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You notice the lack of Liberals in this thread? Some things are apparently THAT ridiculous that the Libs won't defend the Messiah.
Can SNL find something to mock Obama about yet? Face it Obama lovers, your leader is quite an idiot.
You spend 16 trillion and whaddaya get??
another day older and deeper in dept
Saint Peter don'tcha call me 'Cause-
I can't go...I owe my soul to the Government
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sad thing is Obama knows how dumb the public is. He knows that alot of people/his followers are like, wow he's really doing a good job of cutting back on gov spending.
No accounting for wars
Did not include TARP (350 Billion)
Add that **** up, do your simple math and tell us what you come up with - you people are so stupid.
Have a link showing the budgets include the war, (you know, the one Obama promised to stop but sent more troops to) and the TARP money, the same ones Obama criticized Bush for using to bail out his friends)?
He's talked about making them seperate, but hey, he's talked about a lot of stuff and I can no longer take him at his word..
so we are going to borrow money from china and give it to other countries. sounds like a good idea.
No, the Fed is in the back room printing up money to buy Treasuries.
Even foreign countries have finally smartened up and are no longer buying our treasuries..not for the past 3 months.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Monday proposed a $100 billion U.S. loan to the International Monetary Fund to boost the IMF's resources and urged a bigger stake in the IMF for emerging powers.
In a letter to U.S. congressional leaders, Obama said the U.S. funding "does not represent a budgetary expenditure or any increase in the deficit since it effectively represents an exchange of assets."
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Monday proposed a $100 billion U.S. loan to the International Monetary Fund to boost the IMF's resources and urged a bigger stake in the IMF for emerging powers.
In a letter to U.S. congressional leaders, Obama said the U.S. funding "does not represent a budgetary expenditure or any increase in the deficit since it effectively represents an exchange of assets."
Wow.
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