Bills fans: Is it time for concern?

By Goose  |   Monday, August 24, 2009  |  Comments( 73 )

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It’s only 3 games into the preseason and the Buffalo Bills are sporting a 1-2 record-- is it too early to be concerned? The HOF game was competitive, the Bills beat the Bears by creating 5 turnovers and the Bills got slapped around while committing 5 turnovers against the Packers---ouch!! The Bills are giving up 24 points a game while scoring 22...
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ddd		 11:40 AM
08/24/2009
Very concerning commments from Trent Edwards after the pack game. He said the Bills were confused and not prepared to face GB's defensive schemes. As much as I have defended Jauron, when your starting QB says the team is not prepared for an opponent, that is inexcusable whether it's preseason or not.
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Goose		 12:00 PM
08/24/2009
3-D---couldn't agree more, it reminds of the commercial where Lombardi is yelling on the sideline "What the HELL is going on Here"...
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bflobob8		 12:03 PM
08/24/2009
Here ya go Bilz. Reality
Call me naïve, but I actually hoped that the failure of Reaganism in practice would kill it. It turns out, however, to be a zombie doctrine: even though it should be dead, it keeps on coming.

Let’s talk for a moment about why the age of Reagan should be over.

First of all, even before the current crisis Reaganomics had failed to deliver what it promised. Remember how lower taxes on high incomes and deregulation that unleashed the “magic of the marketplace” were supposed to lead to dramatically better outcomes for everyone? Well, it didn’t happen.

To be sure, the wealthy benefited enormously: the real incomes of the top .01 percent of Americans rose sevenfold between 1980 and 2007. But the real income of the median family rose only 22 percent, less than a third its growth over the previous 27 years.

Moreover, most of whatever gains ordinary Americans achieved came during the Clinton years. President George W. Bush, who had the distinction of being the first Reaganite president to also have a fully Republican Congress, also had the distinction of presiding over the first administration since Herbert Hoover in which the typical family failed to see any significant income gains.

And then there’s the small matter of the worst recession since the 1930s.

I don't imagine you will be hearing that on FAUX news any time soon.
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