Bush's budget allows record deficit

Bill Clinton's work re-visited. Never could trust a man having Clinton's gender problems.

he balanced the budget!

gender problems?

What gender problems? If liking sex is a gender problem than most men in the US have the same problem.

I agree, au

au:

You mean most men cheat on their wives? And it's OK?

Gender = Zipper

Just call him, "Bill the Zip"!

I think au said men LIKE sex....
I've never heard of anyone using gender to mean zipper before.

UNTILLlllllllllllllllll there was Bill. Plain old Bill, with his manly CIGAR!

Since when did cheating on your wife become a gender problem. Further when did it become a national problem. And while you are at it send me Monica. That is not sex it's pleasure. Come to think of it so is sex

<grin>

Personally when I found out he was banging interns he became my hero...

Quiet -- someone here is pining for an internship under Bush. And I do mean under.

Well, it has been some while since any legislator has been caught bending over a paige ....




timber

Lightwizard
Male or female? I have heard he has a gender problem.

Ahh, the good old days of Gingrich, Barr, Livingston and Hyde.

Lightwizard
Male or female? I have heard he has a gender problem.

Yes, he likes to parade around in drag at night eating pretzels.

Now back to the subject at hand.
WASHINGTON (Creators Syndicate) -- President George W. Bush was, to recall an earlier construction of his from the campaign, "unequivocable" when he said, "We will not deny, we will not ignore, we will not pass along our problems to other Congresses, other presidents, other generations."
That may all turn out to be true about occupying downtown Baghdad, filling Grandpa's Viagra prescription and even driving a hydrogen-powered car. But on one important "problem" -- that of who will pay for the administration's ambitious agenda -- the burden and the bill, make no mistake, are being passed directly to the next generation.
I wonder does Bush know he is being untruthful {lying}?
http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/02/03/column.shields.opinion.children/index.html

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,77345,00.html


Budgets of the late '70's, early '80s ran to beyond 6%. Flat Dollar-Figure comparisons are meaningless in real terms. A deficit among other things discourages Government Spending, and indicates ongoing Government Support for a faltering economy. A deficit is not inherently evil, and in fact may be responsible fiscal policy.

What would be worrisome would be a clear and evident increase in Deficit Growth. That does not appear to be the immediate case, but bears careful attention.



timber