Media wants IGGY but Joe Public wants MAJORITY!

[Fransisco]

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[mustardman]

You do realize that the Canadian conservative party is probably closer to the Democratic party than those far right wing nuts in the republican party.

[gregpet]

I don't agree. Some proof please with actual examples and not assumptions.

[mustardman]

Are you saying the Canadian Conservatives are More like the far right wing nuts in the republican party? LOL

[mustardman]

Gregpet I think you could be painting yourself in a corner lol

[gregpet]

I'm not saying anything but asking for examples, so paint away. The wingnuts I see are printing money like crazy, wanting to increase corporate taxes to drive business away and planning to spend $8 billion dollars on a family plan(while driving business away). Where will they get the money? Who is more aligned with who? Paint away mussy.

[Fransisco]

If Ignatief has Obama's "money sense" like you say mustard then, thanks, but no thanks.

See above video.

[mustardman]

Ya franny that little skirmish in Iraq that George got into only cost how many TRILLION ?
Oh by the way Stephen was in opposition and he was jumpin up and down to GO IN with The US at the time.

Damn Good thing he wasn't in power then or We'd still be there
And we'd be Printing Money too

[gregpet]

Get a better brush mustard and get some examples.

[Fransisco]

Oh ye of little facts, and fewer brain cells. Some numbers on the cost of the Iraq war.

•Obama's stimulus, passed in his first month in office, will cost more than the entire Iraq War -- more than $100 billion (15%) more.

•Just the first two years of Obama's stimulus cost more than the entire cost of the Iraq War under President Bush, or six years of that war.

•Iraq War spending accounted for just 3.2% of all federal spending while it lasted.

•Iraq War spending was not even one quarter of what was spent on Medicare in the same time frame.

•Iraq War spending was not even 15% of the total deficit spending in that time frame. The cumulative deficit, 2003-2010, would have been four-point-something trillion dollars with or without the Iraq War.

•The Iraq War accounts for less than 8% of the federal debt held by the public at the end of 2010 ($9.031 trillion).

•During Bush's Iraq years, 2003-2008, the federal government spent more on education that it did on the Iraq War. (State and local governments spent about ten times more.)