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Was watching that film very recently :)
This could well be the year where they do go over the cliff edge and plunge the US into an inevitable recession :hmmm: |
Much to my shame I do not have that on DVD yet, I will have to change that in the New Year post haste.
I, personally, don't think that they'd be reckless enough to go off the 'cliff' but each time they push it a little closer before striking a deal. This sort of brinkmanship is not going to make the markets particularly confident and may do more harm than good in the long run...but c'est la Washington. |
Have you seen the film yet?
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The US party trench warfare ruins much more than just the US. It ruins European and Asian markets as well. On the other hand, there is no solution anyway. If your existential crisis is coming from debts, debts and more debts, than making even more debts and printing money like crazy solves nothing. Just delays the collapse of the card-house until one is hopefully out of office and cannot be sued or held responsible anymore. Snowball systems maybe should be accepted for Olympic competition. It seems everybody is preaching them these days. |
Nothing happening today with only four days to go. The major players aren't even all in place yet.
Could it be that the rich people that support our countries law makers don't want to be the only people that have their taxes increased? The republicans already have a bill in the senate that the senate won't pass and the democrat senators have a bill in the house that the house won't pass. One of these two bills could be passed imediately and the bill on the presidents desk by monday. Something bigger is loaming that doesn't meet the eyes of the poor people, remember us the 47% that don't pay taxes lol Quote:
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We will go over the cliff. Enjoy your tax increase. It will only hurt a little bit. Watch your 401K become a juicy target for increased taxes when used in retirement and for those still saving...a little less tax free to you that can be put away. Let's not forget the kicker of paying for healthcare that will come out of your check as well. Tossing the ever raising taxes on food and gas for good measure. Time to rethink that household budget because the blow hards in DC care very little for what taxes they themselves pay. After all, it is the tax payers money they are salaried from. Nice little set up I'd say. Ain't life grand! :yeah:
Edit: I forgot to add that the entire ordeal will be blamed on Bush from both sides of the isle. |
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It's all a blame game, hurt the American people and watch both parties blame each other. The fact is they could do some things, but they would rather stick to hard lines. In fact, I think both sides want to go over the cliff, it may be the best solution since spending isn't being cut.
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Edit: I was wondering what will happen when the inevitable additional tax hikes will come in a year. I think the villagers will not swallow that pill. |
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Americans cannot compete for jobs in the world and keep any real quality of life. The global economy will take America back 100 years as other nations go through what we did, cheap labor, no benefits or regulation. China, India, etc...are having there own industrial revolution and we're paying for it. It's creating a rich and a poor class, a very large poor class. Sure, many are doing OK, but millions each year are losing wages, benefits, jobs.... I had a friend that had a nice corporate job, he hated all the liberal entitled voters. His job was cut....in a year he couldn't find anything close to salary and benefits. He finally sold his big home just so he could afford insurance for his sick wife. Now he can't afford that with his 30K income. Yea, we had a great fake economy for a few decades, but now the chickens have come to roost. |
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