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Silly, faux outrage.
The tea party is upset with the deficit based on unecessary spending and entitlements....not based on "not enough revenue via taxes"
Truthmatters.....you are a very silly poster on this board. You offer no original thought and you continually do what the left bloggers expect of you....regurgitate what they say in an effort to lend their rediculous thoughts some credibility.
They count on puppets like you. And you give them exactly what thye need.
Silly.
They dont care about the deficit or they would have insisted we PAY for the debt we already have incurred.
To say you hate the debt and then cheer when the people you scream at daily stop using the ONLY methond we have of paying for the exsisting debt is nothing but BULLSHIT.
Now stop lying about me and bloogers , I DO NOT read any bloggs.
If you want me to not call you a liar then stop lying about me.
OK...no more blogger accusations.
Is the right time to pay off a debt when you have an economy that is struggling?
What should you do first. Get the economy in a prosperous mode so you dont have to spend as much money propping people up and THEN start to pay off the debt...or pay off a debt first and tax people more and continue to prop people up and thus slow, if not halt the growth of the economy.
I suggest yuou take off your leftiost blinders and look at basic economic logic.
I agree completely that now is not the time to start worrying about debt. It's far more important to foster a real recovery in the short term. That's why I'm concerned that both parties will fall for this "austerity" idea in the next few months, stalling whatever limited recovery we're building. You're spot-on that the key to future debt reduction is creating an environment where we have less need to support people.
Debt is a long term problem. Recovery is a short term concern, and the best way to reduce future debt is to ensure a robust recovery.