I dont know how much truth there can be to any sort of these things a year out from the general election. I'm sure this stuff will change a million times. Looks like more of the internet propoganda to me.
Anyone, even I who isnt an economist knows the best way to pay off a deficit is not through raising tax rates. This slows the entire economy. The best way is leave tax rates the same or reduce rates and stimulate the economy through growth. Through growth, extra tax money is raised without having to raise rates. SIMPLE economics. AND we all know what TWO hands down 100% easiest ways to stimulate the ecomony are right now.... #1 get out of Iraq and remove ourselves from the tremendous financial burden from there...#2 remove our dependence on foreign oil.
All three candidates want to remove our dependence on foreign oil. It would be idiotic and political suicide for any other point of view at the moment. Americans are pissed off about oil right now.
The dems want out of Iraq. Iraq is simply a huge economic drain on our country. We have got to be in pretty sad shape for me to think that a change to socialism has stronger economic appeal than the republican plan. Is saw a thing that estimated we would spend approximately 12 trillion dollars in Iraq by the time all is said and done.
People do not seem to have a grasp over how much money this is. It is HUGE. Heres a perspective of how much a trillion is. Everything in the world contains copper. Every piece of wire, every bit of brass, electric motors, roofs, etc. Copper is everywhere and is in almost every thing. The average american house is constructed using an average of 130# of copper. That is EVERY house in AMERICA. Copper has been mined since the earliest of times and is easily mined and abundant throughout the world. Since the dawn of mankind, there has been approximately 3 trillion pounds of copper mined. 12 TRILLION DOLLARS IN IRAQ.
Here's a little easier to wrap your head around
If you made $100 per second since Jesus walked the earth, you would only have 6.3 trillion dollars. There's been a whole lot of seconds since then.



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