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To: jlallen who wrote (610671)	5/9/2011 11:18:47 AM
From: Don Hurst	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) of 1578069

>>" The answer is, three main things. First, there were the Bush tax cuts, which added roughly $2 trillion to the national debt over the last decade. Second, there were the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which added an additional $1.1 trillion or so. And third was the Great Recession, which led both to a collapse in revenue and to a sharp rise in spending on unemployment insurance and other safety-net programs. "<< Message 27364694 I'm sure in these "three main things" you realize that Krugman was giving Bush a break by using only "$1.1 trillion or so" for Bush's wars funded by borrowing from Communist China. Stiglitz said it is a $3 trillion blunder of the highest order and he is probably low in his estimate. Bush blew the Clinton surplus instead of giving any consideration to the country's financial future that now your crowd is so "worried" about. He will go down as the worst disaster for our country. OHMIGOSH...what a loser you are...you would be right at home with your current candidate clowns in a repug debate. Babble on with your silly one liners.

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