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• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • Actually for people who don't like the spending there should never have been any spending and TARP should never have happened.

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • Bush signed legislation totaling over $50 trillion in future spending. Can we have a graph for that too and what the interest would be? No because that would be a biased opinion too would it?

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • notentitled - No the rich guy inherited his money and is sat at what used to be Daddies pool. He has never worked a day in his life and never will. But thats ok too because his Daddy worked hard. So its all ok now...

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • Love how you want your kids to live a life of higher taxation so you can enjoy your tax cut. Or how do you think the national debt will be paid off? With tax cuts? Clever - lets just reduce taxes to zero and you'll have full employment and everyone will be happy...

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • Yes you have become so intellectually lazy and poor at spelling too. Maybe you don't appreciate the road network that was government funded? They are indeed rich, and maybe want to help the less well off, who knows...

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • A GOP projection - that should have been obvious.

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • Do you really want to go there? Compare the US to Sweden on a GDP per capita, Health, Education, Happiness, Econommic growth, Stock market growth metric.

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • No dude you need to learn to read a graph. The cost of the tax cut in 2001 was about $1.400 Bn over 9 years. No-one said anywhere (And not on that graph) that is cost $1.400 Bn per year.

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • Sorry dude flawed analysis. Your money matters as much to chevy as your vote does to the government. Neither give a rats ass as long as there are enough voters/buyers to keep them in power/profit.

• Best. Graph. Ever. (Modified)

  Thu Mar 4, 2010
  • tkwelge - yes and no. Bush signed legislation expanding medicare and medicaid that was unfunded. Ok it goes a long way into the future but the cost adds up to approx $34 Tn. if I recollect properly. Obama hasn't spent that yet.