Americans Saw Wealth Plummet 40 Percent from 2007 to 2010

Democracy4Sale wrote: Oh, you mean the $15 Trillion dollars that includes the $10 Trillion that it was when Bush's administration was finally [blessedly] over? Yes, I remember that $10 Trillion. (All those unpaid-for tax cuts for the rich--(oh, sorry, the "job-creators"), and two unnecessary wars certainly eat through a surplus and add up quickly, don't they...)

I am sure Obama can catch up to 10 trillion by January 2013. And those un-paid tax cuts that Obama approved?

Think the DNC is wishing someone else ran against Barack, someone who could actually win?

FredHayek wrote:

Democracy4Sale wrote: Oh, you mean the $15 Trillion dollars that includes the $10 Trillion that it was when Bush's administration was finally [blessedly] over? Yes, I remember that $10 Trillion. (All those unpaid-for tax cuts for the rich--(oh, sorry, the "job-creators"), and two unnecessary wars certainly eat through a surplus and add up quickly, don't they...)

And those un-paid tax cuts that Obama approved?

Oh, you mean the ones he was forced to extend by 6-months in order to get the GOP/teabagger slime to OK payroll tax-cuts for everyone else in Amercia? Yes I remember those...

Nice of you to side-step the fact that the $15 TRILLION is $10 TRILLION of Bush's debt.

Democracy4Sale wrote:

FredHayek wrote:

Democracy4Sale wrote: Oh, you mean the $15 Trillion dollars that includes the $10 Trillion that it was when Bush's administration was finally [blessedly] over? Yes, I remember that $10 Trillion. (All those unpaid-for tax cuts for the rich--(oh, sorry, the "job-creators"), and two unnecessary wars certainly eat through a surplus and add up quickly, don't they...)

And those un-paid tax cuts that Obama approved?

Oh, you mean the ones he was forced to extend by 6-months in order to get the GOP/teabagger slime to OK payroll tax-cuts for everyone else in Amercia? Yes I remember those...

Nice of you to side-step the fact that the $15 TRILLION is $10 TRILLION of Bush's debt.

The loss of wealth due to the housing bubble bursting is bipartisan.

The trillions of dollars of goverment debt added is also bipartisan.

Oh, you mean the $15 Trillion dollars that includes the $10 Trillion that it was when Bush's administration was finally [blessedly] over? Yes, I remember that $10 Trillion. (All those unpaid-for tax cuts for the rich--(oh, sorry, the "job-creators"), and two unnecessary wars certainly eat through a surplus and add up quickly, don't they...)

All of your spin, nothwithstanding....

Democracy4Sale wrote: Oh, you mean the $15 Trillion dollars that includes the $10 Trillion that it was when Bush's administration was finally [blessedly] over? Yes, I remember that $10 Trillion. (All those unpaid-for tax cuts for the rich--(oh, sorry, the "job-creators"), and two unnecessary wars certainly eat through a surplus and add up quickly, don't they...)

All of your spin, nothwithstanding....

You aren't even talking about the right trillions. The trillions that Americans personally lost due to the housing bubble have nothing to do with unfunded wars.

The Federal Debt is the Federal Debt... If you want to try to spin it as something else, have fun... :Snooze

Billy C supports keeping the tax cuts.