05-12-2008, 11:12 AM
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 #65 Joel Nitchman
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Originally Posted by ChicagoMark
Let's be careful here, the Right is nearly as illiterate, if not more. The Right is just much more immoral about ecomonics. Instead of going to the people and telling them they have to raise taxes to fund current government expenses, the welfare state and two wars in Asia, they use debt to cover the cost which gets pushed on to a future generation. I consider the Right to be massive financial and economic cowards, and incredibley irresponsible with fiscal management.
If we want to expand govenment to extreme levels, let's have an honest and moral debate based on a Balanced Budget, which means are we willing to pay much higher taxes to fund it....no debt is allowed.
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Yes, I don't differentiate the party's when it comes to economic illiteracy.
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Next to her resume, a guy who's done nothing but serve in the phony-baloney job of "community organizer" and write multiple autobiographies looks like just another creepily self-absorbed lifelong member of the full-time political class that infests every advanced democracy.
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