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He's already spent 6 trillion on his corporate buddies and welfare crowd, can you imagine if this president was as obsessed with cutting spending as he is with raising taxes?
The spending of that $6 trillion was invisible too, he spent it, and there is no evidence left behind. By his own words, Obama's deficit spending is unpatriotic and irresponsible. SIX TRILLION dollars wasted, there's nothing to show for it.
No, that is what you've been told, because...
1- the capacity was reached, or,
2- it was politically convenient.
No wonder you were asking for cliff notes on the subject a few days ago. In which case, I must go with #1?
so.... im stupid... I read Geitners offer, it was pretty much raise taxes, spend more.
where am I wrong. edumacate me.
of and I dont know if you gave me cliff notes.... i had to bug out and never got back to that... sorry. and im not joking or being cute or playing the rightwing hack (i can and have done that).... seriously looking for someone to provide some explination other than what I see when I read what Timmy said...
The spending of that $6 trillion was invisible too, he spent it, and there is no evidence left behind. By his own words, Obama's deficit spending is unpatriotic and irresponsible. SIX TRILLION dollars wasted, there's nothing to show for it.
That's what liberals wanted and voted for. Time to make them put their money where their mouths are. PAY UP, suckers! The productive class is increasingly OUT!
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