankrupt economic theories.

[Indy]

[J.K. Gregg]

I see all your interested in is childish pandering to an imaginary audience. Let me know when you have any desire for conversation.

[Indy]

[J.K. Gregg]

[Indy]

Nice dodge!