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I’d like to see a ‘without Obama’ projection. Or reality.
There are a lot of squealing pigs at the trough here in DC worrying about their handouts.
Slam the swill drawer closed on those snouts.
Lean bacon is healthier.
Way too much fat there.
They’re more likely to “vote” you out of whatever assets you still possess….
When it comes to arguments about the benefit of the trillion dollar stimulus, I will ask people how many jobs they will have after one year if I give them a trillion dollars now and tell them to create 10 million jobs and pay each person $100,000/yr. Answer: NONE. All the money is spent. You can only make a real job if it creates wealth. There are no real jobs in government, only in private industry. Anyone working for the government should be counted as part of the unemployed.
The Keynesian consensus of economists believe in re-inflating during a deflation such as we are still in now and were in during the 1930s. Eventually that trillion dollars will expand the money supply by a total of ten trillion as it is re-lent repeatedly.