Quote:9) Bottom line, the US government is legally bound to spend more money on mandatory entitlements and interest than it can raise in tax revenue. It won’t make a difference how high they raise taxes, or even if they cut everything else that remains in government as we know it.

This is not a political problem, it’s a mathematical one. Facts are facts, no matter how uncomfortable they may be. Today’s election is merely a choice of who is going to captain the sinking Titanic.

We are fukked either way...

I apologize for what you are about to read.

:patriot: The economy is growing and Americans are going back to work... wish you were here.

On the bright side now that the election is over we will never hear about Benghazi again

(11-07-2012 07:13 AM)Mr. Peanut Wrote:  On the bright side now that the election is over we will never hear about Benghazi again

In your dreams...

In other words, you didn't rtfa you dumb***...

Literally no one is saying that Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid need work. Wasn't it the conservative who was complaining (wrongly, but complaining anyway) that Medicare had been cut?