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Phil Staudt - not Republican, not Democrat, concerned, opinionated

PHIL STAUDT'S BLOG ARTICLES:
Why Giving Banks More Money Won't Work March 29, 2009
Obama Is Bankrupting America March 28, 2009
I Had A Stroke and God Is Mean March 27, 2009
Why I Write Blog Articles March 27, 2009
We Pay Taxes To Fix The World Plus Interest Added March 27, 2009
Clinton Blames United States For Mexico March 27, 2009
 
Border Violence And Drug Money And Guns March 26, 2009
Obama Has Been A Big Disappointment So Far, Just Like Bush Was March 25, 2009
Obama Says No Cash Or Guns In The United States March 25, 2009
 Solves Mexico's Border Drug Money And Guns March 25, 2009
Is The United States Too Big To Fail? Another Day, Another Trillion March 23, 2009
Obama's Slip Up On Jay Leno Show And There Is My Aphasia March 21, 2009
The Real Enemy Combatants Are Greed And Selfishness March 19, 2009
Obama Knew About AIG Bonuses, But Is That The Really Big Story? March 19, 2009
No John McCain And No Barack Obama October 26, 2008
The Big Heist Of 2008 September 25, 2008

Phil Staudt - not Republican, not Democrat, concerned, opinionated

Obama Is Bankrupting America

by Phil Staudt
March 30, 2009

The Phil Staudt Blog

They say Obama is new and we should give him time. But by the time they stop giving him time, we all may be slaves working in Chinese compounds making products for the Chinese who are going to rule us. It is time to stop the bleeding. I was hopeful that an Obama Presidency would be better for the economy than the Bush Administration, but I do not need to wait to find out how much more he wants to spend. Our country is being sold to the highest bidder, whether that happens to be international banks or foreign countries or the owners of the big media companies or the insurance companies or special interests. It is a liquidation and everything is on the chopping block. The Democrats are determined to outdo the Republicans with their wasteful spending with the government credit cards that belong to the taxpayers in the United States. These politicians are out of control running up wild amounts of debt. I do not like either of the two big political parties, but during the Clinton years were the only time in my 48 years that The United States did not run deficits or increase debt, in fact the debt was reduced. Clinton was ridiculed by so-called conservatives because he raised taxes for people in the highest tax brackets, and the Republicans went around and told everybody that because Clinton got elected that the economy was going down and we were heading for a depression because the wealthiest income earners had to pay a higher rate than the huge reductions they got in taxes during Reagan years, which is what caused huge deficits and increased debts during those years.  But the economy was great in the United States during the Clinton years, and even business owners and people earning over $300,000 had to pay a higher tax rate, they were earning more money because business was good, and their net income after taxes was better than it is now. 

A year ago the big money makers in America were telling everyone that we were "talking ourselves into a recession" and that it was just a bunch a nonsense, because they were still making a fortune and they did not want change. But when the economy hurt them, because of taking care of just the highest earners and wealthiest and nobody else for eight years had taken its toll, then they started squirming and went on the war path. But, instead of doing things to make the economy good for everyone, they decided to join in the raid with Bush and rob as much from the American taxpayers as much as they could on their way out the door.

The voters who got Obama into the White house are choosing to deny facts and common sense about the way Obama is ruining the economic future of our country, and they are acting like a girl who gets beat up by her boyfriend all the time and then says "but he is really a nice guy". Many of them probably don't even know the difference between a billion dollars and a million dollars and a trillion dollars. But I understand, because I have had some girlfriends in the past that spent my money without knowing the difference between a hundred dollar bill and a twenty dollar bill. The blind supporters of Obama are just as sickening as the blind supporters of Bush were.

Now, Obama machine and the Democrat Congress are a runaway train. The popularity of Obama was extremely high when he started, because there were people like me that had hopes that his economic policies would be more like Clinton and take us closer to fiscal responsibility, but now there are a lot of Obama voters who are feeling a hangover after his first two months of partying with their money.

by Phil Staudt
March 30, 2009

The Phil Staudt Blog

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"A history lesson for the president"
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...It was the requirement to vote on the bottom line that sent many senators and representatives into a frenzy in 1975, and it is one of the reasons they are choking over the president's budget today. It's the perfect vote for their opponents to cite with alarm and horror...The Congressional Budget Office believes those estimates are too low. It says that the cumulative deficits over the period 2010 to 2019 will total an eye-popping $9.3 trillion. It projects that debt held by the public will equal 82% of GDP by 2019...
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Phil Staudt - not Republican, not Democrat, concerned, opinionated

PHIL STAUDT'S BLOG ARTICLES:
Why Giving Banks More Money Won't Work March 29, 2009
Obama Is Bankrupting America March 28, 2009
I Had A Stroke and God Is Mean March 27, 2009
Why I Write Blog Articles March 27, 2009
We Pay Taxes To Fix The World Plus Interest Added March 27, 2009
Clinton Blames United States For Mexico March 27, 2009
 
Border Violence And Drug Money And Guns March 26, 2009
Obama Has Been A Big Disappointment So Far, Just Like Bush Was March 25, 2009
Obama Says No Cash Or Guns In The United States March 25, 2009
 Solves Mexico's Border Drug Money And Guns March 25, 2009
Is The United States Too Big To Fail? Another Day, Another Trillion March 23, 2009
Obama's Slip Up On Jay Leno Show And There Is My Aphasia March 21, 2009
The Real Enemy Combatants Are Greed And Selfishness March 19, 2009
Obama Knew About AIG Bonuses, But Is That The Really Big Story? March 19, 2009
No John McCain And No Barack Obama October 26, 2008
The Big Heist Of 2008 September 25, 2008

Phil Staudt - not Republican, not Democrat, concerned, opinionated

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  • Tuesday, March 31, 2009 12:21 PM SR wrote:
    It is absolutely incorrect to give Bill Clinton any credit for the great economy of the 1990s. Everybody knows how he spent his time in the White House )) The 1990s were the greatest technology decade ever, with the coming of the internet, laptops, cell phones and other mobile devices, music and video hardware and software improvements...you name it...and the dot com and e-commerce companies too. I repeat - the GREATEST tech decade...which resulted in a booming tech bubble...and add on spending on Y2K related software...unfortunately, by the time Bill Clinton's era (and the Republican Congress that also shared this lucky period) ended in 2000, the tech bubble had burst, and we had a severe downturn by the time Dubya took over. Add on 9/11, it was a very tough period for Dubya, but to his credit, we did come out ahead and were ok until 2006/2007, until the Democrats took over Congress again...The rest is history....
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    1. Tuesday, March 31, 2009 2:20 PM Phil Staudt wrote:
      >>>"It is absolutely incorrect to give Bill Clinton any credit for the great economy of the 1990s." >>>

      Very true, but the fact that the highest earners paid more taxes during Clinton years contributed to the debt being paid down during that time, instead of running bigger deficits. Without pressure from Newt Gingrich and his "contract with America", the Democrats during Clinton's Presidency would have spent more and racked up debt and blamed it on the mistaken policies of prior Republicans, the same way Democrats are doing now. However, not only do Republicans not have Newt Gingrich now, but their track record of spending, when they controlled everything a few years ago, makes anything Republicans say today about racking up debt a joke. Unfortunately, the voters, Republican and Democrat alike, do not care about debt, which is right where the politicians want us.
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  • Thursday, June 23, 2011 7:57 AM sexy wrote:
    Thanks for the article! I hope the author does not mind if I use it for your coursework.
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