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I am kind of disappointed that the election is in it's final days, and neither Hillary or Trump has mentioned the crumbling roads, and bridges, and the traffic is getting heavier, both in weights for trucks, and traffic levels. We must fix them before they kill more people.
 
I am kind of disappointed that the election is in it's final days, and neither Hillary or Trump has mentioned the crumbling roads, and bridges, and the traffic is getting heavier, both in weights for trucks, and traffic levels. We must fix them before they kill more people.
I am disappointed nobody is asking where the infrastructure improvements Obama promised are.

How many billions pissed away in that so-called shovel ready stimulus?

What do we have for the trillions more in debt?

And Hillary promises more of the same.

Pathetic.
 
I am disappointed nobody is asking where the infrastructure improvements Obama promised are.

How many billions pissed away in that so-called shovel ready stimulus?

What do we have for the trillions more in debt?

And Hillary promises more of the same.

Pathetic.

Yeah.. all those shovel ready infrastructure jobs... yeah.. whatever happened to all that?
 
Yeah.. all those shovel ready infrastructure jobs... yeah.. whatever happened to all that?
In answer to both of the above post. I don't give a care about what has gone before, I can't change what went before. But I need some assurance from the current crop of politicians that they will do something so that my grandkids will have safe roads to travel on, and have fresh foods sent over the highways and not scattered over two miles of I7o because of bad roads.
 
I am kind of disappointed that the election is in it's final days, and neither Hillary or Trump has mentioned the crumbling roads, and bridges, and the traffic is getting heavier, both in weights for trucks, and traffic levels. We must fix them before they kill more people.

Obama fixed all that with the stimulus.

Oh wait a minute...
 
Obama fixed all that with the stimulus.

Oh wait a minute...
Obama had to hide the what little he got passed on executive orders, then listen to the Congress bitch because they didn't get a chance to veto it. Three wars and billions of dollars in debt kind of stopped anything he wanted to do. As I remember it, the stimulus may have kept us out of a recession or worse depression. I don't know if this is correct but I'm sure someone will straighten me out.
 
In answer to both of the above post. I don't give a care about what has gone before, I can't change what went before. But I need some assurance from the current crop of politicians that they will do something so that my grandkids will have safe roads to travel on, and have fresh foods sent over the highways and not scattered over two miles of I7o because of bad roads.
Can't have your Great Society and good roads.

Left has made a choice, made it long ago.

Forget roads, we have to feed the crackheads' kids.
 
Obama had to hide the what little he got passed on executive orders, then listen to the Congress bitch because they didn't get a chance to veto it. Three wars and billions of dollars in debt kind of stopped anything he wanted to do. As I remember it, the stimulus may have kept us out of a recession or worse depression. I don't know if this is correct but I'm sure someone will straighten me out.

Opinions vary. Here is a job chart for the period:

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The stimulus was signed into law February 17, 2009. Job losses were already dropping in February. I'd love to see someone try convince me the stimulus spent enough dollars quickly enough for to credit the downtrend in job losses to the stimulus.
 
Can't have your Great Society and good roads.

Left has made a choice, made it long ago.

Forget roads, we have to feed the crackheads' kids.
Most of the Great Society programs died with L.B.J., and Dick Nixon. And right nor left can let America's roads kill people.
 
Opinions vary. Here is a job chart for the period:

econ_charts2.png


The stimulus was signed into law February 17, 2009. Job losses were already dropping in February. I'd love to see someone try convince me the stimulus spent enough dollars quickly enough for to credit the downtrend in job losses to the stimulus.
Opinions vary. Here is a job chart for the period:

econ_charts2.png


The stimulus was signed into law February 17, 2009. Job losses were already dropping in February. I'd love to see someone try convince me the stimulus spent enough dollars quickly enough for to credit the downtrend in job losses to the stimulus.
Opinions vary. Here is a job chart for the period:

econ_charts2.png


The stimulus was signed into law February 17, 2009. Job losses were already dropping in February. I'd love to see someone try convince me the stimulus spent enough dollars quickly enough for to credit the downtrend in job losses to the stimulus.
 
No, you are right, the stimulus was only a stop gap measure. We were very close to a depression, and doing stuff to try to avoid it. At that point Obama could get a little bit of programs thru, because Congress was still barely in the Democrats hands, but there was very little money to do anything.
 
No, you are right, the stimulus was only a stop gap measure. We were very close to a depression, and doing stuff to try to avoid it. At that point Obama could get a little bit of programs thru, because Congress was still barely in the Democrats hands, but there was very little money to do anything.

So why didn't Harry Reid do so much as pass a budget?
 
I can't say what Reid's motives were, but the perception was that there was no money after passing the stimulus.

I'm not a policy or budget wonk, either. I post mostly based on principles and only look up facts that interest me. As a matter of principle, if we have a lot of debt and it is continuing to skyrocket, and there's no budget, that's serious dereliction of duty. And there's plenty of blame to go around to both major parties.
 
No, you are right, the stimulus was only a stop gap measure. We were very close to a depression, and doing stuff to try to avoid it. At that point Obama could get a little bit of programs thru, because Congress was still barely in the Democrats hands, but there was very little money to do anything.
Oh stop with the BS apologies for Obama wasting the two years he had control of Congress.

You are too old to be sniveling like this.
 
I can't say what Reid's motives were, but the perception was that there was no money after passing the stimulus.
Again, what do we have to show for the stimulus and the doubling of the debt?
 
Oh stop with the BS apologies for Obama wasting the two years he had control of Congress.

You are too old to be sniveling like this.

And let's remember HOW Obama spent those two years: on a FAILED stimulus and a FAILED health care scam.
 
Again, what do we have to show for the stimulus and the doubling of the debt?

Now hold on there a minute.... we have.... ummm.... hey, we have 10,000,000 more people on food stamps. That's at least 8,000,000 more Democrat votes. What more do you want, you greedy capitalist pig? ;)
 
I'm not a policy or budget wonk, either. I post mostly based on principles and only look up facts that interest me. As a matter of principle, if we have a lot of debt and it is continuing to skyrocket, and there's no budget, that's serious dereliction of duty. And there's plenty of blame to go around to both major parties.
I totally agree with every word you said. And I have no idea who will start us back on the path to stop the debt spending, but the people who are supposed to take care of budgeting need to take some advice from Americans that are working for 10 dollars an hour. If they don't get the budget under control, our country is headed for some really bad wake up calls.
 
Oh stop with the BS apologies for Obama wasting the two years he had control of Congress.

You are too old to be sniveling like this.
I don't think I am sniveling. I am asking the politicians to do the job they are paid to do, and not just make grand promises that they have no intention of trying to fulfill. And that includes Democrats and Republicans.
 
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