Jim Himes

Jim Himes

@jahimes

Congressman proudly representing Connecticut's 4th

CT and DC · http://twitter.com/jahimes

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  1. Yes, but that misses the point. The problem, and violence, is with people who become formerly law abiding.

  2. yes, but no economy is good enough to fix long term unfunded liabilities in Medicare and SS. That requires focus and fairness

  3. No argument there. I agree that unemployment is immediate emergency. But we should address WHILE planning long term

  4. Amen! But like all rights, it is regulated“:"The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

  5. . I'm not being sarcastic, I'm using simile. But yes, vivid metaphor/simile can be controversial. They're also sticky.

  6. . I don't think so. Our system is well calibrated, but structurally biased vs long term goods that involve short term sacrifice.

  7. And using low inflation/rates as evidence "deficit scolds" wrong="I eat a box of donuts a day, and still no heart attack!!"

  8. 7 grafs later writes: "it's probable...that within 2 or 3 decades, the Social Security trust fund will be exhausted."Huh?

  9. I think is often right, but this:"...the long-term outlook gets much more attention than it should" is exactly wrong.

  10. And often more so than members of congress“: Young students are sometimes more receptive to common sense then adults!”

  11. Because the world isn't complicated enough, today we learn that there's an insurgent Swabylon emerging in Berlin via hurled spatzle.

  12. Gunnar, a 5th grader from Redding, and his 116 person petition to ban assault rifles. His team wrestled

  13. CEO Jack Condlin of the Stamford Chamber at BarQ for Soup and Sales. Great brisket here!

  14. Really enjoyed talking to the 6-8th graders at the Eagle Hill School this morning. Not surprisingly, much talk of gun safety and

  15. This US National Rifle Association TV ad on President Obama's kids is one of the most offensive ads of all time KRudd

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