Really? If things continue as they are, I don’t see how we avoid ...
***Every time there’s a CINO running for pres, we see the same hyper-inflated set of fears.
And if you think that with Obama in the White House, this country emerge from that crisis as a constitutional republic,
***I think we LOST the constitutional republic the day that zer0bama was sworn in, because the SCOTUS didn’t do their job and check into his eligibility per the 20th amendment. So... your fears have already been realized. Either way, the best approach is to remain true to your principles. By discarding conservatism to vote for a librul, you are left with nothing remaining to fight for.
"Hyperinflated set of fears" about Obama"?
Ladies and gentlemen of FR. We are being lecture by a so-called conservative about fearing Obama too much. .
Unbelievable.
We are adding $1.5 trillion per year to our current $16 trillion debt; our debt-to-GDP ratio has surpassed 100%; and our unfunded liabilities total in excess of $120 trillion.
However, since you believe the danger is exaggerated because it is election time, here is your opportunity to explain to everyone how the current state of fiscal affairs really is sustainable after all.
Specifically, I'd be curious to hear your opinion about how long the current state of fiscal affairs can continue without a currency collapse; that is, if you even believe a currency collapse is more than just a fictitious bogey man thrown out by the CINOs every four years at election time.