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Originally Posted by simple simon
I like bush for a few reasons and they are monetary, regardless, your killin me with these examples. Lets go look who's being held in cuba, you think those are just regular upstanding citizens? Cmon you know and can do better than that. Once again my life hasn't changed 1 bit. Another day, another dollar. Quit reading all those ridiculous tinfoil sites, it rots the brain, and you are a prime example. Oh ya see sig  |
Cummon Simon!! :-)
Now.. the absolute last thing George has any ability whatsoever on is "monetary". It was spring 2002 when there was a protest over monetary policy and the response was "lets get a group of experienced finance wizards together and let them thrash it out".
That was fine and nada problem, - but it's not for others to thrash out the govts financial problems - that's what the govt was elected to do.
BTW.. The result of that "conference" was no more than a photo opp and not one single aspect has been adopted by the Admin - they are definately in a state of denial. Also... no way on this planet are they not hiding the accounts!!!
The current financial status ... well... if that was a company, you'd be seriously thinking of filing for bankruptcy.
On Cuba.. tho where that comes in I dunno :-) But irrespective of whether the occupants are upright citizens does not matter. The more relevant part is they are living in a concentration camp and with no recourse to any law or courts. The last time that happened (least on this level) was in ... several places, but each was a clear "terrorrist state" and not from the epitome of freedom and democracy in the western world.
Bottom line... sadly there are bills to pay and they are not being paid, but borrowing continues, plus, the Admin, tho their actions are understanable in many ways, have not aided the "cred" too much by their conduct - it ain't too bright! :-)