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They also probably don't like the middle class tax cut he got them. C'est la vie.I read this article the other day and found it most interesting. It will be interesting to see what the BB folk say ... some will not like it at all.
They also probably don't like the middle class tax cut he got them. C'est la vie.
I read this article the other day and found it most interesting. It will be interesting to see what the BB folk say ... some will not like it at all.
Since Obama has taken office, the money supply has increased from approximately $800 billion to approximately $2.2 trillion. The purchasing power of the U.S. dollar has dropped about one third, and the printing presses are still running at a very fast pace.
Yet somehow he managed to increase our debt to 16 trillion dollars and has almost tripled the money supply.
HankD
The answer is, none of them. The President does not spend one dime. Only Congress is authorized to spend money.
And there hasn't been a budget in 3 years! Dirty Harry, or is it dingy Harry, won't pass one.The answer is, none of them. The President does not spend one dime. Only Congress is authorized to spend money.
You are arguing apples when the subject is oranges. The article is about percentage increase in the federal budget.
The 2009 budget was from Bush and was in effect 4 months before Obama took office. G. Bush's average increase in the federal budget was 8.1% a year.
In the four years of Obama's budget the federal increase has averaged 1.4% a year and the projected budget for fiscal 2012 is a -1.3, an actual decrease in federal spending. That does not mean the budget will be in the black, but it will be a decrease in spending.
The debt will grow, but not as fast, percentage wise, as under former presidents.
The Republican simply want to extend the Qbama Tax Rates that were passed in 2010, Why are you whining CTB?It is strange how folk defend tax cuts for the very rich and seemingly approve tax increases for us middle class folk.
They also probably don't like the middle class tax cut he got them. C'est la vie.
The debt will grow, but not as fast, percentage wise, as under former presidents.
The OP article is ridiculous.
So a supposed one time "stimulus bill" is hence forth counted as part of the budget baseline?
Insane.
You are arguing apples when the subject is oranges. The article is about percentage increase in the federal budget.
The 2009 budget was from Bush and was in effect 4 months before Obama took office. G. Bush's average increase in the federal budget was 8.1% a year.
In the four years of Obama's budget the federal increase has averaged 1.4% a year and the projected budget for fiscal 2012 is a -1.3, an actual decrease in federal spending. That does not mean the budget will be in the black, but it will be a decrease in spending.
The debt will grow, but not as fast, percentage wise, as under former presidents.
Tell me fruit inspector, is the economy presently better or equal to what it was during Reagan's presidency? Never mind the percentages, is the country better off now than then?
