I know...
Let's print money like it's going out of style, give it to government agencies to increase the power of government, and beg foreign governments to borrow it.
Then we can tax the hell out of businesses to make up the deficit.
Yeah, that sounds like a plan.
Sure it does.
If you're insane.
Monday, February 23, 2009
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go print you some RIGHT HERE! i sent $100,000,000,000 to my husband with a suggestion we vacation in iraq!
Are we to believe that Obama is quite as dim-witted as he might appear to be on the surface? Can we attribute every foolish decision, every stale rehashed notion that might enter that sorry excuse for a mind to the simple lack of understanding and appreciation for principals, especially those within the realm of economics, already proven to be true? No, although he falls well short of the omniscience ascribed to him by those truly senseless fools eternally plagued by a clouded perception of reality, who have to this point so vehemently support their savior, he does possess some, all be it marginal, capacity for reasoned thought. When one accepts this fact he is then confronted with the question of why he continues to propose and enact policy that has had such a detrimental effect on the national economy and the underlying psychology of the markets. If he is truly honest and straightforward with the American people, as he so often claims is his intent, then why can he no come forth and describe in detail the ultimate goals that motivates and drives him in his decision making process? The answer is quite simple when one looks past the petty sophistry relentlessly practiced by this administration and in turn parroted constantly by those willing to carry his water in the media. The whole act is intentionally designed to destroy confidence in the capitalist system in order to foist the same old decayed philosophy of collectivism on the shoulders of the American people, more specifically the creators of wealth.
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