Can someone tell me the amount of debt Regan and the Bush's accumulated?

[nynco]

Oh please point to where I can buy a house in the Denver metro area for 60K that is not falling down. Go....

[dwalker460]

zillow.com dont sprain anything

here-
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/36...13738942_zpid/

[Pancho Villa]

Its happening today and has been for a long time. We deregulated the financial serves industry and then at the same time said money was free speech... so they bought our elected officials elections.

Hows the coffee smell?

Yup, that's exactly what happened! There's no alternate explanation at all!

[Sharpienads]

Yup, that's exactly what happened! There's no alternate explanation at all!

lol

[nynco]

zillow.com dont sprain anything

here-
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/36...13738942_zpid/

Jesus you just linked to a house that forclosed on a previous value of 250k. You just proved my point for me.

[nynco]

Yup, that's exactly what happened! There's no alternate explanation at all!

So whats your explanation and use facts not Ayne Rands theories but actual facts.

[spqrzilla]

The real irony is that libertarian economic models always lead to business buying gov and gov reinforcing those same things that you think libertarian/conservative economics will fix.

Of a great many objectively false things you've written, this is the most ridiculous one. A libertarian economic model would not allow the government to have the control that would make "buying" it worthwhile.

You really are showing your utter ignorance here, nynco. Do you really have no clue what libertarian philosophy is? Or do you just write down random nonsense?

[Pancho Villa]

So whats your explanation and use facts not Ayne Rands theories but actual facts.

Sorry, man. I'm totally open to talk turkey with most guys here, because I fundamentally feel that they're open to different points of view, or facts that don't jive with their worldview. But it would be a waste of time with you.

[nynco]

So in your libertarian deregulation model... what laws are there to stop wealth and corportations in particular from BUYING our elected officials if your same model says that money is free speech and corporations have the same rights as living citizens and you can give as much money as you want to an elected official? Nothing.... and that thing always leads to the corruption that you are crying about.

You want to read up on a good essay that debunks most of the libertarian garbage have at it.
http://www.zompist.com/libertos.html

[nynco]

Gross federal debt

This table lists the gross U.S. federal debt^[47] as a percentage of GDP by number Congress since World War II.^[48] The current gross federal debt as a percentage of GDP (83.4% at the end of 2009) is currently the highest it has been since the late 1940s. The debt briefly reached over 100% of GDP in the aftermath of World War II.


(Source: CBO Historical Budget Page and Whitehouse FY 2012 Budget - Table 7.1 Federal Debt at the End of Year PDF, Excel, Senate.gov)
Notes:

• For net jobs changes over the corresponding periods, see: Jobs created during U.S. presidential terms.

If you want to look at another break down of some of those statistics check out this forbse article. You GOP true believers... hold your heart before it gives out.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/adamhart...vote-democrat/