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25. veebruar 2009, 15:43:14 "Who among us would ask our children for a loan, so we could spend money we do not have, on things we do not need?" That is exactly what the libs in Congress are doing right now!!! 25. veebruar 2009, 18:36:00 Teema: Re: Czuch: And what the Republicans did when in power, that's why your national debt is so high. And in the long term the plans by your present admin is to reduce this debt. ... and you are complaining? 25. veebruar 2009, 22:46:52 Teema: Re: (V): And in the long term the plans by your present admin is to reduce this debt. I cant wait to see that feat of magic.... with record spending greater than the new deal, not sure how he plans on reducing the debt at the same time? It will have to be huge tax increases, I guess? Thats sure to stimulate the economy.....  Wall St. isnt partisan, and you can see what they think about Bams plans  |
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