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LOL!
really?
right now?
Do you know what a 30 year Treasury bill is? :2wave:
LOL!
really?
right now?
What he did was not close to what Obama is doing
and it's also not going to high-risk ventures that will create larger deficits in the long run.
Reagan's investment created what is called "smart debt"
Do you know what a 30 year Treasury bill is?
do you know what 3 trillion dollars of deficit in the 2009 and 2010 budgets mean?
w-stands-for-what's-his-name is responsible for the 09 and 10 budgets---LOL!
do you know what 3 trillion dollars of deficit in the 2009 and 2010 budgets mean?
Economists say the stimulus didn't help - Apr. 26, 2010
Surely to be followed by a "it wasn't big enough" response from the far left. A majority of economists believe that this debt monster failed to provide the boost that was promised.
Their economic policies are fundamentally the same as Mussolini’s or FDR’s or Peron’s—the classic combine of big-government-big business-big labor controlling and looting the rest of us, lubricated with central banking.
[Keynes] was himself a disciple of dictatorships. In his essay Keynes, the Man, U.S. libertarian economist Murray Rothbard recalls that Keynes was an enthusiastic supporter in the 1930s of Sir Oswald Mosley, the founder of British fascism, and that Keynes consistently championed the fascist economic model. Writing in 1939, in the foreword to the German edition of The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, his manifesto, Mr. Keynes conceded that his economic theories “adapt more easily to the conditions of a totalitarian state … than to the conditions of free competition.”
I liked this post by Lew Rockwell yesterday:
Are Keynesians Fascists?
Who can doubt it? Their economic policies are fundamentally the same as Mussolini’s or FDR’s or Peron’s—the classic combine of big-government-big business-big labor controlling and looting the rest of us, lubricated with central banking.
And as Neil Reynolds points out in the Globe & Mail:
[Keynes] was himself a disciple of dictatorships. In his essay Keynes, the Man, U.S. libertarian economist Murray Rothbard recalls that Keynes was an enthusiastic supporter in the 1930s of Sir Oswald Mosley, the founder of British fascism, and that Keynes consistently championed the fascist economic model. Writing in 1939, in the foreword to the German edition of The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, his manifesto, Mr. Keynes conceded that his economic theories “adapt more easily to the conditions of a totalitarian state … than to the conditions of free competition.”
Your comments?
pew poll, yesterday's politico
SIXTY TWO PERCENT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE do not believe the SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN BILLION DOLLAR stimulus (that obscene s-word no one in the party is allowed ever again to utter) did any good
Poll: Most Americans think the stimulus didn't help - Andy Barr - POLITICO.com
33% believe what obama now ubiquitously refers to as THE RECOVERY ACT (LOL!) actually worked
FORTY TWO percent of DEMS deem it a dud
include the economists surveyed and we're talking consensus
such a waste
In America's view, the only possible way for the stimulus to succeed is if it considerably improves the quality of their lives and finances.
you got that right
it cost SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN BILLION DOLLARS
according to obama, for the S-WORD to succeed, unemployment must CAP at eight percent
he's had plenty of time
it just aint workin
especially politically
it's empirical
sorry
ask the 62%
ask 42% of dems
I liked this post by Lew Rockwell yesterday:
Are Keynesians Fascists?
Who can doubt it? Their economic policies are fundamentally the same as Mussolini’s or FDR’s or Peron’s—the classic combine of big-government-big business-big labor controlling and looting the rest of us, lubricated with central banking.
And as Neil Reynolds points out in the Globe & Mail:
[Keynes] was himself a disciple of dictatorships. In his essay Keynes, the Man, U.S. libertarian economist Murray Rothbard recalls that Keynes was an enthusiastic supporter in the 1930s of Sir Oswald Mosley, the founder of British fascism, and that Keynes consistently championed the fascist economic model. Writing in 1939, in the foreword to the German edition of The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, his manifesto, Mr. Keynes conceded that his economic theories “adapt more easily to the conditions of a totalitarian state … than to the conditions of free competition.”
Your comments?
LOL!
you presume a great deal
i really have no idea who you are
you sound like a thousand others
what those people think about the effectiveness of the policy is meaningless to me.
pew poll, yesterday's politico
SIXTY TWO PERCENT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE do not believe the SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN BILLION DOLLAR stimulus (that obscene s-word no one in the party is allowed ever again to utter) did any good
Poll: Most Americans think the stimulus didn't help - Andy Barr - POLITICO.com
33% believe what obama now ubiquitously refers to as THE RECOVERY ACT (LOL!) actually worked
FORTY TWO percent of DEMS deem it a dud
include the economists surveyed and we're talking consensus
such a waste
So by such a measure, Bush is the worst US president ever?