bloomberg.com— March 22 (Bloomberg) -- The bond market is saying that it’s safer to lend to Warren Buffett than Barack Obama.
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I bet we'll see articles soon about how the reform is sky rocketing the debt, even without a chance of it going into full swing. 2012 is just around the corner, and you just know the republicans will be praying for this to be a complete failure (As sick as it is [but the trolls wont think so, obviously]).
@drifterEven in the years we had a budget surplus, the country was still in debt. In fact, we used that surplus to pay down some of our debt. I mean, we still haven't paid off World War I.Our initial big debts were the Louisiana Purchase and the War of 1812. We have had debt throughout our entire history. Debt can be entered into for valid reasons. But too much debt and suddenly other countries don't trust you to be the bank of the world. And there goes your prosperity and dominance.
no braindead, by making them act like a non profit.. They will encure more costs thus putting some of them out of business. Its the begining of the end to outrageous profit health companies. Through time they will have no profit thus creating space for non profits and public health supported through the government much like medicare is today.. just watch and learn , in 10 years the insurance companies will all wither away.
"Get out of debt, and start planning for the coming inflationary s**t storm."Why would you get out of debt if you know inflation is about to hit? If huge inflation hits then money has less value. Your debt does not increase with inflation, thus, your debt loses value.If you know massive inflation is about to hit then it seems to me the best thing you can do would be to snatch up as much debt as possible and purchase asset you think will be valuable.
blitz9200Mar 22, 2010
I bet we'll see articles soon about how the reform is sky rocketing the debt, even without a chance of it going into full swing. 2012 is just around the corner, and you just know the republicans will be praying for this to be a complete failure (As sick as it is [but the trolls wont think so, obviously]).
thespiffMar 22, 2010
@drifterEven in the years we had a budget surplus, the country was still in debt. In fact, we used that surplus to pay down some of our debt. I mean, we still haven't paid off World War I.Our initial big debts were the Louisiana Purchase and the War of 1812. We have had debt throughout our entire history. Debt can be entered into for valid reasons. But too much debt and suddenly other countries don't trust you to be the bank of the world. And there goes your prosperity and dominance.
Closed AccountMar 22, 2010
Barack Obama managed more new government spending in his first 9 months than Clinton did in his entire eight year presidency. At this rate, he'll outdo Bush's eight years before 2010 is over.<a class="user" href="http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1109/29471.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1109/29471.ht ...</a>
alderonMar 22, 2010
Just dandy. The Constitution lost and we can see that from last nights vote.Buy'n up silver and gold as much as we can afford.
skiingpowder10Mar 23, 2010
no braindead, by making them act like a non profit.. They will encure more costs thus putting some of them out of business. Its the begining of the end to outrageous profit health companies. Through time they will have no profit thus creating space for non profits and public health supported through the government much like medicare is today.. just watch and learn , in 10 years the insurance companies will all wither away.
perrymMar 25, 2010
but but but Bush.
melchoir555Apr 1, 2010
"Get out of debt, and start planning for the coming inflationary s**t storm."Why would you get out of debt if you know inflation is about to hit? If huge inflation hits then money has less value. Your debt does not increase with inflation, thus, your debt loses value.If you know massive inflation is about to hit then it seems to me the best thing you can do would be to snatch up as much debt as possible and purchase asset you think will be valuable.