Is it that hard to separate your party preference from the actual rules that govern economics?
heard that in 97 too.the ibt is not going to bite the hand that feeds ,organized labor is weaker than ever now
It baffles me to see how ignorant so many of our members are concerning the depth and complexity of economics. Is it that hard to separate your party preference from the actual rules that govern economics? Its better to be silent on an issue if your not well versed in it, rather than show your gleaming ignorance.
It baffles me to see how ignorant so many of our members are concerning the depth and complexity of economics. Is it that hard to separate your party preference from the actual rules that govern economics? Its better to be silent on an issue if your not well versed in it, rather than show your gleaming ignorance.
the number of times is irrelevant. The only relevant number is how much $ it was raised by. Obama currently has almost accumulated more debt in one term as president than Bush accumulated in two terms of presidency.Bush raised the debt ceiling 72 times. Sober is right.
the number of times is irrelevant. The only relevant number is how much $ it was raised by. Obama currently has almost accumulated more debt in one term as president than Bush accumulated in two terms of presidency.
We get a big $0.545 an hour raise next week, we should have plenty for 2013!
not sure if anyones noticed, but in the last few years during the banks sticking it to us with the bill, and corporations raking in huge profits and bonuses, and the politicians not really giving a crap. None one seems to give a damn about us, the american people, they just throw the load on us and treat us worse and worse, as we steadily and increasingly accept more BS. I sure hope there is a huge strike in 2013, and I hope its for the better, and i mean a national strike.
You do know that Bush raised the debt ceiling about six times during his presidency, don't you?