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CBO says Obama’s budget deficits will be much worse than expected
Friday, March 20th, 2009
According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the Obama administration’s budget deficits will average almost $1 trillion for the next ten years. It gets even better.
This year’s budget deficit has been revised to top $1.8 trillion. Next year, the deficit eases to a more “modest” $1.4 trillion. And finally, the CBO estimates Obama’s budget blueprint will add another $9.3 trillion to our national debt by 2019. That amounts to $2.3 trillion more than the White House originally predicted.
So, by 2019, under the current administration’s proposed budgets, our nation could be sitting on approximately $20 trillion of debt.
It’s a pretty safe bet that this year’s budget deficit and budget deficits in the years to come will end up higher than the CBO’s latest revisions.
Ladies and gentlemen, you have seen the economic blueprint for the destruction of our great nation. It is up to us to to put a stop to this fiscal insanity.
Read the article here.
Video | Barack Obama on Jay Leno
Friday, March 20th, 2009
Last night on Jay Leno, Barack Obama told Leno that he wanted to bring America back to its American values. In the interview, Barack admonished the greedy and selfish AIG employers. He called for compassion for the common man and asserted his own goodness and respect for the American people. Yet, he did not question the federal government’s right to take tax money from innocent individuals to pay for the mistakes of financial institutions and in the first place.
Obama, with his articulate lawyering ability, made an analogy between bad loans and bad products. A person should be legally protected to a return on their purchase if a product blows up in their face is analogous to a person being protected if a loan blows up in their face financially, he said…and the audience cheered with approval. Leno didn’t ask Obama, “when a product blows up in your face, who pays the bill to rectify the situation? Should it be derived from innocent tax payers? Should it be paid for by persons who did their research and analyzed their finances, and bought a better and more appropriate product for their circumstance?”
The Jay Leno show last night was a perfect example of how our political process has devolved. With appeals to emotion, compassion, and goodness, the American people are told to support the ongoing Washington policy makers. In so, the American citizens are asked to support unconstitutional bailouts and redistribution of wealth. We are never asked to think of the government policy that gave AIG the opportunity to give excessive bonuses in the first place. We are never asked if we would help our neighbors if our paychecks were not raped to pay for government handouts. And, the President is never asked if faith in the people might reflect American values more than a faith in their ability to use our hard earned money.
CBO says Obama’s budget deficits will be much worse than expected
Friday, March 20th, 2009According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the Obama administration’s budget deficits will average almost $1 trillion for the next ten years. It gets even better.
This year’s budget deficit has been revised to top $1.8 trillion. Next year, the deficit eases to a more “modest” $1.4 trillion. And finally, the CBO estimates Obama’s budget blueprint will add another $9.3 trillion to our national debt by 2019. That amounts to $2.3 trillion more than the White House originally predicted.
So, by 2019, under the current administration’s proposed budgets, our nation could be sitting on approximately $20 trillion of debt.
It’s a pretty safe bet that this year’s budget deficit and budget deficits in the years to come will end up higher than the CBO’s latest revisions.
Ladies and gentlemen, you have seen the economic blueprint for the destruction of our great nation. It is up to us to to put a stop to this fiscal insanity.
Read the article here.
Video | Barack Obama on Jay Leno
Friday, March 20th, 2009Last night on Jay Leno, Barack Obama told Leno that he wanted to bring America back to its American values. In the interview, Barack admonished the greedy and selfish AIG employers. He called for compassion for the common man and asserted his own goodness and respect for the American people. Yet, he did not question the federal government’s right to take tax money from innocent individuals to pay for the mistakes of financial institutions and in the first place.
Obama, with his articulate lawyering ability, made an analogy between bad loans and bad products. A person should be legally protected to a return on their purchase if a product blows up in their face is analogous to a person being protected if a loan blows up in their face financially, he said…and the audience cheered with approval. Leno didn’t ask Obama, “when a product blows up in your face, who pays the bill to rectify the situation? Should it be derived from innocent tax payers? Should it be paid for by persons who did their research and analyzed their finances, and bought a better and more appropriate product for their circumstance?”
The Jay Leno show last night was a perfect example of how our political process has devolved. With appeals to emotion, compassion, and goodness, the American people are told to support the ongoing Washington policy makers. In so, the American citizens are asked to support unconstitutional bailouts and redistribution of wealth. We are never asked to think of the government policy that gave AIG the opportunity to give excessive bonuses in the first place. We are never asked if we would help our neighbors if our paychecks were not raped to pay for government handouts. And, the President is never asked if faith in the people might reflect American values more than a faith in their ability to use our hard earned money.
