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4. So you must think the riots in Greece and Spain are not real either?
Reply to bemildred (Reply #3)
Mon Dec 31, 2012, 04:34 PM
Dec 2012

My daughter is studying in Univ of Cadiz in Spain, and the situation there is not so good.

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Cost of interest on federal debt in 2012 is a staggering [View all] golfguru Dec 2012 OP
And to think... We had the problem solved MannyGoldstein Dec 2012 #1
That is why we should simply go off the fiscal cliff and JDPriestly Dec 2012 #2
Agreed n/t golfguru Dec 2012 #5
Correct, just return to the Clinton era, when we had two years of budget surplus mbperrin Dec 2012 #6
Actually 4 years of surpluses under Clinton progree Dec 2012 #8
If we return to both the tax rates and the spending levels under Clinton, you'd have a point mostlyconfused Jan 2013 #15
Oh, okay, since we couldn't do ALL of that, then NONE of it was worth doing, mbperrin Jan 2013 #16
No. Just saying we need to do both to fix the problem. mostlyconfused Jan 2013 #17
Sure they can. The current budget is about 25% of GDP. mbperrin Jan 2013 #18
Minor clarification of last paragraph. Otherwise, generally I agree. progree Jan 2013 #19
No, they can't, unless we tax almost everybody mostlyconfused Jan 2013 #20
Please don't get hysterical. It serves you ill. mbperrin Jan 2013 #21
Not hysterical, factual, and here's the arithmetic mostlyconfused Jan 2013 #22
Better look at corporate profits again. On track for $6 trillion this year. mbperrin Jan 2013 #23
You throw numbers around with no sources. What else do you want me to show you? mostlyconfused Jan 2013 #24
Well, Google is your friend. Nonetheless, mbperrin Jan 2013 #25
Not correct. You are annualizing a number that has already been annualized mostlyconfused Jan 2013 #26
That's OK, none of it is real. nt bemildred Dec 2012 #3
So you must think the riots in Greece and Spain are not real either? golfguru Dec 2012 #4
No, I think the interest on the federal debt is not real. bemildred Dec 2012 #7
"No, I think" n/t progree Dec 2012 #9
I have owned US Treasury bonds & US Savings bonds golfguru Dec 2012 #10
It's pointless, I think he just wants attention progree Dec 2012 #11
You are right golfguru Jan 2013 #12
I don't think its dishonesty, just some, umm, cognitive issues. Here's another one: progree Jan 2013 #14
Your argument is circular. bemildred Jan 2013 #13
People don't realize how deep we're in. FlyDaddy145 Jan 2013 #27
And the really smart people.. sendero Feb 2013 #28
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