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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Why the U.S. election on November 6, 2012 is very, very important
Being an outsider, I'm not entirely sure what these figures mean. Is it that aft 43 presidents, the US had $6.3 trillion of debt and now it's $6.5? Or is it $ 12.8?
november 6th is the day i am going to clean duke's kennel of it's shit and pee and smaell, what other thing do you expect me to do? i am very focused when i have only one thing to do<><>ifin i get more than one i fall apart and i have this nov. 6th sceduled over 2 years now so i can't be persuaded to change at this latwe date
Surely America cannot elect Romney and Ryan. It would be like voting in Waldorf and Statler from "The Muppet Show". Stick with President Obama! A vote for decency, fairness and intelligent leadership! Numerical figures can often be misleading Mr Brague.
I probably should have entitled this post "One reason why the U.S. election, etc...." I certainly didn't mean to imply that the national debt is the only reason the election is important.
I'll address your comments one at a time.
Shooting Parrots, my understanding is that the national debt of the U.S. has more than doubled since President Obama came into office.
I was intrigued by this so did some research (well I used Google). As far as I can tell, the US national debt rose steadily, but stayed below one trillion until around 1980. It then rose sharply under Reagan, Bush, Clinton and Bush again until it approached the seven trillion mark in 2004.
I'm not sure what this tells you except that ALL politicians like spending our money and starting wars is a good way to do it.
Really. Wiki is a soursce? of what? Certainly not complex economic trtruths.
The Congress appropriates the funds, the Executive executes the laws, the Judiciary interprets the law. As I said, Nothing is as simple as posting a picture of the current President and suggest HE personally added that much to the national debt. I know you to be much smarter than that, Robert.
Being an outsider, I'm not entirely sure what these figures mean. Is it that aft 43 presidents, the US had $6.3 trillion of debt and now it's $6.5? Or is it $ 12.8?
ReplyDeleteCould you source that? And you really think it is that simple?
ReplyDeletenovember 6th is the day i am going to clean duke's kennel of it's shit and pee and smaell, what other thing do you expect me to do? i am very focused when i have only one thing to do<><>ifin i get more than one i fall apart and i have this nov. 6th sceduled over 2 years now so i can't be persuaded to change at this latwe date
ReplyDeletedebt added by wife<><><>SEARS JC PENNYS MOLEWORT NACYS HOME DEPOT TOYOTA MACYS DILLARDS PARK CITY OUTLET STORES ETC AD NOSIUM
ReplyDeleteNOTHING IS TAHT SOM,PLE
ReplyDeleteSurely America cannot elect Romney and Ryan. It would be like voting in Waldorf and Statler from "The Muppet Show". Stick with President Obama! A vote for decency, fairness and intelligent leadership! Numerical figures can often be misleading Mr Brague.
ReplyDeleteI probably should have entitled this post "One reason why the U.S. election, etc...." I certainly didn't mean to imply that the national debt is the only reason the election is important.
ReplyDeleteI'll address your comments one at a time.
Shooting Parrots, my understanding is that the national debt of the U.S. has more than doubled since President Obama came into office.
Reamus, it's just a picture someone sent me in an e-mail. Nothing is that simple. Here is a little light reading for you.
Putz (1), I do not respond to comments containing certain words.
Putz (2), what is Moleworts?
Putz (3), I agree completely. NOTHING IS ever TAHT SOM,PLE
Yorkshire Pudding, sticking with President Obama would be like voting for George III.
I was intrigued by this so did some research (well I used Google). As far as I can tell, the US national debt rose steadily, but stayed below one trillion until around 1980. It then rose sharply under Reagan, Bush, Clinton and Bush again until it approached the seven trillion mark in 2004.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what this tells you except that ALL politicians like spending our money and starting wars is a good way to do it.
Really. Wiki is a soursce? of what? Certainly not complex economic trtruths.
ReplyDeleteThe Congress appropriates the funds, the Executive executes the laws, the Judiciary interprets the law. As I said, Nothing is as simple as posting a picture of the current President and suggest HE personally added that much to the national debt. I know you to be much smarter than that, Robert.