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   From: RAL@hotmail.com   
      
   "Bill Graham" wrote in message   
   news:puadnf-YwZW8ZcjNnZ2dnUVZ5rCdnZ2d@giganews.com...   
   >>   
   >>> As for Keynesian economics vs. "supply side" (aka, "trickle down" or   
   >>> "declare war on the middle class and reward the wealthy political   
   >>> donors"), the USA has tried both approaches. In every case,   
   >>> Keynesian economics had to be employed to rescue the US out of a   
   >>> mess caused by "supply side." It happened in 1933, 1993 and in 2009.   
   >>   
   >> What the government should do is only spend the money it has.   
   >> Sadly, I don't know of any administration that has done this in over   
   >> 50 years.   
   >   
   > ...And its getting worse. Much worse, in just the last few years. bush was   
   > bad enough, but Obama has taken it to a whole different level. The bigger   
   > our debt, the greater the percentage of our tax dollars goes to paying off   
      
   (1) Have you ever considered getting a dancing horse, even one that would   
   serve a glue factory better, just so you could write off all kinds of horse   
   crap? That's what the Tax Cheat in Chief did. And just once, did you EVER   
   consider why a zillionaire with show horses and elevators in his home for   
   his many Cadillacs pays only 11% income tax while you, as a good and loyal   
   American, pay three times his rate? It's not a matter of jealousy. It's a   
   matter of anger management why the 99%ers needs to be punished and the   
   1%ers need to be rewarded.   
      
   (2) Have you seen any benefit from the Bush tax cuts? IOW has making the   
   rich richer lowered the unemployment rate?   
      
   If a below the radar confidence man shielded by other politicians is your   
   idea for POTUS, it would make sense that you also liked Bush43 and Nixon.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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