The Dire Consequences of the U.S. Budget Deficit

Armistead · 05-10-11, 04:26 PM

I think most know it's gonna get dire in the future. When I look at the canidates running for president, I see the same old politics.

The GOP still believes in trickle down, they think by making corporations richer, jobs will be created. The last report showed corporations made better profits last quarter than when we had a booming economy in 2006, but they still lay off, ship jobs overseas and cut benefits. It's clear more profits doesn't equal trickle down.

The Dems think the government should take over about everything. So far it's about bail outs and entitlements, the GOP for corporations, the Dems for the poor, both will and have failed.

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05-10-11, 04:26 PM	#2
Armistead Rear Admiral Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: on the Dan Posts: 10,880 Downloads: 364 Uploads: 0	I think most know it's gonna get dire in the future. When I look at the canidates running for president, I see the same old politics. The GOP still believes in trickle down, they think by making corporations richer, jobs will be created. The last report showed corporations made better profits last quarter than when we had a booming economy in 2006, but they still lay off, ship jobs overseas and cut benefits. It's clear more profits doesn't equal trickle down. The Dems think the government should take over about everything. So far it's about bail outs and entitlements, the GOP for corporations, the Dems for the poor, both will and have failed.