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Originally Posted by Relentless
It seems that stimulating the economy briefly, then cutting spending, ending unnecessary wars, raising revenue by eliminating unfunded tax cuts and plenty of pork reduction is actually a good way to spur economic recovery. Who woulda thunk it?!
Now if they would put capitalization requirements for banks in place, stop threatening that we won't pay our debts, and regulate new paper bubbles like the student loan market to prevent the next crash, I'd be optimistic for a change.  |
Where did you see anyone do that? I saw a paralyzed govt let some bad ideas run out and some good ideas go into effect. But it was not really a plan by any stretch of the imagination.