On Feb 14, 1:27 pm, GLOBALIST <free.tun...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Feb 14, 12:19 pm, toci <gina...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm a bit puzzled by the complaints about the stimulus package
spending our children's money- they, even more than we, will benefit
by what is spent on schools, infastructure, the health system, and a
lot more. Are there specific things that are worthy of the complaints
about what should be spent? Toci
I only fail to see how a TRILLION DOLLAR WAR based on a lie and is
still costing us a Billion per month, adds a damned thing to our
country. I hope the kids can trace the history from Bush being left a
SURPLUS and pissing it all down the drain based on "his lies".
Reagan doubled the national debt and Bush doubled it again. The
national debt was about $5.5 trillion when Bush took office and now
it's about $11 trillion. Now the Republicans claim they are all the
suddenly worried about posterity. Republicans are liars and
hypocrites.
Analysis: Bush Plan Costs $3 Trillion ... $3 Trillion Price Tag Left Out As Bush Details His Agenda ... The expansive agenda President Bush laid out at the Republican ... But the cost of the new tax breaks and spending outlined ... Bush's pledge to make permanent his tax cuts,... (sci.econ)
Re: Stock market (DJIA) now HIGHER than close on Inaugeration Day! ...focused spending on things that actually helped the economy and ... have "saved or created 3 million jobs" at the cost of a $9 trillion dollar... You know America spent nearly $15 trillion on atomic weapons. ...Money spent that ... (rec.gambling.poker)
Re: Stock market (DJIA) now HIGHER than close on Inaugeration Day! ... The real problem will come in the form of the $ 9 trillion... the economy and created 35 million jobs. ... spending $ trillions in borrowed tax payer money on pork barrel spending ... You know America spent nearly $15 trillion on atomic weapons. ... (rec.gambling.poker)
Re: GOP policies to blame for =?windows-1252?Q?country=92s_mas?= =?windows-1252?Q?sive_defic ...Dude - you're quoting an editorial from the Houston Chronicle. ... You need to quote from reliable sources, and you need to quote fact, not opinion. ... George W. Bush, working with a Republican Congress, embarked on the biggest spending spree since Lyndon Johnson, even excluding money allocated to defense and homeland security. ... In his first address before Congress, in 1981, Reagan made shocked reference to the nearly $1 trillion in debt his administration had inherited. ... (rec.martial-arts)
