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    you're wrong mr president.
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    Your progress is using debt to build something. You can't continue to print money and borrow money and expect it to work out continuously.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper7 View Post
    Your progress is using debt to build something. You can't continue to print money and borrow money and expect it to work out continuously.
    Hey, keep your eyes on the horizon gauge!

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    We all love teachers!
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    How the Fuck have we made any Fucking progress

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gunner View Post
    How the Fuck have we made any Fucking progress
    We were about [yay] close to a financial depression. Did we spend too much? That's pretty likely. However, in January 2009, did we know how much was too little or too much? Nope, that was a pretty unique situation. I'd rather have erred on the side of too much than too little, because we've seen what a great depression looks like.

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    My take on Romneys closing statement: brief, genuine, factual and to the point. Sometimes less is more.
    O just seemed to ramble on with his current speil.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BPTactical View Post
    My take on Romneys closing statement: brief, genuine, factual and to the point.

    O just seemed to ramble on with his current speil.
    Very well put.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rucker61 View Post
    We were about [yay] close to a financial depression. Did we spend too much? That's pretty likely. However, in January 2009, did we know how much was too little or too much? Nope, that was a pretty unique situation. I'd rather have erred on the side of too much than too little, because we've seen what a great depression looks like.
    Major Changes happen in a depression. Businesses without sound foundations fail. Banks without sound foundations fail. By bailing out the businesses "too big to fail" They short circuited the changes that needed to occur and replaced them with artificial "regulations". The upshot of that is prolonging the inevitable, and making the eventual consequences for the citizenry worse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goodburbon View Post
    Major Changes happen in a depression. Businesses without sound foundations fail. Banks without sound foundations fail. By bailing out the businesses "too big to fail" They short circuited the changes that needed to occur and replaced them with artificial "regulations". The upshot of that is prolonging the inevitable, and making the eventual consequences for the citizenry worse.
    So you would have voted for depression?

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