Posted on 05/03/2012 6:24:22 AM PDT by Aspenhuskerette
It's the nature of our politics that we allow our politicians wide latitude when they make promises about the future. More often than not, this is the triumph of hope over reason, but it's the small probabilities that sustain us in this optimism. It's because we know it's actually possible to solve problems — even if in our hearts we know certain individuals lack the courage or the competence to get it done — that we continue to give them some benefit of our doubt.
But what are we to believe when our politicians start to make promises that are beyond improbable and enter the realm of impossibility?
(Excerpt) Read more at aspentimes.com ...
Perhaps even an Aspen resident can figure out that they couldn’t run a business by getting it into so much dept that it cannot recover.
Repeat after me, “Math is not a friend of liberals.”
Heck, virtually no real science is.
Sounds like he lost his “Faith” in Barry.
FORWARD!
That might be the reason liberals and journalists get along so well - most 'journalists' can't do math...
bkmk
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