The_Noble_Cause wrote:This worst case scenario type logic can be applied equally to any crisis, from 9-11 to the current economic mess.
Agreed....but I think may of us had that worse case panic.
The_Noble_Cause wrote: Some would argue about whether the immediate action was truly needed, but I agree for the most part.
The deficit may be a problem in the long run, but for right now, the objective is to get the economy up and running.
If that involves temporary government deficit spending in place of non-existent private sector spending, so be it.
Okay...but there is too much non-stimulating action taking place (thats what she said)
The_Noble_Cause wrote: 18 million is still unacceptable.
Medicare has some problems, but by and large, old folks seem happy with it.
Raise the top marginal tax back to what it was under Reagan’s first term and call it a day.
End of story.
I agree that 18 million is, but lets recognize this as a fixable problem, without going the Universal way, which again is what Obama wants based on his past writings, speeches, trainings and beliefs.
No tax increases. In fact, here in upstate if you cut property taxes in half there would be BOOM...A BOOM I SAY.