Cartoon of the Day: The Wrong Track
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Monday, November 21, 2011
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to make this more accurate, the public should be tied across the tracks right in the middle a la perils of pauline.
Wait, the lack of a budget deal means bigger cuts automatically kick in, this is a bad thing? Sounds like the best outcome to me. :) Of course, they're talking about not fulfilling that part of the deal either, which would yet again expose them for the professional liars that they are. Again, I see no downside here. :)
Someone explain to me how Obama is to blame for the supercomittee failure.
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