bripat9643
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- Apr 1, 2011
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See we are not in 1776, we are in 2016... Intensions of our founders and the reality of what is in today's world are two very different things. You can't just hit the reset button and just do things the way you think they were meant to be. Sure you can keep to a more conservative path which is just fine, but deal with reality, not absurd unrealistic proposals to todays problemsAuto bailout, trade deals, grants and funding for businesses, our tax code, stimulus for contract jobs like building roads, bridges, buildings...The government employe's over 21 million people... They hold the ability to create legislation and provide funding that has dramatic effects in the private sector. I don't know what dream world you're living in... but keep up the fight man!If interest rates go up just a few points we will be in a very bad place. 1% of $19 trillion is $190 billion. The last thing this country needs is more "stimulus" funded with borrowing. Also, the phrase "government smart investment" is an oxymoron. In fact, calling anything the government does an "investment" is any oxymoron. Government doesn't create jobs. It only destroys them.
Do tell, what legislation or funding would provide these so-called dramatic effects in the private sector?
And just where are we going to get all the money for this?
I thought we had a trillion dollars for a stimulus fund, and it turned out to be a failure.
You people really don't understand the role of our federal government, do you?
Our founders never intended for our federal government to be job creators, to be lending institutions, to be a bank to bailout people. That's not the role of the federal government.
There's no reason whatsoever that we can't return this government to its original purpose.