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its worth the gamble, although i think some of it is pretty unneccesary and excessive.
*shrug*
oh well.
*shrug*
oh well.
It really doesn't matter how this bill reads, or what it contains, as there are those that would be critical of it no matter. Seems people were very willing to allow Bush 8 years to get us in this mess, but are completely unwilling to allow Obama even as much as 90 days to get things turned around. But I would imagine those same people will be more than willing to take advantage of an improved economy when it does turn around.
I find it ironic how everyone (i.e. people in general) can question Obama's budget yet they don't even bat an eye when former President Bush spent $12 billion/month on the war in Iraq. Hmmm.
So, if $12 billion a month was spent wisely...we would have a beautiful shiny new repaved highways, better mass transit, plenty of high speed rail lines, better health care, educations, schools.
War isn't cheap, I know it would cost alot of billion dollars.
I could imagine because Bush is #1 most spending since LBJ and LBJ sent alot of money on Vietnam war in 60's until early 70's.
War isn't cheap, but what I find ironic is that George W. Bush was the first President to spend $10-12 billion/month on a war. That's ridiculous, IMO.
It really doesn't matter how this bill reads, or what it contains, as there are those that would be critical of it no matter. Seems people were very willing to allow Bush 8 years to get us in this mess, but are completely unwilling to allow Obama even as much as 90 days to get things turned around. But I would imagine those same people will be more than willing to take advantage of an improved economy when it does turn around.
I find it ironic that Obama is the first president to spend a trillion dollar with in 2 months of his sentence and no one is batting a eye. Atleast we tried to do good over sea. From talking to soldiers who was there at the beginning and who just came back from another serve, we did wonders over there that the news are not broadcasting cause it don't excite people to hear good things.
All of those services would be of better quality than what we have now.
Think about how much money $10-12 billion/month for 7 years is. I can't even calculate the total amount in my head.
That would be roughly $900 billion to $1 trillion in 7 years worth.
That's the figure I've heard quoted time and time again. It's alot of money -- a great deal of money -- when you think about how all of it could be spent domestically.
have you ever thought about where some of that money going??
Like in the pocket of solider, which in turn gives solider the ability to buy stuff in the USA.
Kind of like a stimulus plan if you ask me, except they do a job over there and get paid for it.
I sure hope so, LOL! I can't imagine reading line by line of what each budget does and the importance of the bill.
I'm glad that Obama and Congress consider to the future of Americans and the USA.
It shows his moviation. I see why not to make a first step at the start to see either it work or not since you know that Obama work on Bush's huge mess...
I find it ironic how everyone (i.e. people in general) can question Obama's budget yet they don't even bat an eye when former President Bush spent $12 billion/month on the war in Iraq. Hmmm.
Why does a soldier need to buy anything from the U.S. when we are already providing them with food and supplies?
I guess it's okay to spend $12 billion/month on the War in Iraq, but when Obama wants to spend money in order to fix our economy, that's wrong?
Typical Conservative mindset.
Why does a soldier need to buy anything from the U.S. when we are already providing them with food and supplies?