marion berry coined the

Posted By: ditzil on 2009-01-12
In Reply to: Your Kool Aid is tainted....drink something healthy!..nm - hmmm

phrase . . . also refers to ken kesey and acid users in the 70s.

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empty lives. - ditzil
- Get a life, for God's sake! - NM
  - I do - ditzil
- Your Kool Aid is tainted....drink something healthy!..nm - hmmm
  - marion berry coined the - ditzil
- You're acting like an troll (instigator) for trouble here - with nothing better to do yourself.
  - apparently - ditzil
- I'm not understanding the meaning of your post - Just me
- Ummm.....you sound like you're describing your - own post here
  - yet - ditzil
    - She was just commenting on how inane your own post was. - what's your problem?
      - another self-identifier - ditzil

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So he probably knows what he is talking about, at least from that liberal viewpoint you are so quick to deride. Michael Savage has a different, more conservative interpretation. Good for him. Now that we have established the fact there are at least two opposing views on the same concept, the logical next step would be to respectfully discuss the pros and cons of each and get beyond the tacit dismissal.

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You lost me at Dems coined the phrase

If you didn't realize that the expression voodoo economics wasn't coined by Dems, then it makes me wonder how many other things you just don't realize this administration, the previous administration, or politics in general.

The phrase voodoo economics was coined by George H.W. Bush in a debate with Ronald Reagan. The phrase trickle-down economics is not a good thing, as you might have it sound. It's a derogatory phrase that was first used by Republicans as a criticism regarding a dam project John F. Kennedy had planned. He actually was the one who initiated this theory that when the GDP grows, the incomes of all American's will grow. He coined the phrase "a rising tide lifts all boats" when referring to this economic theory, and it was the GOP that countered saying it was trickle-down economics.

If you can't get that right, it makes me wonder how you can judge what is right or wrong with what this administration or the last administration does or has done.