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Tag Archives: deficit
The debt ceiling discussion as a household family meeting
1 CommentFriday, Standard & Poor’s downgraded the rating on the United States of America from AAA to AA+. Regardless of how you spin this or what you believe in the reputation of S&P’s ratings in light of their performance during the … Continue reading
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Posted in American Culture, Just thinking out loud, Political thoughts, Pop Culture
Tagged debt ceiling, deficit, tea party
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The debt the next generation will be paying was not started by our government, but by ourselves
4 CommentsAlice Paul c. 1930s In her article in the WSJ, Peggy Noonan uses an example that has been kinda turning over in my head ever since I read it early yesterday morning. In it, she quotes Rep. Marsha Blackburn of … Continue reading
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Posted in American Culture, Business, Dayton Ohio, Education, Health Care, Just thinking out loud, Political thoughts, Pop Culture
Tagged deficit, economy, government debt, Peggy Noonan, recession, WSJ
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Real patriots die at 55
8 CommentsWhen you turn fifty in America, you are old. When you turn fifty-five you are too old and should consider dying to make room for the next generation of revenue-producing units. It’s the patriotic thing to do. Hear me out … Continue reading
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Posted in American Culture, Business, Sarcasm
Tagged #hcr, AARP, Business, deficit, economy, health care reform, hope, old age, Retirement
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