McCain's 225K in credit card debt, Obama's 200K into college fund (Americans, economic)
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Mrs McCains debt is not John McCains debts. They have a prenumptual, and considering that she owns and runs a $100,000,000 company, debt isnt bad.
The story says that they have multiple cards and that one of the card holds a balance of $250,000, and another one holds $100,000 in debt, but their total debt = $225,000. If my math is correct $250,000 + $100,000 = $350,000, not $225,000.
In addition, when does our childrens debts become our liabilities? They arent.
Not all debt is bad debt, if I can hold $250,000 in credit card debt and be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, I want to know where I can sign up..
To make a comparison that Obama would be better for our national debt based upon personal debt, is such a rediculous argument that I wont even comment..
Depending on how much scrutiny the media gives it will be a question to be asked. It just raises questions that may have perfectly plausible answers but he doesn't need it now.
Mrs McCains debt is not John McCains debts. They have a prenumptual, and considering that she owns and runs a $100,000,000 company, debt isnt bad.
The story says that they have multiple cards and that one of the card holds a balance of $250,000, and another one holds $100,000 in debt, but their total debt = $225,000. If my math is correct $250,000 + $100,000 = $350,000, not $225,000.
In addition, when does our childrens debts become our liabilities? They arent.
Not all debt is bad debt, if I can hold $250,000 in credit card debt and be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, I want to know where I can sign up..
To make a comparison that Obama would be better for our national debt based upon personal debt, is such a rediculous argument that I wont even comment..
Darn, I just did.
Read the NYT article Senators report the debt by range and I believe they low balled it so as not to be accused of overstating. I didn't say who was better I asked the question and it would appear you believe McCain.
No... there is probably a reason... I just don't know what it is exactly... could be anything... could be for a bad reason, could be for a good reason... could be something to do with their taxes... could be something related to "business" expenses... could be anything, don't really know...
Read the NYT article Senators report the debt by range and I believe they low balled it so as not to be accused of overstating. I didn't say who was better I asked the question and it would appear you believe McCain.
I dont think McCain has denied his debt. What exactly am I supposed to believe?
This would be like comparing the amount of debt Trump has, I mean business individuals live off of debt..
Years ago, I had a friend that was a debt collector who said people with less money paid their debts better than people with lots and lots of money.
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