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I wonder who it will be most painful for...
I wonder who it will be most painful for...
I doubt it's going to be for the top 1%...
The elderly and the poor. Along with defense, en lements are the overwhelming majority of the budget. And we're not cutting defense, because, well, we're just not.
Of course our politicians are going to ensure that the process is as painful as possible by opposing en lement reforms and letting people believe that they can count on those programs being there in an attempt to save their own skins.
This is CNBC, VRWC tool, just keeping defict paranoia scare-mongering going.
There is no question of insolvency or sovereign debt default. The country isn't broke. That's just VRWC lying to explain to/prepare the people that the incredible pain and poverty the VRWC is gonna lay on them is perfectly unavoidable.
and yes, the pain will not be shared. The wealthy escape. From them on down, the poorer you are, the more painful it will be.
The VRWC is so golden, while the non-VRWC is so ed.
you're right boutons. worrying about debt is nothing but paranoia. just look how great things are going in greece, portugal and ireland.
no need to worry about inflation either. it has nothing to do with the fed monetizing our debt. it just means you're paranoid.
Don't forget to check under your bed for the VRWC before you go to sleep tonight, croutons.
Obviously the evil conspirators would want to scare the populace into demanding higher taxes and reduced federal expenditures. At least in the conspiracy theory that appears shrouded in crack smoke.
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