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whats the difference?
whats the difference?
whats the difference?
whats the difference?
Ohh I don't know, perhaps the fact that 50 cents of every dollar we spend is BORROWED?
whats the difference?
Now there really isn't any more money left,no more can be borrowed,we haven't gotten to the point where we just start printing it like a third world country.But I'm sure that day is coming.Why is everyone having a problem with people asking how are we going to pay for it.
Take note of how conveniently Blu bypassed responding to this post ^^^^^whats the difference?
I see a few differences. One, we didn't have a $13 trillion national debt at that time. Also, how long did they vote to extend them? We are surpassing an extension of over two years now. I don't remember that being the case in the recession following 9-11.
whats the difference?
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus says that 99 weeks is sufficient. “You can’t go on forever”, the Montana Democrat said.
“There’s just been no discussion to go beyond that,” said Senator Byron Dorgan, a North Dakota Democrat.
The party of the sitting president...do you really need to ask?whats the difference?
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus says that 99 weeks is sufficient. You cant go on forever, the Montana Democrat said.
Theres just been no discussion to go beyond that, said Senator Byron Dorgan, a North Dakota Democrat.
Take note of how conveniently Blu bypassed responding to this post ^^^^^whats the difference?
I see a few differences. One, we didn't have a $13 trillion national debt at that time. Also, how long did they vote to extend them? We are surpassing an extension of over two years now. I don't remember that being the case in the recession following 9-11.
Just the opportunity to point out Blu's obvious partisanshipTake note of how conveniently Blu bypassed responding to this post ^^^^^I see a few differences. One, we didn't have a $13 trillion national debt at that time. Also, how long did they vote to extend them? We are surpassing an extension of over two years now. I don't remember that being the case in the recession following 9-11.
and you expected....what exactly?