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If you are the man of the house, and I know you are, you shouldn't spend all of your families savings and then borrow in your families name. Somebody is going to have to pay that back. Bush is leaving you with the bill. Good job. Unfortunately, this time around, It is us. Yeah, were screwed, but what are you going to do? Vote for the guy who is going to pass it off to the next generation. Jesus dude, suck it up and pay the piper. Your guy screwed everybody. You think your pissed, how would you like to be me? I am running a business in this crappy Bush situation. I didn't even vote for the retard. I knew he was an idiot the first time I saw him try to speak. People are losing their homes, debt up to their ass. Gas, food, everything cutting in to my clients discretionary budget. I deal with people who have money so it is not really a big deal, so far. But I do see the difference in job size. What do you want from me? So you have to pay 500 dollars a month more in taxes, sorry. I didn't cause this problem but I am willing to try and fix it. Hugh, don't take that the wrong way. You are one of the few people here that I haven't argued with.:) |
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Since when does #11 most partisan mean non-partisan? Since when does anyone, mean everyone? Can "anyone" answer? If i don't get a response from everyone I will assume I am right. |
"Having a $10 Trillion national debt (btw, that's 10 thousand billion) dollar national debt is sort of like you making $100,000/year and thinking to your self that you can actually pay off a credit card debt of $10 million."
Not quite; it's more like having a debt of $146,000 associated with that $100,000/year income. The national debt is now at ~9,600 billion dollars compared with a current annual GDP of ~14,000 billion dollars. For historical comparison, in 1947 the national debt was at 258 billion dollars and the 1947 GDP was 244 billion dollars. In 1947 the national debt per capita was about 150% of personal income, today it is roughly 80%. |
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Mule, quit muddying up the water with facts, you bastard |
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And you guys will buy it, hoping that you can put off paying the bill for your own party. SmileWavy |
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AFAIK, he never lied about WMDs. AFAIK, he isn't pretending to be a moderate like McCain. It seems to me that booga-booga and nit picking is all about small crap that many would like to escalate into big signifigance. The fact of the matter is that he is sayng the party will be over if he gets elected, and this scares the pants off of the far left and big business. Screwing the middle class isn't the way to make an economy function. Going for maximum profits isn't always going to steer big business into responsible actions. Going for first class education, paying off our foreign debt, and encouraging American businesses to create new jobs in this country while diversifying are all good things. Decreasing dependance on foreign oil is not a bad thing. Big business is not going to go broke, but the status quo is unsustainable. That should be obvious after the last eight years. We simply can't sustain a cold war approach against the whole world, and we are not going to be the only economic super power with India and China booming, and Russia having those vast reserves of oil. We need to adjust for the thirty year sprint. It doesn't matter which party does it, but Obama is the only one saying it. McCain needs to address this, and show he understands it. |
The WSJ today, on the Speech from Hype and Change, good reading, still Democrats probably don't read it and even if they do they won't believe it.
Facts don't seem to matter to the Obama cult. |
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But it does make for a very lame comment since even the guy making the statement does not believe it enough to put it into action. |
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