Do you think the US will stop paying its bills if the one term Marxist president Obama does not get more tax money and the opportunity to borrow trillions more?
Do you think the US will stop paying its bills if the one term Marxist president Obama does not get more tax money and the opportunity to borrow trillions more?
Because peoples' credit rating always goes up after they stop paying their bills :roll:
Do you think the US will stop paying its bills if the one term Marxist president Obama does not get more tax money and the opportunity to borrow trillions more?
Truly, truly.
Sometimes, ya gotta wonder at the minds that think otherwise.
I have no doubt. While I don't put much stock in these polls, and Jon Stewart had a lot of fun this evening with the differing polls, I think any random poll would have difficulty having exact numbers of republicnas and democrats.
But let me ask, are you suggesting democrats are not responsible? I would argue that cutting spending and rasiing taxes is the responsible thing to do.
Your news source says a lot about your perceptions.
Do you think the US will stop paying its bills if the one term Marxist president Obama does not get more tax money and the opportunity to borrow trillions more?
Who said he was my news source?
Were you unable to answer my question?You still have not taken the time to look up what the debt ceiling or Marxism is, have you? This helps explain your positions! :sun
When your bills exceed your revenues you start cutting people. Let us begin with the extra-constitutional departments. Education has to go. Close it. Sell the furniture. Sell the buildings. It will bring in revenue and will lower the requirement for monthly outlays.Of course we won't. Everyone knows that when your bills exceed your savings, you can still pay them all in full!! :roll:
Truly, truly.
Sometimes, ya gotta wonder at the minds that think otherwise.
Were you unable to answer my question?
Do you think the US will stop paying its bills if the one term Marxist president Obama does not get more tax money and the opportunity to borrow trillions more?
I think you would need two tests. One for liberals and one for the real Americans...Memo to file: suggest to DP that they offer a basic political knowledge test to its prospective new members.
Well no. It gives the government opportunities for more mischief. The government can pay its debts. It will have to reduce the size of the federal government to live within its means. I think about half of the current Czars and their departments could go and it would be a net positive for all Americans, but especially for those who are inclined to be productive.Yes, of course. Raising the debt ceiling simply gives the government the authority to borrow money to pay bills it has already incurred. If the government can't raise the money to pay the bills it's already incurred, it cannot pay those bills: 1 + 1 =2.
OK if the government should run it's business like I run mine, are they arguing I should stoppaying my bills? And it will get better for me if I do? In fact more people will want to loan me money? Damn, I've been doing it wrong all these years.
:coffeepap
When your bills exceed your revenues you start cutting people.
I think you would need two tests. One for liberals and one for the real Americans...
It is not just a matter of politics. One requires an understanding of history, a bit of science and some problem solving abilities.
It would be interesting to see what you come up with.
I think you would need two tests. One for liberals and one for the real Americans...
It is not just a matter of politics. One requires an understanding of history, a bit of science and some problem solving abilities.
It would be interesting to see what you come up with.
Cutting taxs and spending is what got us here....raising taxs and cutting spending is what will get us out...BALANCED APPROACH compromise GET IT DONE
Cutting taxs and spending is what got us here
The federal government's financial condition deteriorated rapidly last year, far beyond the $1.5 trillion in new debt taken on to finance the budget deficit, a USA TODAY analysis shows.
The government added $5.3 trillion in new financial obligations in 2010, largely for retirement programs such as Medicare and Social Security. That brings to a record $61.6 trillion the total of financial promises not paid for.
Medicare alone took on $1.8 trillion in new liabilities, more than the record deficit prompting heated debate between Congress and the White House over lifting the debt ceiling.
Social Security added $1.4 trillion in obligations, partly reflecting longer life expectancies. Federal and military retirement programs added more to the financial hole, too.
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