Hey, no worries ... Barney also says they'll have to raise taxes on everybody. So it's all good.
Seriously ... I don't care if you consider yourself "middle class" ... if you don't think you pay more in taxes during an Obama/Pelosi/Reid administration, you're fucking deluding yourself.
It's like we're headed toward a financial ravine in a car with three accelerators and no brakes. Good times.
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
It's like we're headed toward a financial ravine in a car with three accelerators and no brakes. Good times.
This is something I absolutely do not understand. Your country is currently spending 10 billion $/month in the war effort, your country is witnessing the biggest financial meltdown in a long long time, your country's taxing policy is so full of potholes a balanced budget today is at best a science fiction book and yet you "are headed toward a financial ravine"? Explain to me how you believe you actually have not already lept the edge of the ravine?
Whatever the candidate that is chosen you have to hope he knows how to balance a budget (spend big then tax more, spend small tax less), because otherwise your car will have trouble landing.
Whatever the candidate that is chosen you have to hope he knows how to balance a budget (spend big then tax more, spend small tax less), because otherwise your car will have trouble landing.
Obama is not that person unless he gets Mitt Romney to switch parties
and we are at that ravine for sure, but with an additional 1 trillion in planned spending by Obamanation its only going to get worse, not that McCain has the above all be all answer either
This is something I absolutely do not understand. Your country is currently spending 10 billion $/month in the war effort, your country is witnessing the biggest financial meltdown in a long long time, your country's taxing policy is so full of potholes a balanced budget today is at best a science fiction book and yet you "are headed toward a financial ravine"? Explain to me how you believe you actually have not already lept the edge of the ravine?
Because it can get much, much worse.
We aren't in a Depression. In the strictest economic sense of the word, we aren't even in a recession yet. I don't think the majority of Americans have even *felt* this so-called crisis in their daily lives (I know I haven't, really, except for a sagging 401K Barack wants to tax the shit of ... seriously, look it up).
But we're headed that way. It might be too late to hit the brakes without skidding over the edge ... but it's better than just jamming down the accelerator, Thelma-and-Louise style.
everybody wants the most they can possibly get
for the least they could possibly do
he obviously has a focused education on economics but i dont see how increased spending will help the economy...that means we would have to print more money causing even greater inflation and decreased value of the dollar?
maybe im wrong
hmmm....
Nobel laureate Paul Krugman vs. pjalive21 on the economy...
But we're headed that way. It might be too late to hit the brakes without skidding over the edge ... but it's better than just jamming down the accelerator, Thelma-and-Louise style.
I didn't bother to read both programs but from what I gathered I understood Obama's plan was : "no more tax cuts so we can implement social policies" while McCain's plan was : "status quo". The first one seemed less dangerous in my point of view, but I may be mistaken. (Please be aware that intelligent social policies can have massive positive consequences on the economy).
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Seriously ... I don't care if you consider yourself "middle class" ... if you don't think you pay more in taxes during an Obama/Pelosi/Reid administration, you're fucking deluding yourself.
It's like we're headed toward a financial ravine in a car with three accelerators and no brakes. Good times.
for the least they could possibly do
Whatever the candidate that is chosen you have to hope he knows how to balance a budget (spend big then tax more, spend small tax less), because otherwise your car will have trouble landing.
Obama is not that person unless he gets Mitt Romney to switch parties
and we are at that ravine for sure, but with an additional 1 trillion in planned spending by Obamanation its only going to get worse, not that McCain has the above all be all answer either
Because it can get much, much worse.
We aren't in a Depression. In the strictest economic sense of the word, we aren't even in a recession yet. I don't think the majority of Americans have even *felt* this so-called crisis in their daily lives (I know I haven't, really, except for a sagging 401K Barack wants to tax the shit of ... seriously, look it up).
But we're headed that way. It might be too late to hit the brakes without skidding over the edge ... but it's better than just jamming down the accelerator, Thelma-and-Louise style.
for the least they could possibly do
hmmm....
Nobel laureate Paul Krugman vs. pjalive21 on the economy...
tough choice...;)
haha
i did take micro and macro economics