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03-27-2009, 10:09 AM
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and FDR is famous for what? taking a managable recession into a deep depression and dragging it out with huge government programs, and increased government spending. I believe a Reagan type approach in the time of FDR would have kept it a recession and never would have been a great depression.
There is pride in private sector success, which increases productivity. Depending on Uncle Sam to bail us all out, is silly. We need to knuckle down and work harder and if we fail, we get back up, and try again... Each time we fail, we learn and improve ourselves.
Failure is one of the steps we take on the road to success, few hit a home run their first time at bat.
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03-27-2009, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Cool Beans
and FDR is famous for what?
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You must have been sleeping through history class. You're not serious are you?
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taking a managable recession into a deep depression and dragging it out with huge government programs, and increased government spending. I believe a Reagan type approach in the time of FDR would have kept it a recession and never would have been a great depression.
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It's funny how most (not all I agree, but most) have given praise to FDR for his handeling of the Depression for the past 50 years, yet it's not until we have another liberal President and a bad recession that had Reagan been in charge things would have cleaned themselves up right quick!
Sounds like revisionist history to me.
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There is pride in private sector success, which increases productivity. Depending on Uncle Sam to bail us all out, is silly. We need to knuckle down and work harder and if we fail, we get back up, and try again... Each time we fail, we learn and improve ourselves.
Failure is one of the steps we take on the road to success, few hit a home run their first time at bat.
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There's nothing in this statement that anyone, regardless of party of idiology is going to disagree with.
-spence
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03-27-2009, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by spence
There's nothing in this statement that anyone, regardless of party of idiology is going to disagree with.
-spence
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So why did the Bail Out Bill get passed? Most Americans opposed yet, the All Knowing, All Caring Obama and a Democrat Congress and Senate passed the stupid thing.
When we were already in over our head in debt, we take out a huge loan, so we can make it all better. Kinda like getting 5 new credit cards, because your Sears card is maxed out...
I just get frustrated with the way most in government think. If we ran our household like that, we'd go bankrupt and lose the house and the boat........
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03-27-2009, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Cool Beans
When we were already in over our head in debt, we take out a huge loan, so we can make it all better.
Kinda like getting 5 new credit cards, because your Sears card is maxed out...
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Ya, forget about finding ways to cut your budget first, just spend your way out of debt.
Economics 101.
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" Choose Life "
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03-27-2009, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Cool Beans
I just get frustrated with the way most in government think. If we ran our household like that, we'd go bankrupt and lose the house and the boat........
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There are plenty of fiscal conservatives in both parties, they are just not very influential or spineless.
-spence
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