Keep Christ in Unemployment

Townhall.com ^ | December 11, 2010 | Bill O'Reilly

[Aevery_Freeman]

In the Republican party, it is still a sin; Democrat Party, it's a sacrament.

[chrisser]

The cutoff, which this is all about, is 99 weeks.

For now. Then they will be extended and the same arguments will apply, just like the same arguments existed as each tier was passed and increased.

The attacks on those getting 26-99 weeks on here are sick.

Period.

The closest to an "attack" on this thread came from you.

Imagine, the people who are paying for these programs are questioning their efficacy. The nerve!

If people are unable to recover in that time due to this economy they may need to move up the stage.

You’re bringing up strawmen with that 150/300/lifetime, bad bad BAD form.

You can whine about my form when you don't get your posts pulled.

Your last sentence is essentially an admission that 99 weeks may not be enough. Well what number is enough? My "strawmen" are going to be real questions in pretty short order. And you're going to call into question the motives of anyone who draws the line at 110 weeks, or 150 weeks or 300 weeks, just like you're doing now at 99?

You are apparently the expert. So, again, at what number of weeks will taxpayers funding it be be justified at questioning your holy program?

[Tolsti2]

When the economy is this terrible, 99 weeks seems proper to me.