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Reply to: Quiz - Who said this is 2006?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThat's the most stupid thing you've ever said, and that's saying something.
New Labour's view is debt must always rise in order to achieve growth.
Like AtW you're too limited intellectually to do economics, so stick to your HTML coding
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHere's hoping. Is there not a Bush Jr Jr lurking anywhere to save them?
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostBush Jr. cut taxes for the rich during the boom years when he should have been cutting deficit. That would have allowed more room for fiscal stimulus / borrowing during the recession. Obama had a a sh1tty hand and will no doubt pay for it in the election.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostBush Jr. cut taxes for the rich during the boom years when he should have been cutting deficit. That would have allowed more room for fiscal stimulus / borrowing during the recession. Obama had a a sh1tty hand and will no doubt pay for it in the election.
Nice war in some Arab country to boost their military spending and get some cheap oil in.
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Bush Jr. cut taxes for the rich during the boom years when he should have been cutting deficit. That would have allowed more room for fiscal stimulus / borrowing during the recession. Obama had a a sh1tty hand and will no doubt pay for it in the election.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThat's the most stupid thing you've ever said, and that's saying something.
New Labour's view is debt must always rise in order to achieve growth.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWHS. Obama is head and shoulders above his predecessor. But hamstrung by the idiots of the Tea Party.
Thae fact is America's (and the UK's) debt needs to rise before it can fall.
New Labour's view is debt must always rise in order to achieve growth.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostLet's be fair on Obama here. The debt really shot up under Mr Bushmonkey, and the US needs to cut spending AND raise taxes to improve matters; trouble is that the Tea Party loonies won't allow him to reverse Bush's tax cuts. All he can do is buy time.
Thae fact is America's (and the UK's) debt needs to rise before it can fall.
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Let's be fair on Obama here. The debt really shot up under Mr Bushmonkey, and the US needs to cut spending AND raise taxes to improve matters; trouble is that the Tea Party loonies won't allow him to reverse Bush's tax cuts. All he can do is buy time.
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