As Economy Heats Up, Home Sales Hit 3 Year High

[Katzndogz]

No one is buying government bonds but the government. They buy bonds with worthless money.

 

[Freewill]

No one is buying government bonds but the government. They buy bonds with worthless money.

But that isn't a problem....right....What me worry?

 

[Political Junky]

GOP: We?ve been lying all along - Salon.com

GOP: We’ve been lying all along
Boehner's admission that we don't really have a debt crisis reveals his party's ulterior, program-cutting motives

I never thought I’d write these words, but here goes: Thank you, John Boehner. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, for finally admitting on national television that all the fiscal cliffs, sequestrations and budget battles you’ve created are, indeed, artificially fabricated by ideologues and self-interested politicians and not the result of some imminent crisis that’s out of our control.

America owes this debt of gratitude to Boehner after he finally came clean on yesterday’s edition of ABC’s “This Week” and admitted that “we do not have an immediate debt crisis.” (His admission was followed up by Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, who quickly echoed much the same sentiment on CBS’ “Face the Nation”).

In offering up such a stunningly honest admission, the GOP leader has put himself on record as agreeing with President Obama, who has previously acknowledged that demonstrable reality. But the big news here isn’t just about the politics of a Republican House speaker tacitly admitting they agree with a Democratic president. It is also about a bigger admission revealing the fact that the GOP’s fiscal alarmism is not merely some natural reaction to reality, but a calculated means to other ideological ends.
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[Freewill]

No matter what the fools who didn't predict the democrat congress' economic disaster of 2008 say. 16 trillion in debt, and climbing is a problem. Whether Repubican or Democrat.