garand_shooter
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tell me which company is/was better
Haliburton...no wait...they're gonna have a problem with them too...
tell me which company is/was better
original by mow; How did that theory of invading Iraq for the oil work out?
original by hal: Had Clinton spent the money to replenish the military, instead of using it to pay off the debt, then Bush wouldn't have inherited as much of the burden.
.original hal; Budget figures mean little or nothing
In the end, I sort of wish that GW gets his way in this Dubai Ports World deal. I "sort of wish it" because I KNOW that eventually AQ will infiltrate DPW and will attack our country again and a whole lot of innocent Americans will die for it. And it will be GEORGE W. BUSH's FAULT when it happens. But hey, afterwards we can all blame Clinton as the reason while we exonerate GW Bush.
Not bad I would say. Take a look at the profits for his big oil buddies since.
Hi Hal,Rimrock,
Nice chart - meaningless but nice.
(and yes I stated Clinton was to blame for the debt)
Budget figures mean little or nothing. A country or an individual can budget for any amount. It's what they actually have to spend that counts.
I can budget my lunches for this week @ $100.00, and spend only $20.00.
I haven't *saved* $80.00.
On the contrary, I've spent $20.00.
Clinton still collected the $100.00 and spent the $20.00 - plus he spent an additional $20.00 and put the rest "in the bank" so to speak by (stupidly) paying off the debt.
He ignored rebuilding the military after the Gulf war.
Then to compound matters, he further depleted the already critical levels by involving us in Serbia/Croatia. Again, he never returned a pittance. He left it up to Bush to replenish the depleted stores. Had Clinton spent the money to replenish the military, instead of using it to pay off the debt, then Bush wouldn't have inherited as much of the burden.
I agree Clinton is a political brainchild.
He's an economic buffoon though, or worse yet, he played politics with the public funds. His complete bungling of the economy will haunt this country for the next 50 years.