Cain Gets Secret Service Protection - NYTimes.com
pproved by Napolitano, and HS. They could have said NO.
pproved by Napolitano, and HS. They could have said NO.
Cain Gets Secret Service Protection - NYTimes.com
pproved by Napolitano, and HS. They could have said NO.
Herman could have refused and saved the taxpayers the bill. Better yet, he and his backers could offer to reimburse Big Government. Sorry, he's a hypocrite feeding at the government trough.
There were a lot of threats from racist Democrats that didn't like Cain because he is Black.
Actually the worse case would be if they managed to get , not one but two degrees, and end up selling hot dogs out of a cart.
We don't have cheap (illegal) mexican labor picking our fruits or doing farm work, either.
Herman could have refused and saved the taxpayers the bill. Better yet, he and his backers could offer to reimburse Big Government. Sorry, he's a hypocrite feeding at the government trough.[/QUOTE
Your Messiah could refuse to take so many damn vacations with his family and save tax payers money too...talking about feeding from the govt trough...your piggy is full.
So, if people would use less UPS deliveries, we would all get cheaper delivery prices soon - good to know !
brett, that's not "supply and demand", that's "boom and bust" in the housing market.Its become apparent to me with each post you make that they don't teach rudimentary macro economics overseas. Its a simple supply and demand problem. When the housing boom was in full swing housing prices were going through the roof in some places mainly because there was a seemingly endless supply of money to borrow to buy homes. When that dried up home prices dropped back down to a level most normal people could afford. Its no different with higher education and student loans. As long as students have access to an endless supply of money to finance their education the colleges have no reason to drop prices or even maintain them at the same level year after year because their customers, ie students, will always have the money to continue attending. Its not the schools problem that these kids graduate with an amount of debt equal to a mortgage payment. If the amount of money the kids had access too began to dwindle or disappear altogether college prices would begin to drop because these schools have a desire to maintain their enrollment numbers.
brett, that's not "supply and demand", that's "boom and bust" in the housing market.
Herman could have refused and saved the taxpayers the bill. Better yet, he and his backers could offer to reimburse Big Government. Sorry, he's a hypocrite feeding at the government trough.[/QUOTE
Your Messiah could refuse to take so many damn vacations with his family and save tax payers money too...talking about feeding from the govt trough...your piggy is full.
BHO has had way less vacation time than most Presidents, especially Dubya and Reagan. So your post is nonsense.
and we ending up with an evecn less educated public? And that's a good thing? Will the republican candidate make that argument? Really?The demand couldn't be satisfied by the supply so the price rose. Same with education, demand is continuous and steadily rising so the price rises with it. Demand drops when the money dries up so the price also drops. It is a supply and demand problem.
Doesn't matter if liberals like him. Can conservatives get past his pro-choice comments, his questionable past with women, his complete lack of knowledge of whether or not he agreed with Obama on Libya, and his comlete un-electability? In the joke that has become republican politics, yes, I think they can.Liberals should like him then.