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that shows an up trend
What is your point? Harry Reid was unable to debate and pass a budget with their simple majority - as required by law - because of Paul Ryan?
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I guess I need to use swear words / taunts in the title of the thread next time to keep it in a the free debate area?
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I guess I need to use swear words / taunts in the title of the thread next time to keep it in a the free debate area?
You're smarter than you look....... There are still surprises left in the world........![]()
I guess I need to use swear words / taunts in the title of the thread next time to keep it in a the free debate area?
You're smarter than you look....... There are still surprises left in the world........![]()
Was that a drive-by post?
You're smarter than you look....... There are still surprises left in the world........![]()
Was that a drive-by post?
Yeah, but unfortunately my semi-auto flintlock isn't working properly so only one shot fired......
I'm not sure why this is scary, isn't it normal for government spending to be a large portion of GDP in developed countries? A quick glance shows Canada, Germany, Norway, UK, France, etc. all higher than the US in percentage of GDP that is government spending.Scary still, is that we must remember that perhaps 40% of real GDP is a direct result of government spending
I'm not positive but I think you might be comparing apples and oranges here.and that one could assume what little GDP growth we currently experience is driven nearly exclusively from a trillion in borrowed spending.
The economic recovery is indeed feeble and home sales remain under norm, but you really are being misleading by just grabbing a change in a single month of December number to make a wider analysis on the entire recovery.New Home Sales drop a sharp 7.3% in December. Inventories of new homes rose to 4.9%. This is further confirmation that the US economy remained mired is Obama policy suck.
Existing-Home Sales Slip in December, Prices Continue to Rise; 2012 Totals Up | realtor.org
december is historically a bad month for home sales for pretty simple reasons
Scary still, is that we must remember that perhaps 40% of real GDP is a direct result of government spending, and that one could assume what little GDP growth we currently experience is driven nearly exclusively from a trillion in borrowed spending.