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  5). Elect people who can’t pass the GED so the math doesn’t matter…..because they can’t do it
context: Get ready for a long shut down with a side of wrecked economy. >
  
  I like to dunk wrecked economy right into a recession dip. >
  
  Mcshutdownuggets? >
  
  Do not negotiate with terrorists. >
  
  I’m expecting a full blown WWE cage match in the house with the way things have been going recently. >
  
  Can I get in on that? Would love to body slam Gym Jordan. >
  
  You're gonna have to wait in line.  I'm sure several Ohio State wrestlers would have first priority. >
  
  And of course, when it happens it’s okay to look the other way… >
  
  Every time Republicans gain a majority in the House, it's the same old song and dance with the debt ceiling. >
  
  It's a free opportunity to complain about government spending, but not actually do anything to cut government spending which might hurt them at the polls. >
  
  In fact, they REFUSE to curb .gov spending.  They just want to complain.  They’re less than worthless. >
  
  They make it worse by trying to cut taxes every time. What their first bill was to enable tax cheats. I’m sure a third massive tax cut is already being written to introduce to the house (and the only permanent parts once again for the 1%). It’ll be one of the only breaks from the clown car of “investigations” that are about to appear. >
  
  1). Cut taxes for the wealthy and corporations (and only the wealthy and corporations - definitely do not cut taxes for anyone making under $1 million per year)
  2). Expand military spending - just vote “yes”…..doesn’t even matter what the number is as long as it’s “more”
  3). Blame the democrats for the deficit and overly tax burdened middle class >
  
  4) claim we need a tax cut to lower deficit