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kelu wrote:Fiscal cliff failure is not random. Dems are ready to take the bad tasting pill and have taxes increases, knowing that exactly this will get them more votes, blaming Rap for this. The most affected will be those with small and medium income (some 25-30% tax increase) , not the rich guy (10%).
Then they will come with some social programs, making people even more dependent on govt benevolence.
In couple years from now, Dems will have absolute majority everywhere. Rps have lost when they kicked Ron Paul.
I'm don't like Dems, I don't like Reps. I don't know enough about other options...
Read more: http://robertreich.org/post/38853097766#ixzz2GAFawHrMThat’s why I’d recommend going over the cliff and forcing the Republicans’ hand. It’s a risky strategy but it would at least expose the Republican tactic and put public pressure squarely on rank-and-file Republicans, where it belongs.
The fanatics in the GOP have to be held accountable or they’ll continue to hold the nation hostage to their extremism. Even if it takes until the 2014 midterms to loosen their hold, the cost is worth it.