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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 748918" data-attributes="member: 23950"><p>As I see it, the US needs to come back to budgets prior to W Bush. (Clinton era - last budjet surplus).</p><p>Even if this recession would have never happened, the US was going further and further into debt.</p><p> </p><p>You can either end up like Greece , (keep low taxes and keep spending,like nothing has changed until nothing is left), and then take radical cuts and messures, OR start now, and get that budget deficit somewhat in order.</p><p>I prefer the second way.</p><p>$200.000 per every person in the US, in government debt and liabilties, isn't it time to tighten that belt a little ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klein, post: 748918, member: 23950"] As I see it, the US needs to come back to budgets prior to W Bush. (Clinton era - last budjet surplus). Even if this recession would have never happened, the US was going further and further into debt. You can either end up like Greece , (keep low taxes and keep spending,like nothing has changed until nothing is left), and then take radical cuts and messures, OR start now, and get that budget deficit somewhat in order. I prefer the second way. $200.000 per every person in the US, in government debt and liabilties, isn't it time to tighten that belt a little ? [/QUOTE]
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