@Sabz5150,
Quote:Originally posted by Truth Detector
The above is nothing more than a bunch of Librul hyperbolic BS.
By the way, who do you think owns most of the US Debt? This should help you become more informed instead of sounding like another typical uninformed talking head who spews nonsensical Democrat talking points in a vacuum of the facts.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:That would be China and (GASP) Saudi Arabia. Guess who leeched from them.
Being consistently wrong appears to be your forte?; but then, you are a Librul, how can we expect more from you?
China holds a mere $776 Billion of the nearly $12 trillion US debt. For those of you from Rio Linda that would be about 6.4%. This amount is slightly more than what Japan holds, yet we never hear that we are beholding to the Japanese; I guess for Libruls it sounds better to pretend we are beholding to a third world Communist regime.
As for your clueless assertion about Saudi Arabia, all the oil export nations combined own a mere $191 billion which includes Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, UAE etc.
The Federal Reserve and Intra-Governmental holdings hold about $4.8 Trillion and the balance after Japans $700 plus billion are pension funds, banks and trusts.
So again, it is painfully apparent you are better at spewing uninformed talking points than dealing with facts.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:Three trillion dollars is deficits on steroids. That's what is effectively left behind after the first eight years of the 21st century. You appear to support that fully.
Cue the 9/11 crutch in 3...2...1...
So where's the money gonna come from? Simple question, simple answer, right? Since the money we HAD is spent and in China's hands, where are we to get money to do things like, I dunno, pay for security in airports... upgrade our electrical grid... keep the troops troopin' on... things like that. They cost money y'know.
Speaking of, how do you plan we pay for the last administration? Again, three trillion large slapped into my son's lap.
Cue the 9/11 crutch AGAIN in 3...2...1...
The above has been shown to be bunk above; but it is amusing that you trivialize the events of 9-11 to support your uninformed notions about economics, politics and global polict.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:Its ALL deficit spending, you can't pick and choose. At least I can admit its deficit spending and that I'd prefer not to do so, however choices are limited. You guys built guns that shoot money like water cannons.
The only one picking and choosing would be you in your desperate efforts to spew Librul talking points in a vacuum of the facts and reality; it is about as mindless as trivializing the events of 9-11.
But then, who would never accuse you of wanting to have an intelligent debate.
Quote:Originally posted by Truth Detector
Ten months into this spending spree you have NOTHING to show for it except for an increasing level of joblessness, massive closures of businesses and foreclosed housing, massive deficits and a skyrocketing Debt obligation.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:No, *YOU* have nothing to show for it. *I* have three cars, a new house and a pair of very secure jobs between the wife and I to pay for it all.
How did I do it? I saw the last few years coming from a parsec away. Sorry if you didn't. Being able to see an impending train wreck is kinda neat when you need to do something such as get out of the way.
Psst, my mortgage is cheaper than rent on a place half this size!
This is nothing more then empty headed arrogant narcissism and has nothing to do with anything we are debating.
It begs the question many of your comments seem to beg; what is your point?
Quote:Originally posted by Truth Detector
I have to laugh as Libruls and their pals in the mainstream drive-by media attempt to spin this as NOT THAT BAD; these are the same morons that claimed that during Bush?s Presidency a 4.5% unemployment rate was unacceptable and creation of hundreds of thousands of jobs per month wasn?t enough. These are the same morons who railed at Bush for giving taxpayers more of their money back and claimed the ONLY responsible thing was to RAISE taxes; yet today, not a word about raising taxes and how to pay for the TRILLIONS they are borrowing for a policy that has little to show for its spending.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:Homework assignment: Show me where your taxes have been raised. I can show you were mine have dropped. Pay stubs and all
I see that you have a serious reading comprehension problem; what does my above comments have to do with yours? Here let me help you; NOTHING. Do you ever actually READ anything posted or just go on mindless tirades against arguments no one has made.
You may want to re-read the above and then read your response to see what it is fruitless for anyone to have a coherent debate with a rabid Librul who goes on whiney emotional tirades in a vacuum of what has been discussed.
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The level of hypocrisy and irony drips from Libruls who continue to claim everything bad in the world is Bush?s and Republicans fault; I imagine ten years from now we will be hearing the same old tired uninformed rhetoric because when it comes to NEW ideas, the Democrats and their Librul pals are sorely lacking in that regard.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:Reaganomics. Nuff said on that front. Trickle own has been a staple of Republican rhetoric for decades. Still is, hence the tax breaks for the top 1%.
As for blaming the other side: Clinton. Thought it was religious doctrine that he let Binnie get the slip and that he put us into recession.
This is called projection.
You go beyond projection and engage in bloviated fabrications; it begs the question again, is there a point to your emotional babble?
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This is an outright lie; but then you are a Librul and in order to support your failed political philosophy lying is all that you have.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:An outright lie? I'm 30 and a hair, that means Jimmy was on the way out shortly after I was. So my presidential line is as follows: Gipper -> Bush -> Clinton -> Bush the 2nd -> Obama.
Two Dems, three Pubs. Do we REALLY wanna see the books these guys left us with?
YES WE DO!
I see that your ignorance of economics 101 is matched by your ignorance of who holds the purse strings.
But for simplistic Libruls it is so much easier to pretend a President can spend the nation into deep debt and blame Republican Presidents for the actions of Democrat controlled congress.
I know it is too much for your to actually pick up a history book and read; but you might want to review them so that you can have a factual outlook rather than the simple minded partisan BS you are so adept at.
During the Reagan, Carter and Bush I presidencies, it was a Democrat Congress that continued to spend us into deficits. Reagans budgets were met with ridicule and the claim that they were DOA on arrival to Congress.
Again, the FACT remains that the ONLY Congress in decades that has actually balanced a budget was a Republican Congress. Clinton handed off the reigns of power with an internet bubble and mild recession and then the devastating effects of 9-11, which you so tritely call a ?crutch?, and the vote to invade Afghanistan and Iraq were the catalysts that pushed us into a deficit once more; and without the tax policies of the Bush II admin, the effects on the economy could have been far worse.
Revenues were up during the latter half Bush?s first term and the notion that tax cuts caused the deficits are about as asinine as the notion that the deficit spending we currently are witnessing have been good for the economy.
Quote:Originally posted by Truth Detector
Congress is the ONLY entity that can tax and spend; and for six decades it was controlled by Democrats for the most part. The ONLY congress to have balanced a budget in two decades was a Republican Congress; the same one you and your pals in the uninformed mainstream media demagogue.
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:But it's Obama who is taxing you...
There you go again; making up your own version of events but nothing above suggests that I claimed Obama is taxing us; nothing I have claimed above suggests that Congress has even taken up the issue of taxes.
Do you live in a parallel universe where you make up your own set of facts to support your absurd notions about Government and economics?
Sabz5150;68791 wrote:Oh, and the above nosedive in dollars per the graph... Republican congress. The Dems went along because of the endless riders attached to military spending bills. Neat tactic, can't line-item veto, so if ya vote Nay, you are seen as unAmerican... you don't support the troops.
The denial is strong with this one.
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