If you are a Democrat, you are heck bent on bankrupting this country....

[rawhide]

If you are a Democrat, you are heck bent on bankrupting this country, because,

you feel that devaluing the dollar will bring jobs back to the US,
you feel that bankrupting the country will lower the American international standing,
you feel that bankrupting the US will lower the importance that the US plays internationally,
you feel that bankrupting the US will place more Americans on the dole and therefore they will continue to vote Democrat to receive that entitled piece of pie

If you are a Democrat, please refute the above with examples.

Thanks in advance.

[Daytimer]

USA v. Carollo

[penguin]

And the link to USA vs Carollo addresses rawhide's questions in what even-remote way?



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[Patriot210]

Yes, President Obama and the 2009-2010 Congress has already levied a 40-60% consumables "sales tax" on all Americans (poor, middle class, and rich) by devaluing the currency. I read recently that the average grocery bill has gone up by 40-ish percent. Since I can't eat most pre-packaged stuff, my bill has gone up even higher (more like 60%). The current gas prices are buoyed up by inflation, that's why while they do drop some they keep seeming to get lower price "support", even though the economy is garbage.

Now that Obamacare has been held up, the cost of maintaining employees is going to sky-rocket, so we will see high tech manufacturers hire less permanent employees and bring on more contractors. We are going to get more "sin" rules on medical coverage in the work place too, e.g. smoking clauses.

Regarding the Daytripper link, it is from The Rolling Stone...which is on the order of Mother Jones, in terms of its bias. They actually have some good investigative reporting, at their core, but their work is dripping with such bias, they can't be trusted as more than an addendum to a socio-political model in ones' head.

Let's just say that TARP was a scandal. I think the grass roots right and grass roots left would agree on that.

I've read that the British Empire began to decline when they stopped "expanding" and started to create complicated financial instruments. We don't see it so much, because we are on the cusp of steady technological breakthroughs...e.g. the internet in the 90's and personal tech in the 00's (e.g. the Smartphone). What the liberals don't get is that it isn't demand for today's outmoded BS that drives economic growth (static demand), it is the demand for things that don't exist (e.g. the demand for the I Phone in 1976). Combining resources, labor, and IP grow the economy...not food stamps.

[whatsthat]

Originally Posted by Daytimer

USA v. Carollo

Rollingstone? Really?

Hey...where is your boy's best friend.....John I-don't-know-where- the $1billion-is Corzine

Yea....haven't you heard Eric holder is going after him?

[whatsthat]

Originally Posted by penguin

And the link to USA vs Carollo addresses rawhide's questions in what even-remote way?



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Another Daytripper drive by......then he bolts....

[rawhide]

Originally Posted by Daytimer

USA v. Carollo

Thanks for the link, but where is your point?

Here is a link for you as 4th of July is right around the corner:

http://www.jockey.com/en-US/Catalog/...Boxer&List=603

Your welcome!

[Nelson]

Originally Posted by whatsthat

Another Daytripper drive by......then he bolts....

I wonder why Daytripper forget to quote this part of the article?

The defendants in the case – Dominick Carollo, Steven Goldberg and Peter Grimm – worked for GE Capital, the finance arm of General Electric.

That's the same General Electric that owns MSNBC and NBC, the two most left leaning broadcast networks.

[PugLover]

I am convinced that the only solution is a deep depression......the only thing that will wake people up as to what is really going on within your governments at each and every level......including the city of frisco....

[PugLover]

Originally Posted by Nelson

I wonder why Daytripper forget to quote this part of the article?



That's the same General Electric that owns MSNBC and NBC, the two most left leaning broadcast networks.

Doesn't Comcast have a majority ownership of these entities?