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If Bush Had Said This, Would It Still Make Sense?

If Bush had said he needed to spend about a gazillion dollars in order to get us out of debt, would that honestly make a lick of sense?

Asked By: AngelaTC - 3/11/2009
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It does not matter who said it or if they said it at all (but neither did). what matters is where is the money going to come from? it will be printed by the mint at the bequest of the secretive non governmental entity called the federal reserve board. we should abolish it because it amounts to having a "central bank," which is unconstitutional. if they issue orders to print up the dollars necessary to pay the workers (temporary federal workers because when the infrastructure jobs get done, they will not have a job anymore) to "stimulate" the economy (like i said, it's temporary), that means that the value of your dollar today goes down and down and down the more new dollars are printed until it gets to a point where, like before the nazis seized power in germany, you have to bring a wheelbarrow full of dollar bills to the store to buy a loaf of bread.

obama inherited a budget deficit of amazing proportion. there are truly 4 deficits, but the budget deficit means that all of the taxes that americans pay do not equal the amount of money that the government spends. if everyone in this country who makes $75,000 a year (or more than that) were to put 100?f their earnings into the federal coffers, still it would not even the deficit field. the hole in the ground of the budget deficit is so deep we may as well walk through it to the other side of the planet.

the budget deficit exists in large part because way, way too much money has been spent on iraq, but the history of our problems with the middle east and 911 go way, way back before the gulf war. (anyhow, i probably am the only american that thinks that there may have been WMD in iraq to warrant an inspection, but, that saddam hussain may have buried them but more likely, he sold them, so if i get a TD, that's okay with me).

the hole in the ground that exists because workers are not working was dug long before george w bush's presidency. the shovels started to appear when jimmy carter was the president, but the holes started to be dug in the clinton administration, where the word was, "everyone should own a house." then franklin raines, the man that clinton put into office to run fannie may (FNMA), the federal national mortgage association, hired one jim johnson and one jamie gorlick (a female), who put their heads together to double the "stock value" of a share of portfolios of mortgages amounting to billions and billions and more billions of dollars, which you could buy, and i could buy, so that our combined money would then go back to the lenders so that they could make more mortgages while we attained a profit in the long run on our investments into FNMA.

but the reason that raines, johnson, and gorlick should be in prison is because they created a false security in raising the "value" of the "stock" of FNMA so that they could aggrandize themselves well above their six figure incomes by tens of millions of dollars each of benefits. they cooked FNMA's books, and that is criminal, because FNMA was so important (it was established by the government after the depression of the 1930s) to keep mortgage money flowing, so that qualified families could buy a house and so that builders, with all their employees and material suppliers, could dig holes for foundations and build upon raw land to make it useful to people. what they did started is a domino effect of the pieces falling down backwards, because if you don't have folks paying their notes on time, you create a foreclosure crisis. that means that the money stops flowing to all that are even remotely concerned with the building up of bare land real estate, even buying the bare land itself. because there is no money AND because your dollar lost value since 2000 from allowing the federal reserve board to issue lines of credit, and print more bills called money, to support the farce of the rise in real estate values far, far above what the normal cycle of appreciation of real estate is.

and so, you really do have to spend TONS of money to stimulate the economy since the people of the economy are not working, so therefore they do not have money to spend or to tax. (don't forget about taxes, now, don't you do that, since who will wash the floors of the white house if we do not pay TAXES?) but where will all these dollars come from since already we are in a budget deficit amounting to well over $400 TRILLION dollars and on top of that, real estate values have gone out of the stratosphere? well, i guess they will come from TAXES generated by americans working in temporary jobs to rebuild america (which is better than using it to fund our good and dear troops, who truly should be guarding our own borders). but then again, when the jobs are done, where will new ones be had? the only new ones can be WAR.

war makes dollars and cents. building up an arsenal to fight a war and funding the war itself brings industry where it was not there before. now isn't that a crying shame? but it is true. so, when everyone gets sick and tired of our boys coming home in caskets or without arms or legs, the politicians will put a stop to the war effort, but it will have put a lot of people to work, therefore, having funded this idiocracy that we allow ourselves to think of as our government.

as an aside, do you happen to realize that the jobs in the government are increasing while those in the private sector are all decreasing? what, we will work and slave so that government jobs are plentiful? huh??? Huh??? What did they say again???

EDIT: i just read this article and i wish you all to read it. you need to be aware of the thousands of your middle class neighbors who will, under obama's game plan that will cause your grandchildren to overpay in taxes, lose their homes and why, as well as how it all came down the tube from the democrats who started this mess, these people in congress that think we will all jump for joy to re-elect them in 2010:

http://www.vote.com/mmp_printerfriendly.php?id=1399
Answered By: Louiegirl_Chicago - 3/11/2009
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It makes no sense no matter who says it.
Answered By: DAR - 3/11/2009
Nothing ever made sense from his mouth!
Answered By: GreasyTony - 3/11/2009
No and neither does your question.
Answered By: John Doh - 3/11/2009
When did Bush ever make sense? That was his charm. The difference is Dubya actually thinks gazillion is a real number.
Answered By: labowu - 3/11/2009
Probably not, but Obama is ten times more educated and intelligent, so I trust him.
Answered By: *~*~* - 3/11/2009
Stupidity remains the same regardless of the speaker.
Answered By: The Saint - 3/11/2009
Bush would have been impeached in the media.

It does not make sense, but like the Obamanation Dictator has said, "Don't waste a good crisis"
I think that Hitler and Stalin used the same principle.
Answered By: Kwanzaa Baby - 3/11/2009
No, and since Obama never said that, your Q does not make any sense.

Obama repeatedly says the stimulus is necessary because of our economic crisis. The crisis is really the Bush Depression.

Stimulus spending to get the economy jump started will add to the debt; that is obvious.

Obama has also stated that he will reduce the resulting deficit.

If he does not do that I will be the first to vote against him in 2012. But, distorting the circumstances is hardly helpful.
Answered By: Moose - 3/11/2009
Bush presided over the largest spending increases in American history.....

.... too bad all the money was spent on blowing things up.

Nothing Bush ever said or did made any sense... and we wouldn't be debating the necessity of increased spending if he were never president.

At least Obama's spending is being done inside of our borders.

I would much rather rebuild America than Iraq !...call me crazy.
Answered By: stevetcolbert - 3/11/2009
Yea right , Our President needs to step up and put Pelosi and Reid in their place. These two people are bringing this country down.
Answered By: Wilburrrr - 3/11/2009
Instead, he said the government needs to reduce revenues by gazillions of dollars, while increasing spending anyway, in order to get out of debt.

Six of one, half dozen of the other.
Answered By: David Carrington Jr. - 3/11/2009
He did say that before the elections in November when he grabbed over $300 Billion for the banks (first part of the TARP) and kept funneling Billions more to AIG...but then ran out of time to get more because his term was up...DUH!
Answered By: zaphod73@att.net - 3/11/2009
It would make no more sense than it does now. Shouldn't mater what party you favor. This is just to stupid.
Answered By: doctdon - 3/11/2009
I don't know how much a "gazillion" represents and no leader has ever made that claim.
Answered By: caldude1010101 - 3/11/2009
He did and it did.
Answered By: Thomas R - 3/11/2009
"Um erh uhm er doo blah er stemulis er uhh"

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Answered By: Dr_knowital - 3/11/2009
Bush was a moderate, not a true republican. I am a republican (Less regulation, less spending, more personal responsibility, The Government is the problem, not the solution - kinda Republican) Bush was a moderate. He said some inane things, the most recent was "We have to act like we are not capitalists in order to save the capitalist system"

That said, The Obama "stimulant" package will produce only excrement. Day by day, I come more and more to the conclusion, Obama is out to destroy the capitalist system for real. All the spending he is doing is forcing the businesses he 'helps" to go under government control. All his insane spending is being done so republicans won't be able to cut taxes due to the mountain of debt. He plans to increase taxes on the wealthiest people, In turn, the wealthy people and corporations experiencing tax increase will make employees work harder for less. They will make customers pay more for less. They will make shareholders earn less on investments. All taxation is paid by the middle class and the poor. The wealthy will simply cut their extra spending.

With a literal army of unemployed, the rich and corporations will be able to cut wages and benefits. The socialized medicine scheme is simply corporate welfare. Those corporations who now pay for the best health care, will be granted a huge welfare grant when they can downgrade their employees to government rationed health care.

So, If one was to be very cynical, one could say, the party of the poor, is out to make more poverty. The more poor people it can make, the more people who will vote for big government to help them. It makes more sense, when you consider Obama provokes poor people to evny the rich at every possible opportunity. Now, add to the equation, the pure fact, Obama also accuses republicans of wanting to take benefits away from the poor and give tax breaks to the rich, furthers my theory. In fact, democrats tend to gain votes when people need government help. Republicans tend to gain votes when people are self sufficient.

I am so sad to say, it seems to make a lick of sense.
Answered By: Home-School - 3/11/2009
Obama's spending is inside our borders?
We are currently paying for abortion in other countries.

And no, it wouldn't have made sense, but then, nothing he said made sense.
I was watching E! and it was going over the dumbest things celebrities have said over the years, and Bush kept going on and on about OBGYNs in one of his speeches.
I'm like w*f?
Answered By: AiDYN[[9.26.08]] - 3/11/2009
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