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In the first 19 months of the Obama administration, the federal debt held by the public increased by $2.5260 trillion, which is more than the cumulative total of the national debt held by the public that was amassed by all U.S. presidents from George Washington through Ronald Reagan.

Ibanez wrote:http://cnsnews.com/news/article/72404

In the first 19 months of the Obama administration, the federal debt held by the public increased by $2.5260 trillion, which is more than the cumulative total of the national debt held by the public that was amassed by all U.S. presidents from George Washington through Ronald Reagan.

Interesting article. Read carefully.

Cap'n Cat wrote:

Ibanez wrote:http://cnsnews.com/news/article/72404



Interesting article. Read carefully.

Not surprising, given that for 190 years, the dollar was worth 2.5 cents in today's money.

Cap'n Cat wrote:

Ibanez wrote:http://cnsnews.com/news/article/72404



Interesting article. Read carefully.

Not surprising, given that for 190 years, the dollar was worth 2.5 cents in today's money.

youngterrier wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:

Not surprising, given that for 190 years, the dollar was worth 2.5 cents in today's money.

I think the opposite is true actually, seeing as the dollar in 1913 was worth about $20 or $21

CitadelGrad wrote:It's no biggie. The Fed will just hyper-inflate the monetary system to rid the country of that nasty ol' debt. Screw the middle class.

By the way, the Fed is accountable to whom?

ming01 wrote:Republicans are such hypcrites. All they do is point the finger at Obama for his spending. Take a look in the mirror Conks, you increased the deficit too

CitadelGrad wrote:It's no biggie. The Fed will just hyper-inflate the monetary system to rid the country of that nasty ol' debt. Screw the middle class.

By the way, the Fed is accountable to whom?

Skjellyfetti wrote:

ming01 wrote:Republicans are such hypcrites. All they do is point the finger at Obama for his spending. Take a look in the mirror Conks, you increased the deficit too

FIFY

Skjellyfetti wrote:

ming01 wrote:Republicans are such hypcrites. All they do is point the finger at Obama for his spending. Take a look in the mirror Conks, you increased the deficit too

FIFY

ming01 wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:
FIFY

True fiscal conservatives/republicans point the finger at both Obama and his congress and Bush as well

SeattleGriz wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:
FIFY

The House and the Senate, which were both controlled by Dems back in 2006 came up with all this "spending" you attribute to Bush.

SeattleGriz wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:
FIFY

Put the shine down.

The House and the Senate, which were both controlled by Dems back in 2006 came up with all this "spending" you attribute to Bush. The only thing Bush was guilty of, was not vetoing the Dems bullshit.

****. Get a grip.

Skjellyfetti wrote:

SeattleGriz wrote:
Put the shine down.

The House and the Senate, which were both controlled by Dems back in 2006 came up with all this "spending" you attribute to Bush. The only thing Bush was guilty of, was not vetoing the Dems bullshit.

****. Get a grip.

Oh. You thought I was only talking about George W. Bush?

What about George HW Bush? What about Ronald Reagan?

Also, Bush increased the debt by 1.73 trillion in 2001-2005. That's with a Republican President, House, and Senate. That's squandering a surplus that he inherited.

Skjellyfetti wrote:

SeattleGriz wrote:
Put the shine down.

The House and the Senate, which were both controlled by Dems back in 2006 came up with all this "spending" you attribute to Bush. The only thing Bush was guilty of, was not vetoing the Dems bullshit.

****. Get a grip.

Oh. You thought I was only talking about George W. Bush?

What about George HW Bush? What about Ronald Reagan?

Also, Bush increased the debt by 1.73 trillion in 2001-2005. That's with a Republican President, House, and Senate. That's squandering a surplus that he inherited from Clinton, who inherited it from Reagan and Bush whose expenditures ENDED the cold war, resulting in the largest downsizing of U.S. military in our nation's history and subsequently created the post-cold war budget surplus.

travelinman67 wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:
Oh. You thought I was only talking about George W. Bush?

What about George HW Bush? What about Ronald Reagan?

Also, Bush increased the debt by 1.73 trillion in 2001-2005. That's with a Republican President, House, and Senate. That's squandering a surplus that he inherited from Clinton, who inherited it from Reagan and Bush whose expenditures ENDED the cold war, resulting in the largest downsizing of U.S. military in our nation's history and subsequently created the post-cold war budget surplus.

FIFY

Once again...

Cap'n Cat wrote:Conks have the blood of this shit economy on their greedy hands and have difficulty admitting it. All major recessions have been started by Conky activity, mostly related to their own personal greed and a penchant for looking the other way at our laws and regulations.

Shame on the Conks.

Cap'n Cat wrote:Conks have the blood of this **** economy on their greedy hands and have difficulty admitting it. All major recessions have been started by Conky activity, mostly related to their own personal greed and a penchant for looking the other way at our laws and regulations.

Shame on the Conks.

Gil Dobie wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:Conks have the blood of this **** economy on their greedy hands and have difficulty admitting it. All major recessions have been started by Conky activity, mostly related to their own personal greed and a penchant for looking the other way at our laws and regulations.

Shame on the Conks.

Pointing fingers doesn't cure the economic woes of this country. Donks sound like Mplsbison blaming a Bison loss on sprinturf.

kalm wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:
Pointing fingers doesn't cure the economic woes of this country. Donks sound like Mplsbison blaming a Bison loss on sprinturf.

It prevents you from repeating the same mistakes.

Cap'n Cat wrote:

kalm wrote:
It prevents you from repeating the same mistakes.

Game, set, match: Cap'n Cat.

kalm wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:
Pointing fingers doesn't cure the economic woes of this country. Donks sound like Mplsbison blaming a Bison loss on sprinturf.

It prevents you from repeating the same mistakes.