bankruptcy of our nation
what is the answer to our trade deficit with China?
How can we ever repay billions we alll lent support to this wild spending? our children are burdened with massive debt? our nation is facing bankruptcy? can get rid of oppresive Regulation and bring back manufacturing to America. that's the only way out of this mess. its clear the Obama Administration is not to do. Change, change, change.
First of all I would like Say not blame Obama for the current conditions it is clear that the blame falls to those directly at the feet of George W. Bush. Ask the President to a problem that lasted eight years to fix the man a little time. If he still has not turned upside down after four years as I believe I'm going to vote him. As far as our national debt stop the war in the first place, and take all the money we are on the war on terror spending and invest here within our borders. We do not need in Afghanistan Iraq and they should sort them out, whether it should be free or enslaved. We must stop borrowing all the money from a country, China, which can not be completely trusted, our best to welfare at heart. We should not allow the functions of a company here in this country to their labor markets of the U.S. ship overseas fraud Citizens for a job, only to have the workforce is for a lot less work, while the companies get rich and fat, while the American Civil suffers 10% + unemployment in this country right now.
Economist/Author Jerry Robinson on the HUGE US National Debt
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