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    Quote Originally Posted by draco888 View Post
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    Tell me when was the last time a government debt in the US was actually repaid?
    a government doesn't have an "equity tranche" in their accounting like corporations do, so their working capital needs to draw from debt, not equity or cash. In short, debt is all they have to run the system, that's how their "working capital" is financed.
    or they could run a balanced budget.
    oh that's very smart, and how could they do that ?

    if growing corporations constantly needs bridge loans to "balance" their operations budget or revenues shortfall, I don't see how government could achieve it when they are dealing with a far bigger size of liabilities and unforeseen events.

    Maybe if you understood businesses and normal corporate financing activities, you wouldn't be so rigid in your assumptions about government spending. The government is an employer and an economic entity like any other corporations, but it doesn't have the same mandate as a corporation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by draco888 View Post
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    In the rightwingiverse, a falsehood oft repeated becomes a fact.
    Suppose all of this is a falsehood too, huh?

    U.S. National Debt Clock : Real Time

    Thanks, Obama!
    I remember when left wing posters like raycarey used to post that same darned link over and over for 8 long years during the Bush years.
    interesting that there is a deafening silence now from those posters on this subject.
    that's quite rich of you guys to put all the blame on Obama when it's clearly Bush legacy and one of his biggest achievement after Iraq and Afghanistan

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    ^ To lump me in the group just shows my sarcasm went totally over your head.

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    Obama apparently does not “regret staking out that (misleading) claim” about the sequester.

    They lie so often it's hard for them to keep their stories straight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post

    They lie so often it's hard for them to keep their stories straight.
    lying, how dare they??? In our times, lying used to be a sin!!!!strait to hell !!!!

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    Erm they could do that by matching their spending to their revenues over the economic cycle. Or is that too complex for you to understand?

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    Tell me when was the last time a government debt in the US was actually repaid?
    a government doesn't have an "equity tranche" in their accounting like corporations do, so their working capital needs to draw from debt, not equity or cash. In short, debt is all they have to run the system, that's how their "working capital" is financed.
    or they could run a balanced budget.
    oh that's very smart, and how could they do that ?

    if growing corporations constantly needs bridge loans to "balance" their operations budget or revenues shortfall, I don't see how government could achieve it when they are dealing with a far bigger size of liabilities and unforeseen events.

    Maybe if you understood businesses and normal corporate financing activities, you wouldn't be so rigid in your assumptions about government spending. The government is an employer and an economic entity like any other corporations, but it doesn't have the same mandate as a corporation.
    Don’t argue with idiots because they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.

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    Rick Wilson @TheRickWilson

    "Astounding: the man who ran more negative ads than any campaign in history, and who governs by division is whining we don't loooove him."


    Well, it might have to do with his so-called 'budget policy'?


    As if he ever had one other than tax/spend.
    A Deplorable Bitter Clinger

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    What a breath of fresh air.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cujo View Post
    What a breath of fresh air.
    Not a brilliant president . . . but a very good and normal person

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