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February 5, 2009 at 11:20 PM #342263February 5, 2009 at 11:47 PM #341730
waiting hawk
ParticipantPeople forget the government work for us and we the people tell them what to do. Sad times in our history when one looks to them for help. I also find it funny and I well expected it.
February 5, 2009 at 11:47 PM #342052ParticipantPeople forget the government work for us and we the people tell them what to do. Sad times in our history when one looks to them for help. I also find it funny and I well expected it.
February 5, 2009 at 11:47 PM #342156ParticipantPeople forget the government work for us and we the people tell them what to do. Sad times in our history when one looks to them for help. I also find it funny and I well expected it.
February 5, 2009 at 11:47 PM #342184ParticipantPeople forget the government work for us and we the people tell them what to do. Sad times in our history when one looks to them for help. I also find it funny and I well expected it.
February 5, 2009 at 11:47 PM #342278ParticipantPeople forget the government work for us and we the people tell them what to do. Sad times in our history when one looks to them for help. I also find it funny and I well expected it.
February 6, 2009 at 12:21 AM #341740CA renter
ParticipantNice rant, Socratt.
No matter what they do, we will have to go through the pain that’s accumulated due to Greenspan’s insistence that recessions NOT happen under any circumstances.
Lots of deflationary pressure under all of this debt, IMHO, and while the govt should do something to help mitigate some of the damage to the **real** economy (not the banking cartels), they are going about it the wrong way.
I fully support infrastructure projects and spending on social safety nets during these times. We would face some serious social problems if we don’t keep healthy, young workers occupied; and we need to prevent them from becoming desperate.
The jobs programs are NOT about “stimulating the economy” as much as they’re about keeping social order, IMHO. In addition to this, we get to improve and maintain the infrastructure that has been neglected for so long because we were focused on flowing money into the financial industry instead.
We need to support workers, not banks. Money will be printed either way, but one benefits society, while the other only benefits the wealthy.
February 6, 2009 at 12:21 AM #342062ParticipantNice rant, Socratt.
No matter what they do, we will have to go through the pain that’s accumulated due to Greenspan’s insistence that recessions NOT happen under any circumstances.
Lots of deflationary pressure under all of this debt, IMHO, and while the govt should do something to help mitigate some of the damage to the **real** economy (not the banking cartels), they are going about it the wrong way.
I fully support infrastructure projects and spending on social safety nets during these times. We would face some serious social problems if we don’t keep healthy, young workers occupied; and we need to prevent them from becoming desperate.
The jobs programs are NOT about “stimulating the economy” as much as they’re about keeping social order, IMHO. In addition to this, we get to improve and maintain the infrastructure that has been neglected for so long because we were focused on flowing money into the financial industry instead.
We need to support workers, not banks. Money will be printed either way, but one benefits society, while the other only benefits the wealthy.
February 6, 2009 at 12:21 AM #342166ParticipantNice rant, Socratt.
No matter what they do, we will have to go through the pain that’s accumulated due to Greenspan’s insistence that recessions NOT happen under any circumstances.
Lots of deflationary pressure under all of this debt, IMHO, and while the govt should do something to help mitigate some of the damage to the **real** economy (not the banking cartels), they are going about it the wrong way.
I fully support infrastructure projects and spending on social safety nets during these times. We would face some serious social problems if we don’t keep healthy, young workers occupied; and we need to prevent them from becoming desperate.
The jobs programs are NOT about “stimulating the economy” as much as they’re about keeping social order, IMHO. In addition to this, we get to improve and maintain the infrastructure that has been neglected for so long because we were focused on flowing money into the financial industry instead.
We need to support workers, not banks. Money will be printed either way, but one benefits society, while the other only benefits the wealthy.
February 6, 2009 at 12:21 AM #342194ParticipantNice rant, Socratt.
No matter what they do, we will have to go through the pain that’s accumulated due to Greenspan’s insistence that recessions NOT happen under any circumstances.
Lots of deflationary pressure under all of this debt, IMHO, and while the govt should do something to help mitigate some of the damage to the **real** economy (not the banking cartels), they are going about it the wrong way.
I fully support infrastructure projects and spending on social safety nets during these times. We would face some serious social problems if we don’t keep healthy, young workers occupied; and we need to prevent them from becoming desperate.
The jobs programs are NOT about “stimulating the economy” as much as they’re about keeping social order, IMHO. In addition to this, we get to improve and maintain the infrastructure that has been neglected for so long because we were focused on flowing money into the financial industry instead.
We need to support workers, not banks. Money will be printed either way, but one benefits society, while the other only benefits the wealthy.
February 6, 2009 at 12:21 AM #342288ParticipantNice rant, Socratt.
No matter what they do, we will have to go through the pain that’s accumulated due to Greenspan’s insistence that recessions NOT happen under any circumstances.
Lots of deflationary pressure under all of this debt, IMHO, and while the govt should do something to help mitigate some of the damage to the **real** economy (not the banking cartels), they are going about it the wrong way.
I fully support infrastructure projects and spending on social safety nets during these times. We would face some serious social problems if we don’t keep healthy, young workers occupied; and we need to prevent them from becoming desperate.
The jobs programs are NOT about “stimulating the economy” as much as they’re about keeping social order, IMHO. In addition to this, we get to improve and maintain the infrastructure that has been neglected for so long because we were focused on flowing money into the financial industry instead.
We need to support workers, not banks. Money will be printed either way, but one benefits society, while the other only benefits the wealthy.
February 6, 2009 at 12:35 AM #341750socrattt
Participant[quote=CostaMesa]Absolutely hilarious considering the Republicans are the ones trying to kill the ‘Buy American’ provisions in the Stimulus Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb 4 (Reuters) – Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, was expected to offer an amendment to strip the Buy American provision from the Senate’s stimulus bill
(02-03) 04:00 PST Washington — The top Senate Republican, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said Monday that the measure should be stripped from the bill
LEt’s see how this math works.
Joey sells American steel so Tony can build a bridge. Two American jobs.
Lin sells Chinese steel so Tony can build a bridge. One American job. Price of bridge about 3% less.Doesn’t make a speck of sense to me. There’s a reason the Republicans are the MINORITY party – because they’re totally out of touch with reality![/quote]
CostaMesa, I don’t think I was trying to take sides here. I personally think both parties are a bunch of knuckle heads. Obviously I can see you voted in HOPE that Obama would save the world. Maybe all the liberals will realize that at this point both parties have absolutely destroyed this country, including their own.
The bipartisan garbage needs to end. We need to focus on America and the fundamentals that brought this wonderful country to be the superpower of the world. We need to nix the corrupt politicians. I also read that Obama hired another lobbyist recently. I am just so puzzled with these guys. They create executive orders and then they break their own rules.
I smell an unemployment rate of 10% by July and once that happens all bets are off my friends. If you don’t believe there will be civil unrest with a 10% unemployment rate along with many other negative factors you will be sorely mistaken. America will be begging for mercy shortly and I don’t think a trillion dollar stimulus plan is the answer. I think we need to beg before we borrow! We need to learn how to save and not spend. How to produce and not consume. All these will happen eventually, unfortunately at the expense and lives of many Americans.
February 6, 2009 at 12:35 AM #342072Participant[quote=CostaMesa]Absolutely hilarious considering the Republicans are the ones trying to kill the ‘Buy American’ provisions in the Stimulus Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb 4 (Reuters) – Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, was expected to offer an amendment to strip the Buy American provision from the Senate’s stimulus bill
(02-03) 04:00 PST Washington — The top Senate Republican, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said Monday that the measure should be stripped from the bill
LEt’s see how this math works.
Joey sells American steel so Tony can build a bridge. Two American jobs.
Lin sells Chinese steel so Tony can build a bridge. One American job. Price of bridge about 3% less.Doesn’t make a speck of sense to me. There’s a reason the Republicans are the MINORITY party – because they’re totally out of touch with reality![/quote]
CostaMesa, I don’t think I was trying to take sides here. I personally think both parties are a bunch of knuckle heads. Obviously I can see you voted in HOPE that Obama would save the world. Maybe all the liberals will realize that at this point both parties have absolutely destroyed this country, including their own.
The bipartisan garbage needs to end. We need to focus on America and the fundamentals that brought this wonderful country to be the superpower of the world. We need to nix the corrupt politicians. I also read that Obama hired another lobbyist recently. I am just so puzzled with these guys. They create executive orders and then they break their own rules.
I smell an unemployment rate of 10% by July and once that happens all bets are off my friends. If you don’t believe there will be civil unrest with a 10% unemployment rate along with many other negative factors you will be sorely mistaken. America will be begging for mercy shortly and I don’t think a trillion dollar stimulus plan is the answer. I think we need to beg before we borrow! We need to learn how to save and not spend. How to produce and not consume. All these will happen eventually, unfortunately at the expense and lives of many Americans.
February 6, 2009 at 12:35 AM #342176Participant[quote=CostaMesa]Absolutely hilarious considering the Republicans are the ones trying to kill the ‘Buy American’ provisions in the Stimulus Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb 4 (Reuters) – Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, was expected to offer an amendment to strip the Buy American provision from the Senate’s stimulus bill
(02-03) 04:00 PST Washington — The top Senate Republican, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said Monday that the measure should be stripped from the bill
LEt’s see how this math works.
Joey sells American steel so Tony can build a bridge. Two American jobs.
Lin sells Chinese steel so Tony can build a bridge. One American job. Price of bridge about 3% less.Doesn’t make a speck of sense to me. There’s a reason the Republicans are the MINORITY party – because they’re totally out of touch with reality![/quote]
CostaMesa, I don’t think I was trying to take sides here. I personally think both parties are a bunch of knuckle heads. Obviously I can see you voted in HOPE that Obama would save the world. Maybe all the liberals will realize that at this point both parties have absolutely destroyed this country, including their own.
The bipartisan garbage needs to end. We need to focus on America and the fundamentals that brought this wonderful country to be the superpower of the world. We need to nix the corrupt politicians. I also read that Obama hired another lobbyist recently. I am just so puzzled with these guys. They create executive orders and then they break their own rules.
I smell an unemployment rate of 10% by July and once that happens all bets are off my friends. If you don’t believe there will be civil unrest with a 10% unemployment rate along with many other negative factors you will be sorely mistaken. America will be begging for mercy shortly and I don’t think a trillion dollar stimulus plan is the answer. I think we need to beg before we borrow! We need to learn how to save and not spend. How to produce and not consume. All these will happen eventually, unfortunately at the expense and lives of many Americans.
February 6, 2009 at 12:35 AM #342204Participant[quote=CostaMesa]Absolutely hilarious considering the Republicans are the ones trying to kill the ‘Buy American’ provisions in the Stimulus Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb 4 (Reuters) – Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, was expected to offer an amendment to strip the Buy American provision from the Senate’s stimulus bill
(02-03) 04:00 PST Washington — The top Senate Republican, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said Monday that the measure should be stripped from the bill
LEt’s see how this math works.
Joey sells American steel so Tony can build a bridge. Two American jobs.
Lin sells Chinese steel so Tony can build a bridge. One American job. Price of bridge about 3% less.Doesn’t make a speck of sense to me. There’s a reason the Republicans are the MINORITY party – because they’re totally out of touch with reality![/quote]
CostaMesa, I don’t think I was trying to take sides here. I personally think both parties are a bunch of knuckle heads. Obviously I can see you voted in HOPE that Obama would save the world. Maybe all the liberals will realize that at this point both parties have absolutely destroyed this country, including their own.
The bipartisan garbage needs to end. We need to focus on America and the fundamentals that brought this wonderful country to be the superpower of the world. We need to nix the corrupt politicians. I also read that Obama hired another lobbyist recently. I am just so puzzled with these guys. They create executive orders and then they break their own rules.
I smell an unemployment rate of 10% by July and once that happens all bets are off my friends. If you don’t believe there will be civil unrest with a 10% unemployment rate along with many other negative factors you will be sorely mistaken. America will be begging for mercy shortly and I don’t think a trillion dollar stimulus plan is the answer. I think we need to beg before we borrow! We need to learn how to save and not spend. How to produce and not consume. All these will happen eventually, unfortunately at the expense and lives of many Americans.
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