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Dog - the citizens in Minnesota already took your advice...remember the newly-elected Senator Al Franken? Hopefully his flubs will be more entertaining than the typical politician.
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I have no idea how Obama can do what he says he will do since he has promised a modest tax increase and a huge increase in expenditures without any cuts. Mathematically, it just seems to not add up to me. I am still disgusted that the American people seem to think it is possible.
It's all voodoo economics....they all practice it.
I'm with you, tall, balance the budget and free up as much money as possible by making government as lean as possible. There are obviously some things you need the government to do, but then there's all that pork that's just not needed.
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I agree that its impossible. Clinton in his first term did a good job with the budget. He did it by decreasing gov't spending. You look at all the corporations that succeed in tough times, and there #1 priority is cost control/reduction.
Well, the other thing he had going for him was an unprecedented tax windfall from his capital gains tax that he increased (retroactively). That year I had to pay more taxes than he did and it really pissed me off because I would have made different decisions had I known what he planned to do. Once the stock market tanked, so did the tax revenue and the deficit grew again. It wasn't all from budget cuts.
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