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Topic started on 15-9-2006 @ 12:31 AM by davenman
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Did you know that the biggest job of the President of the U.S. is to create the annual budget for the country? How is he doing?
It's the job of the Congress to approve or disapprove it. They can trim the budget and send it back to the President to be re written and
resubmitted. How are they doing?
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reply posted on 13-10-2006 @ 11:05 AM by KrazyJethro
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The Federal Reserve is responcible for the debt, and because it was created by traitors in our government, the government is ultimately responcible
for the debt.
It has nothing to do with spending, but more to do with the money supply that is LOANED to us at interest.
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reply posted on 15-10-2006 @ 05:53 PM by usaforever
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Yes, but they tried to improve it. The problem is that they depend too much on the middle class- minimum wage workers of the world to pay it. They
give tax-breaks to families already well off, and to big businesses. This can affect education and incomes of many families, even "well off"
ones:
The problem becomes a problem when only the 900 richest families in the state, and to families whom have already gone to colleges or universities. The
problem gets wrost, when tution to colleges and universities go up so high that most people, even through not academcy expentional, but wish to go
can't afford it. Then they wonder why the next generation of students won't be able to increase the wealth in this country or why they aren't smart
enough to allow for a middle class in the middle class of the US.
Thank you for your toleration of my opinion.
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reply posted on 15-10-2006 @ 06:19 PM by V Kaminski
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By some estimates those responsibilities are indeed growing $8,551,607,968,528.68. The debt increases at about $1.6 billion per day.
Per-captia debt about $28K.
Here's a link to a watcdog-type site: www.brillig.com...
Victor K.
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[edit on 15-10-2006 by V Kaminski]
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reply posted on 15-10-2006 @ 07:04 PM by usaforever
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Thanks, things are a little rough right now.
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reply posted on 16-10-2006 @ 05:38 PM by Astronomer70
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Every man, woman & child in the U.S. is responsible for the National Debt. Did you think the tooth fairy would pay it?
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reply posted on 3-3-2007 @ 08:23 PM by fiveangelsfrank
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 Originally posted by usaforever
They give tax-breaks to families already well off, and to big businesses. This can affect education and incomes of many families, even "well off"
ones:
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The share of income taxes paid by the top half of taxpayers reached its highest level in decades, according to new IRS data
released today. According to the new data, the top half of taxpayers ranked by income paid 96.70 percent of the individual income taxes paid in 2004,
compared to 86.05 percent in 1949, 89.35 percent in 1959, and 90.27 percent in 1969. The top one percent of tax filers paid 36.89 percent of 2004
income taxes, while the top ten percent accounted for over two-thirds (68.19 percent) of these taxes. At least part of the increase in taxes paid by
the higher percentiles may be related to higher capital gains realizations following the reduction of the capital gains tax rate in 2003.
www.house.gov...
The problem becomes a problem when only the 900 richest families in the state, and to families whom have already gone to colleges or universities. The
problem gets wrost, when tution to colleges and universities go up so high that most people, even through not academcy expentional, but wish to go
can't afford it. Then they wonder why the next generation of students won't be able to increase the wealth in this country or why they aren't smart
enough to allow for a middle class in the middle class of the US.
Don't any of you find it strange that these schools are mainly controled by liberals. I guess even libs cave in to the power of money.
Thank you for your toleration of my opinion. 
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reply posted on 20-3-2007 @ 08:07 PM by jblaze
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Originally posted by KrazyJethro
The Federal Reserve is responcible for the debt, and because it was created by traitors in our government, the government is ultimately responcible
for the debt.
It has nothing to do with spending, but more to do with the money supply that is LOANED to us at interest.
Absolutely the Federal Reserve is to blame. Unelected, unknown & untouchable.
Income taxes pay off the interest on the national debt.
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 06:49 AM by df1
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Originally posted by Astronomer70
Every man, woman & child in the U.S. is responsible for the National Debt.
You are just accepting the debt as fact with no basis for doing so. I'll bet you 10 dollars to a donut that you cannot provide us with an accurate
accounting of how this debt, that you claim we owe, was legally accrued. It doesn't show up on my credit report, so I must not owe it.
Did you think the tooth fairy would pay it?
Sure, why not? We have the FED which mystically controls the money supply and the printing of money with no accountability, so it seems quite
reasonable for the tooth fairy to wave her wand to pay this debt in a like manner.
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reply posted on 25-3-2007 @ 01:29 AM by LostSailor
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Ultimately, All U.S. citizens are responsible for our debt. Or am I wrong?
Honesty, it almost seems like everyone is seeing how far it can go these days. Hopefully I am dead before I am personally responsible. Get what I
mean?
Hehe... I shouldn't be posting after my long night out. Please forgive me. 
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