Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
You libs never can provide an answer so here's another chance
current debt 17 T
when obama leaves office 20 T
At what point must the govt stop spending more than it takes in?
25 T
50 T
100 T
?
In the government mindset there is no such thing as to much debt.
You libs never can provide an answer so here's another chance
current debt 17 T
when obama leaves office 20 T
At what point must the govt stop spending more than it takes in?
25 T
50 T
100 T
?
You libs never can provide an answer so here's another chance
current debt 17 T
when obama leaves office 20 T
At what point must the govt stop spending more than it takes in?
25 T
50 T
100 T
?
Here's a question for you. How will we pay it off without raising taxes or devaluing our currency?
And I don't suppose you noticed that Bush doubled the national debt, too.
come on sallow, RW, jake-------------weigh in. How much debt is too much?
When the interest on the debt consumes the entire revenue of the govt, is that your answer?
When you take advantage of a tax deduction, you are contributing to higher tax rates and the national debt.
Don't kid yourself into believing you are pure as the driven snow. You helped build that shit sandwich. Now it is time to take a bite.
come on sallow, RW, jake-------------weigh in. How much debt is too much?
When the interest on the debt consumes the entire revenue of the govt, is that your answer?
The U.S. "debt" MUST grow at least as much as the growth in annual GDP. This is the only way to maintain a reasonable balance in the money supply. The primary reason we had a financial crisis is that monetary growth during the Bush era (through deficit spending) primarily went into "imaginary" security instruments, and the value of those collapsed--thereby destroying a good sized hunk of the money supply. Debt creation since then was essential to restore the money supply and revive economic circulation. The only problem is that we have created too little debt, and the money supply remains tight for the productive labor class.
I'm sorry you can't grasp any of this, right wingers.
You libs never can provide an answer so here's another chance
current debt 17 T
when obama leaves office 20 T
At what point must the govt stop spending more than it takes in?
25 T
50 T
100 T
?
Here's a question for you. How will we pay it off without raising taxes or devaluing our currency?
And I don't suppose you noticed that Bush doubled the national debt, too.
You libs never can provide an answer so here's another chance
current debt 17 T
when obama leaves office 20 T
At what point must the govt stop spending more than it takes in?
25 T
50 T
100 T
?
Here's a question for you. How will we pay it off without raising taxes or devaluing our currency?
And I don't suppose you noticed that Bush doubled the national debt, too.
No we all know that is that the rationale for continuing the trend Bush did it to? Using that logic who ever follows Obama gets to continue it because he did.
You libs never can provide an answer so here's another chance
current debt 17 T
when obama leaves office 20 T
At what point must the govt stop spending more than it takes in?
25 T
50 T
100 T
?
Here's a question for you. How will we pay it off without raising taxes or devaluing our currency?
And I don't suppose you noticed that Bush doubled the national debt, too.
good question, whats your answer?
yes he did. is it only bad when republicans do it?
I want an answer, how much is too much?
Here's a question for you. How will we pay it off without raising taxes or devaluing our currency?
And I don't suppose you noticed that Bush doubled the national debt, too.
good question, whats your answer?
yes he did. is it only bad when republicans do it?
I want an answer, how much is too much?
A dollar is too much. But I don't believe being a pessimistic whiner is helpful. I believe if you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem. So stop whining and start providing solutions.
If nothing changes, then sooner or later we are going to have to devalue the currency and/or raise taxes on everyone.
There is a much smarter way to lower our debt. We simply need to ban all tax expenditures and raise the Social Security and Medicare eligibility ages to at least 70, and index the eligibility age to 9 percent of the population going forward.
These two things would provide the government with so much surplus cash we'd be arguing over what to do with it all.
I would suggest it be used to lower tax rates for everyone, but leaving enough cash to start paying off the national debt in big chunks. Once the debt is paid off, lower tax rates even more.
good question, whats your answer?
yes he did. is it only bad when republicans do it?
I want an answer, how much is too much?
A dollar is too much. But I don't believe being a pessimistic whiner is helpful. I believe if you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem. So stop whining and start providing solutions.
If nothing changes, then sooner or later we are going to have to devalue the currency and/or raise taxes on everyone.
There is a much smarter way to lower our debt. We simply need to ban all tax expenditures and raise the Social Security and Medicare eligibility ages to at least 70, and index the eligibility age to 9 percent of the population going forward.
These two things would provide the government with so much surplus cash we'd be arguing over what to do with it all.
I would suggest it be used to lower tax rates for everyone, but leaving enough cash to start paying off the national debt in big chunks. Once the debt is paid off, lower tax rates even more.
OK, those are some ideas, but you are still dodging the basic question. How much national debt is too much?
A dollar is too much. But I don't believe being a pessimistic whiner is helpful. I believe if you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem. So stop whining and start providing solutions.
If nothing changes, then sooner or later we are going to have to devalue the currency and/or raise taxes on everyone.
There is a much smarter way to lower our debt. We simply need to ban all tax expenditures and raise the Social Security and Medicare eligibility ages to at least 70, and index the eligibility age to 9 percent of the population going forward.
These two things would provide the government with so much surplus cash we'd be arguing over what to do with it all.
I would suggest it be used to lower tax rates for everyone, but leaving enough cash to start paying off the national debt in big chunks. Once the debt is paid off, lower tax rates even more.
OK, those are some ideas, but you are still dodging the basic question. How much national debt is too much?
What part of "A dollar is too much" do you need translated into Partisan Hack?
