To: Jack Hydrazine
Anything the government says will cost x amount I simply take that figure and multiply it by a minimum of three to a max of six.
Why not multiply by ten? The original Congressional estimates in 1965 for Medicare were short by at least a factor of ten. I think we'll be looking at an ultimate Medicare debt of $500 Trillion or more.
31 posted on
03/20/2010 5:41:10 PM PDT by
Deo volente
(Health care reform is not a bad idea in itself, but this Bill is a terrible "solution".)
To: Deo volente
Yes, multiplying by 10 is appropriate because I have seen certain government spending numbers that much higher than original estimates. This is why I am going with one quadrillion dollars before this is all over. Think about that for a second. That’s $1x10^15!
Will we make it to that number before we crash and burn? More than likely.
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