Our nation debt in perspective

[STANG RED]

http://www.youtube.com/embed/VtVbUmcQSuk

Have a great Monday folks.;)

[garciap77]

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[Phil C]

Originally posted by garciap77
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:confused: :eek: :( :mad:

[Phantom Stang]

Originally posted by STANG RED
http://www.youtube.com/embed/VtVbUmcQSuk

Have a great Monday folks.;)
That guy is saying that our interest payments are less than three percent of the Nation's debt.
Is he a Liberal or something?

[garciap77]

Originally posted by Phil C
:confused: :eek: :( :mad:

:mad: :( :eek: :confused:

[bobcat1]

That is staggering. Vote every spender out in 2012 and then keep them out. You stop spending when you are broke. It's simple!

[rancher]

Check out todays top fin. story, Standard & Poor's cut its outlook on America's AAA debt rating to negative from stable.

Go to any fin. service and read about it.

[Ernest T Bass]

Just keep in mind that state and national issues are seperate. Federal goverment has a HUGE spending problem, and a small funding problem.
Texas, however, has been one of the most fiscally lean states in the US for years. In Texas, we have a funding problem, not a spending problem that started in 2005.
Since state level issues rarely make the news, many people don't differentiate.

[Daddy D 11]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
Just keep in mind that state and national issues are seperate. Federal goverment has a HUGE spending problem, and a small funding problem.
Texas, however, has been one of the most fiscally lean states in the US for years. In Texas, we have a funding problem, not a spending problem that started in 2005.
Since state level issues rarely make the news, many people don't differentiate.



...we have someone with some political sense :clap: