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We're 8 trillion in debt. We annually pay more interest than we've spend in Iraq. The American people have proven time and time again, we don't care
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by
Will Hunting
what do you expect? as long as their congressman can do something for them, it's everyone else's congressman who is the problem. -- nm
Posted by
znufrii
Sep 4 '08, 09:11
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Congress should be about working together, but Republicans foster a notion of ME ME ME!! individualism
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con_carne
Sep 4, 09:15
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Oh please, you can't blame one side and not the other for this mess. We're 28 years into a massive debt explosion.
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Will Hunting
Sep 4, 09:17
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Correct, both parties are to blame. I just think the Republicans' mentality of low taxes and war hawking is most responsible for the debt -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 4, 09:24
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Bush isn't good by any means. He's anything but wise on budgets. But the Democrats aren't much better.
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Will Hunting
Sep 4, 09:25
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Partisan for the sake of being partisan: Probably. I think I am being extra hatey on the GOP cause of watching the convention. (I am actually angry) -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 4, 09:32
I think it is time for another American Revolution! -- nm
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amoxy
Sep 4, 09:29
more accurately, it's their intellectually dishonest approach to spending, including on the war. -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 4, 09:25
I thought our budget was balanced and our debt was quite small when Clinton left office. Is that wrong? -- nm
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Jim
Sep 4, 09:19
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Clinton had a 2 year time frame Congress and him couldn't spend money quick enough; but teh deficit increased under him.
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Will Hunting
Sep 4, 09:21
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Here's a linkage graph. -- (link)
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Will Hunting
Sep 4, 09:24
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I thought there was, in fact, a budgetary surplus then but the national debt was still quite large. -- nm
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mara
Sep 4, 09:20
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Yeah, when you owe $10k on your credit cards, and you can pay $10 extra over the interest payment, you're still in trouble. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Sep 4, 09:22
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... but it's better than not paying that $10 -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 4, 09:24
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Really, at least Clinton made the attempt to move us in the right directions
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amoxy
Sep 4, 09:25
Or not paying at all. -- nm
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Jim
Sep 4, 09:24
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Or charging more to that credit card. -- nm
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mara
Sep 4, 09:28
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Hello world, I'd like to get an increse on my limit. Thanks. -- nm
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USA
Sep 4, 09:34
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Okay! -- nm
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US Congress
Sep 4, 09:36
our national debt wasn't small, it'd just stopped increasing. -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 4, 09:20
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deficit vs. debt -- nm
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zork
Sep 4, 09:21
and ironically, the only time we've had a balanced budget was when a democrat was in the white house. -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 4, 09:19
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