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See what happens when government get's out of the way? See what happens when there's a government shut down?
I think we can put to rest the left fallacy that cutting spending leads to recession. I think it's time for that 10% haircut across all departments that I think everyone can agree on...
See what happens when government get's out of the way? See what happens when there's a government shut down?
I think we can put to rest the left fallacy that cutting spending leads to recession. I think it's time for that 10% haircut across all departments that I think everyone can agree on...
Yiu do realize that was for the third quarter and the shutdown began at the start of the fourth quarter?
Can liberals tell me why we arent growing at at least 8% a year considering whats being pumped into it?
Umm...because they aren't just air-dropping dollar bills over Times Square. Most of that money goes to banks, who, for one reason or another, aren't lending it.
Umm...because they aren't just air-dropping dollar bills over Times Square. Most of that money goes to banks, who, for one reason or another, aren't lending it.
Wrong
Banks are buying t bills at record levels with that money, and we all know from listening to liberal kooks that money to the government stimulates.. Heck, we've learned that money to the government stimulates more than a 1 for 1 ratio, so using that argument, we should be growing around 15% a year
Don't know. I'm not an economist. I just think it's shifty to credit growth on something that hadn't happened yet.
I'm pretty sure that people new by September that the government was shutting down October 1st, and started preparing for it. I dont know, call me a realist, but I dont think it came as a shock to anyone that it was scheduled.
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