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In reply to the discussion: President Obama: There Is No Debt Crisis [View all]Volaris
(11,743 posts)54. I agree with that..
and it could serve as an in-practice argument to the much-touted Conservative position on Term Limits for Members of Congress...if it's in practice harder to keep your seat (because you have less money to spend) then it's BY DEFINITION easier for someone else to take that seat FROM YOU....
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Classic Keynes ... Krugman said we did NOT put enough in the stimulus (I totally agree)
SomeGuyInEagan
Mar 2013
#37
So SS cuts are back off the table? Or is this just meant to make people feel better?
Fearless
Mar 2013
#7
The budget deficit has been a Repuke/Teapuke nihilistic scare tactic from the get go.
hue
Mar 2013
#25
and for Democrats, cutting future spending on cherished programs like Social Security and Medicare.
AlbertCat
Mar 2013
#33
he seemed to think there was a debt problem back in 2008-when the debt was only 67% of GDP
bubbayugga
Mar 2013
#41
There's a big difference between saying we have a debt problem and a debt crisis.
SunSeeker
Mar 2013
#46
How about giving me graphs where the years actually line up? Either way, they prove my point.
SunSeeker
Mar 2013
#57