To: Born Conservative
Did they throw his parking garage into the bill?
To: Born Conservative
The bill is in. I guess it may buy some time to prepare for the total collapse. My advice would be to cash in everything and plan for survival in the looming complete disater. There is no way out of the box except monetizing the debt. Buy now for the next several years at least. I think the kooks and survivalists were right and I amn joining them. This ponzi is going down. Escape plans are in order.
To: Born Conservative
"We are in a time of crisis, and doing nothing is not an option, Mr. Kanjorski said."
So doing something really, really bad is the preferred option?
Leaving the market alone isn't "doing nothing" -- it's letting hundreds of millions of individuals decide what to do. It seems people need to be reminded of that.
Politicians need to find the courage to do nothing.
To: Born Conservative
"He cited Democratic leaders failure to allow bipartisan input into the bill, Congress failure to spend enough time preparing the bill, its lack of enough money for road, bridge and infrastructure repairs and construction, that it didnÂt provide enough help for retired or unemployed Americans... So he opposed it because it didn't have ENOUGH spending and pork in it. Wonderful.
To: Born Conservative
how does he figure that his vote will create 7K+ jobs in his disrtict. It will NEVER create 7K jobs in his district-and counting new government employees DO NOT count.
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