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If this bailout fails and leads us into a depression or a period of hyperinflation then the repubs can solely blame the dems.. The first bailout did not work. Why is this porkfull bailout going to be any different from the first one? On the other hand, it may just work. (snowball's chances in hell)Hi,
WOW! What unity! All the Repub Reps in a meaningless (it was going to pass anyhow) show of support voted no on the atimulus package.
Dustin James wrote:For those on the deck who might have missed this alternative view. I doubt it will change anyones mind here, just another way of looking at the problem. Some interesting revelations about the non-stimulus parts of the current bill. FWIW.
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Economy/hl1108.cfm
Bill Call wrote:Dustin James wrote:For those on the deck who might have missed this alternative view. I doubt it will change anyones mind here, just another way of looking at the problem. Some interesting revelations about the non-stimulus parts of the current bill. FWIW.
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Economy/hl1108.cfm
Borrowing money to build a needed road or bridge or port or school or park or sewer or sewage treatment plant or nuclear power plant or windmill makes sense. While we can all argue about an individual choice or an individual item the general idea of borrowing to build is sound.
Borrowing $6 trillion dollars to pass out on street corners is not the way to build an economy. If it were we wouldn't need the stimulus package. Just give every American a check for $1 million dollars and be done with it.
Dustin James wrote:Uh, so you agree with the article, right? Just checking the context here of your statement and wondering why the quotes above to your statem