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  • #16
    Originally posted by tonynico
    Don't have money for the war, don't have money for anything else. US is going closer to bankruptcy every day.
    Are you kidding? We have plenty of money. We just keep borrowing money from other countries and weakening the dollar. What he does care? He'll be out of office soon. Higher gas prices and a weakening dollar, coupled with a housing glut and decline. He'll leave the next president with a nice little gift. Just like Reagan did to Bush Sr.....
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    • #17
      Originally posted by KazDog
      Are you kidding? We have plenty of money. We just keep borrowing money from other countries and weakening the dollar. What he does care? He'll be out of office soon. Higher gas prices and a weakening dollar, coupled with a housing glut and decline. He'll leave the next president with a nice little gift. Just like Reagan did to Bush Sr.....
      And Bush Sr. did for Clinton.

      Reagan and Bush Sr. both screwed the deficit up big time, but more credit goes to Reagan since he served 6 yrs and his wife the last 2 years.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by BettorsChat
        And Bush Sr. did for Clinton.

        Reagan and Bush Sr. both screwed the deficit up big time, but more credit goes to Reagan since he served 6 yrs and his wife the last 2 years.
        True!

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        • #19
          Originally posted by BettorsChat
          And Bush Sr. did for Clinton.

          Reagan and Bush Sr. both screwed the deficit up big time, but more credit goes to Reagan since he served 6 yrs and his wife the last 2 years.
          Credit goes to Reagan for winning the Cold War. Clinton showed the most fiscal restraint while the Republicans are "supposedly" the more fiscally responsible.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by tonynico
            Credit goes to Reagan for winning the Cold War. Clinton showed the most fiscal restraint while the Republicans are "supposedly" the more fiscally responsible.
            Cold War actually was started prior to him taking office. That's about the only thing that I can think of that he did do a good job on. However, Bush Jr. is fucking that up.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by KazDog
              Are you kidding? We have plenty of money. We just keep borrowing money from other countries and weakening the dollar. What he does care? .....
              I don't agree that we have plenty of money. If we did, would we be borrowing all the time? Or raiding one prgram to pay for another? GDP low, consumer confidence low. And your comment about the mess left to whomever will be President is never brought up in debate, with the exception of the war and the different directions of the candidates.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by BettorsChat
                Cold War actually was started prior to him taking office.
                I am looking for my post that has me writing that the cold war was started during the Reagan years!

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by tonynico
                  I am looking for my post that has me writing that the cold war was started during the Reagan years!
                  Let me know when you find it

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by tonynico
                    I am looking for my post that has me writing that the cold war was started during the Reagan years!
                    Negotiations started Prior to Reagan taking office!

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by BettorsChat
                      Cold War actually was started prior to him taking office..
                      You just educating the masses?

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by tonynico
                        I don't agree that we have plenty of money. If we did, would we be borrowing all the time? Or raiding one prgram to pay for another? GDP low, consumer confidence low. And your comment about the mess left to whomever will be President is never brought up in debate, with the exception of the war and the different directions of the candidates.
                        My post was meant as sarcasm. I know we don't have the money. Bush is seeing to that by driving the deficit out of site and untouchable.....We are in debt up to our eyeballs. The dollar is at its weakest that it might ever have been against most currencies. That's not a good sign for the future.....

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by KazDog
                          My post was meant as sarcasm. I know we don't have the money. Bush is seeing to that by driving the deficit out of site and untouchable.....We are in debt up to our eyeballs. The dollar is at its weakest that it might ever have been against most currencies. That's not a good sign for the future.....

                          KAZ
                          Can't interpret sarcasm in posts, so my error.
                          It's a horrific sign for the future, and with financial obligations on the horizon that are insane (much to the disagreement of other posters who think there are no impending problems), this country's financial outlook is bad.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by tonynico
                            Can't interpret sarcasm in posts, so my error.
                            It's a horrific sign for the future, and with financial obligations on the horizon that are insane (much to the disagreement of other posters who think there are no impending problems), this country's financial outlook is bad.
                            WOW....that's a surprise statement coming from you. But I totally agree. I don't care if it's a Republican or Democrat in office next, they are in for a tough overhaul....

                            KAZ
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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by KazDog
                              WOW....that's a surprise statement coming from you. But I totally agree. I don't care if it's a Republican or Democrat in office next, they are in for a tough overhaul....

                              KAZ
                              Surprise statement?

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                              • #30
                                Wow this thread has turned into a liberal circle jerk!

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