samhill wrote:I'm old enough to remember when something real simular happened except on a smaller scale, too bad we didn't learn anything from that-or did we? I think there was even a Bush or two involved & it costs the tax payer a good bit. http://useconomy.about.com/od/grossdome ... Crisis.htm
samhill wrote:I'm old enough to remember when something real simular happened except on a smaller scale, too bad we didn't learn anything from that-or did we? I think there was even a Bush or two involved & it costs the tax payer a good bit. http://useconomy.about.com/od/grossdome ... Crisis.htm
samhill wrote:Ya see Dann, you just pointed out the biggest problem we face today, broad support of Congress.
samhill wrote: Sorry for having to go back in time but at an early age I learned to learn from history instead of making the same mistakes.
Dann757 wrote:Congress has an approval rating of 12%.
samhill wrote:Didn't want another credit card war the first time, no mistake but I'm fairly sure we are going to jump right into another or more if Romney gets in, most likely already promises been made. Let's try something different & have those making over $250k a year send their sons & daughters to the next one since they make the profits from it. The economy was already toast no matter who got in, I don't think anyone knew just how bad the recession would be. Been affected by a more localized recession before (rust belt) there were other parts of the country going strong & hiring, not so this time around, the Pittsburgh still hasn't recovered from the 80s, it always takes longer to climb out than fall in. From what I see of the GOP I'll stick with Obama for 4 more at least I know what I have & I won't be paying more of the wealthys taxes for them.
samhill wrote:I was thinking the Dem.s had more wacko's, just goes to show what people in general elect.
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