The debt limit!

You just showed that fucking with the debt ceiling brought on a credit derating

Thank you

No, what it shows is that the rating was lowered because Republicans wanted to spend less and Ears wanted to spend more. The exact same problem we're having right now.
 
Show me where the tax cuts going to the Cayman Islands had any hand in hiring people? Did Trump's tax cuts boost hiring? Most companies say no


PBS…OK!!!!
You are correct in a manner of speaking.
The Business Visas went sent home.
The Americans who were working menial jobs after the Business Visas were given their jobs were hired back into their chosen professions.
The tax cuts evened out sending cheap workers back to the Eastern Hemisphere.
 
PBS…OK!!!!
You are correct in a manner of speaking.
The Business Visas went sent home.
The Americans who were working menial jobs after the Business Visas were given their jobs were hired back into their chosen professions.
The tax cuts evened out sending cheap workers back to the Eastern Hemisphere.
It's also one of the reasons we have a debt ceiling to begin with;
 
It's also one of the reasons we have a debt ceiling to begin with;

Borrowing from the Fed sounds more gentle than cutting budgets or raising taxes.
I only buy what I can afford; why doesn’t Congress do the same?
 
Ryan refers to the decision of Standard & Poor’s, the credit rating agency, to downgrade its score for U.S. Treasury obligations from AAA to AA+ on Aug. 5, 2011. That took place just four days after Congress voted to raise the federal debt ceiling, following lengthy negotiations in which House Republicans sought to force concessions from Obama and Senate Democrats as the price for raising the ceiling and averting the first default on Treasury debt payments in U.S. history.


In its report, Standard & Poor’s blamed both Republicans and Democrats for failing to come to agreement on spending cuts or revenue increases sufficient to reduce U.S. deficits significantly. It said:

Nice job, but that one isn’t worth the time. It will deny all the facts you bitchslapped him with.
 
Money, Money, Money....

What government (and other institutions) are doing is giving the authority to activate resources. That's what money REALLY IS...the authority to activate resources.

Once those resources are activated, they usually create more wealth than the 'money' that was used to activate them. Thereby validating the existence of the money. This is especially true of banks which create far more money out of thin air than the government.

When banks create money they activate resources which should create substantial profit. Government spending usually creates substantial wealth, bit is more geared for the general benefit of the people - which is a form of wealth in and of itself.

The biggest problem is that the wealth created is not returned to the government, unlike the banks.
 

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