Um, when spending continues to go out of control, deficits continue to mount, borrowing continues to increase from other countries, taxes go up, and all that will ultimately bite us in the rear sooner rather than later. The spending is simply unsustainable.
Ok. Look at FDIC. Do you know what that is?
FDIC Fund Faces Years in Red as Failures Jolt System - WSJ.com
The FDIC Just Doesn't Get the Economic Situation -- Seeking Alpha
Seems like just about everything the Federal govt touches in the effort to help, with good intention aside, ends up hurting even more people in the process. If you think the stimulus has helped us, you got another thing coming. It's the equivalent of maxing out nearly all of your credit cards (save a few for later) as a solution to help solve your debt problem by taking care of the last debt. Only that the debt continues to get bigger and the interest rates continue to go higher. Or are you going to tell me that is the most common sense, sane and logical approach there is?
Here's a simple challenge.
Name a single successful Federal govt program that turned a profit. It's a trick question but I am a making a point here.
Here's a thought. Why was there a big rush to get the stimulus package out when the bulk of the money won't be seen until 2010 and into 2011? So far, about $95 billion (out of $787 billion) already was spent over the last several months now. That's roughly $15 billion a month for 50 states or about $50 bucks for each person in America. Whoopee. No wonder the stimulus package isn't working. We're already expected to see unemployment rate to climb to 9.8% by this Friday.
Recovery.gov
Here's another thought. Why was there a big push to try and get this "health reform" bill out quickly? Why the rush? If it get passed it won't become active until 2013. There is a reason why Democrats wanted to get this passed quickly as possible in the beginning. You'll need to figure out why and it's an easy answer.
Instead of berating and making personal attacks, pointing fingers, and do all this mewling stuff and kewpie cooing, how about engaging in a bit of intelligent discussion instead? I like a bit of challenge. But if your barking is your forte' then there's nothing I can do except smile.