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Not to mention our dollar continues to get weaker and we continue to borrow $, adding to our debt. -- nm
Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Nov 5 '14, 06:23
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Huh?!? The dollar has been getting stronger. -- nm
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Fitz Matush
Nov 5, 06:27
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Recently? Yes. Over the past say, 20-30 years?
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Strongbad
Nov 5, 06:30
And borrowing while the interest rate is basically zero is a smart thing. We should borrow a whole lot more and get some infrastructure work going. -- nm
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Fitz Matush
Nov 5, 06:29
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Why I believe it is a bad thing
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Strongbad
Nov 5, 06:43
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I understand that is how almost all countries are run.
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Strongbad
Nov 5, 07:28
except the bill doesn't actually "have to be paid by someone at some point"
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znufrii
Nov 5, 06:57
We've had some recent good news, yes, compared to some startling numbers from 2009-2012. -- nm
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Strongbad
Nov 5, 06:33
The dollar is strengthening, interest rates are super low, and we're adding much less debt than previous years. -- nm
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ty97
Nov 5, 06:25
you say that like those are necessarily bad things. -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 5, 06:25
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So they're good things? -- nm
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Strongbad
Nov 5, 06:25
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they can be: a weak dollar drives export growth, deficit spending (especially at historically low interest rates) drives overall economic activity. -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 5, 06:27
Well, that shit ain't changing at all. No one in Congress or the White House is going to solve that
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Will Hunting
Nov 5, 06:24
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