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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsGreenwald: Paul Ryan is no fiscal conservative
Excerpt of his superb column today:
(Ryan's) claim to fiscal conservatism is even more laughable, as he voted FOR virtually every program that has piled up debt over the past decade, including the Iraq War (not just its commencement but its limitless continuation), the Wall Street bailout, Medicare Part D, Endless War in Afghanistan, and in the midst of all of that Bush tax cuts.
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Greenwald: Paul Ryan is no fiscal conservative (Original Post)
Marzupialis
Aug 2012
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Fumesucker
(45,851 posts)1. Fuck Glenn Greenwald..
He is wrong about everything..
For the differently clued..
russspeakeasy
(6,539 posts)2. Greenwald catches a lot of flack here on DU and I don't
know why.
His articles are usually interesting and accurate.
diane in sf
(3,913 posts)3. I agree.
TomCADem
(17,387 posts)5. Because Glenn Greenwald Defends The Citizens United Decision
Personally, I strongly disagree with him on that point, but that does not mean that everything else he says is wrong. I would be curious to see if has moderated his former support of this decision in light of what has happened following the decision. I think the First Amendment's purposes get perverted if corporations and the rich can essentially drown out the voices of millions of citizens. Here is Gleen Greenwald and Dennis Kucinich discussing the decision:
Autumn
(45,083 posts)4. There are no republicans who are fiscal conservatives
they just like to say they are. But as always they lie.
libodem
(19,288 posts)6. Absofuckinutely!