Clueless about the economy
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Clueless about the economy
| Tue, 09-16-2008 - 7:37am |
Does John McCain really believe that our economy is fundamentally sound? Is this guy out of his freakin’ mind? He is either too old or too stupid to be president. Umployment is down. Wages are down. The price of everything is up. The deficit is up. The national debt is up. Yeah, sounds like the economy is in great shape, John. Perhaps it is time for another tax break for those who make over $250,000 a year. We could use some of that Reagan trickledown voodoo economics about now.
Perhaps when McCain is elected, his new treasury secretary Phil Gramm will straighten all of us whiners out?
The guys seem to be clueless about the economy.
Perhaps when McCain is elected, his new treasury secretary Phil Gramm will straighten all of us whiners out?
The guys seem to be clueless about the economy.

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I heard on one of the financial shows, I believe it was Larry Kudlow, saying that policies were put in place to force institutions to make these loans to unqualified people that they didn't want to make. The alternative to not making the loans was to not make any loans, which would put them out of business.
So, the government
OMG if her father had a condom factory would you also say it caused people to be sex fiends.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2007-12-03-debt_N.htm
Be sure to click on the little blue square.
http://zfacts.com/p/461.html
The economy is not fundamentally sound. And be sure to note which party was in the White House when the national debt rose.
And let me ask you this: How did the Republicans think they were going to pay for the war without extra
Oh, and while I'm at it:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26746909
Why do you
Mc Cain co sponsered a bill in 2005 that very well might have prevented the current housing disaster and its effect on the economy:
It appears that the bill never got out of committee.
Sopal
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