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Originally posted by vor78
I say 'partially' because he needs to be careful that he doesn't further discourage consumer spending altogether, which itself would be very harmful to the economy.
Originally posted by AshleyD
If it's such common sense, why is the government not being more fiscally conservative to plan for our nation's future?
Originally posted by Animal
Save? The future? Economy? What is going on here folks? Does this in fact sound too logical to be true or good? Is this a socialist, communist, fascist scam to enslave my soul and steal my beans?
Time will only tell.
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
your speeches sure are not putting food on my table, your speeches sure are not paying my electricity bill, and your speeches are not giving me anything more than an Excedrin headache.
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Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
reply to post by Animal
I do not need advice from the President of my nation that is so obligatorily silly as to say I need to save my money, because this is basic common sense.
I am deeply offended that this man is bothering with such small comments and measures so as to suggest we need his advice on common knowledge and basic God given common sense.
I also find this sage advice mind numbingly offensive.
If I had only known my $435.00 Master Card debt was to blame for the state of our economy . My most humble apology to all the people of America ! I am truly sorry
Bernanke states an audit of the FRB will crash our economy ( veiled threat )
Geithner states an audit of the FRB " is a line we don't want to cross"
The purchasing power of the dollar 1913 > 2009 .Yeah the FRB has done an outstanding job. ' The American Institute for Economic Research. But hey put the blame on us, how deliciously evil of 'them'.
www.aier.org...
At the rate of inflation we better save all we can, because by next year it'll be worth half that.
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
reply to post by Animal
I do not need advice from the President of my nation that is so obligatorily silly as to say I need to save my money, because this is basic common sense.
Originally posted by Animal
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Oh Noze! Here he goes again, that wacky socialist super hero Barry Obama is taking on the current paradigm of the USA. Could this be his last battle against the powers of corporate dominance or could this wacky adventurer defeat his nemesis 'greed' and save the people of the USA for spending themselves into the streets?
"If you work hard and meet your responsibilities, this country is going to honor our collective responsibility to you: to ensure that you can save and secure your retirement," Obama said in his weekly radio address.
Sounds like good advice to me, but based on my experience there will be many who think he is overstepping the boundaries and that this action is somehow meant to 'indoctrinate' we the people into believing we can't spend our money with reckless abandon in preparation for the coming socialist, communist, fascist state.