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Ha yeah, Bill is a lot of great things but he is no Gentleman.
Jobs don't get created when you give tax cuts. All that happens if more money goes into bank accounts.
I did too. I guess I just feel more fortunate than entitled and would like to see more young people afforded the same opportunities I had.
Did she mention taxes? It's always about spending in this debate, even the Democrats don't even seem to pretend they want to pay for anything anymore. - I think the point is the GOP is already trying to tie her to an extremely unpopular Obama.
well of course. Which is why we should want to increase their production. Will more taxes and restrictions help accomplish that?
and what do the banks do with that money?
i had no idea Maxine Waters had taken over your alias.
As important as changing a thread about Mitt Romney to Ickey Woods http://forums.footballguys.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=717800&hl=
Tney're made up of people. The main problem with large corporations today is that they have to show their stockholders quarterly profits. Having to produce income every three months rather than over time is not inducive to innovation, to long term R & D of the sort that brings us positive change.
Well, if that was her point she is really stupid. You realize the last cut to corporate rates were under Reagan in 1986 when rates were cut from 46% to 35%, still one of the highest in the world. But somehow after that we had 20 years of unprecedented growth in this country. So if in 2014 Hillary is trying to make a point about a tax cut which happened 30 years ago about job creation today, it is not a very intelligent point.
Says the guy who goes out of his way to bump my posts.
It's not that they really want Hillary - they want Bill back. What does that say about Hillary (and from her own base, nonetheless)?Says the guy who goes out of his way to bump my posts.
it was nonsensical posting a tweet from some ham & egger
To add to this, a lack of deposits is not the problem in banks lending money (and thus stimulating the economy). Lack of loan demand to quality borrowers is.
What's really changed in America is that young adults are now suffocating under massive college debt. These used to be the key consumers. They were the ones getting married, having babies, buying homes to house their new families, and buying cars to drive their new families around. That's gone. Now young adults don't get married and still live at home, don't have kids, and drive a beater because they are too busy paying off their college debt to start their lives.Juxtatarot said:
Oh, I see the problem - you should have been born into a rich family that could either have paid for your college or will co-sign your home loan. Get to work on that.
dont feel the least bit sorry for you. When you have children please teach them to livr within their means. just Because they really really really want to go to a school that costs 80 k a year, its probably not econimically wise if their degree is in history.
