Comments on: Paul Krugman Destroys Every Republican Argument for Austerity

By: Vickie D.

Vickie D. — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 19:54:09 +0000

If the problem is there is no demand, how can as, Arthur Laffer says, giving money to the job creators to create jobs, to make products, that no one wants help anyone? More supply side BS.

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By: Shiva (Moderator)

Shiva (Moderator) — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 17:20:53 +0000

Fail

Reagan didnt make us prosperous, he started us on the road to where we are today.

You know nothing but what you are told. Bush took over Fanny and freddy before the meltdown. Bush had a far bigger home entitlement housing program than Clinton. Read his 2nd inaugeration if you are allowed to, he talks all about it

Sorry, you cant blame Franks and the rest. You can however go back to where you copy and paste your silliness and tell them they are lying to you

Blame Bush for TARP, not Obama

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By: Linda

Linda — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 17:09:22 +0000

This jerk is a Bilderberg, who would want to listen to him? With Reagan we were prosperous. Then came Clinton; in 1991 he said give everyone a house, so every got a mortgage and a house even tho they could not afford it, and that’s what started this whole mess. Now look where we are today because of Clinton. Bush walked into a big mess and asked Barney Fife, Hillary and the others if things were alright and they said yes,so you can blame them to. We should not have bailed out the banks, because the Rothschilds, Rockefellers and Morgans are behind these banks. That was a big mistake.

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By: HARP Loans

HARP Loans — Fri, 01 Jun 2012 17:27:16 +0000

We are in a depression and I’m glad Obama has begun bailing out Main Street through the Home Affordable Refinance Program or HAPR 2.0. This program is helping homeowners refinance who are underwater. Although there are some caveats to this program and it’s far from perfect, homeowners who qualify will be able to save anywhere from a few hundred dollars up to around $1K per month on their mortgage. In turn, they can spend this money in the market place or begin to pay down their debt. Hopefully this can be a nationwide program pertaining to all homeowners soon.

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By: Phil

Phil — Thu, 31 May 2012 02:41:41 +0000

No austerity in WW2? I guess it easy to believe so, unless you talk to my grandad, who said you needed a ration coupon to buy practically anything, not that there was whole lot to buy with all the metal being dedicated to the war effort. It took him over a year to cut through the red tape to buy a truck, to haul peanuts for the war effort. It was the only ‘new’ truck though 3 years old in five counties.

Nah, there was NO austerity, they lived pretty high on the hog during WW2, except for having barely anything they were allowed to buy and all.

Talk to someone who lived back then.

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