theflyingpig
Banned
This is what happens when you have millions of illegals oozing in, sucking up resources and funds. It needs to stop. It needs to stop now. Everyone knows this.
This is what happens when you have millions of illegals oozing in, sucking up resources and funds. It needs to stop. It needs to stop now. Everyone knows this.
Imagine if the economy had crashed instead of the Feds bailing out the banks?
It would have been disaster. I mean a disaster of biblical proportions.
The only hope is that the Obama adminstrations actions will not only rescue us from the brink of disaster, but most importantly, get real income rising agains after 8 piss poor years under Bush.
Sorry if that's too P&N for you, but those who fail to learn from history, are doomed to repeat it.
The economy was fine for most of Bush's term.
So what "history" are we supposed to learn from?
Your revisionist version or the real one?
yay brokeness. I'd imagine going to traffic court after 4/12 would = 7th layer of hell
You honestly believe things were fine under Bush?
Holy drugs batman, what are you on?
Public employee unions want more but people don't want to pay more taxes. So here ya go.
Two fewer days a week of government sounds like paradise for conservatives. I expect them to start flocking to LA immediately.
Give CA to China to settle our debt bringing our highest importing country and its labor closer to the US. Meanwhile we offload the most worthless hyped state in the union. Bring Puerto Rico in as a real state so we don't have to fix the flag.
Win/Win situation.
I feel like a broken record but here goes:
L.A.'s current problem is just like the whole state's problem.......
1.) Unions
2.) Pensions
3.) Special Interest (see Unions)
4.) Collective bargaining agreements (see pensions *and* unions)
5.) Administration filtering money out of otherwise legitimate civil agencies (education, etc.)
It's not that we don't take in enough tax. We take in a sh!tload of taxes!!!
There is just too much "entitlement" within the system. If we cut out 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.....this state would be a friggin' surplus goldmine.
This whole state needs to get into bankruptcy......SOON!!!
I feel like a broken record but here goes:
L.A.'s current problem is just like the whole state's problem.......
1.) Unions
2.) Pensions
3.) Special Interest (see Unions)
4.) Collective bargaining agreements (see pensions *and* unions)
5.) Administration filtering money out of otherwise legitimate civil agencies (education, etc.)
It's not that we don't take in enough tax. We take in a sh!tload of taxes!!!
There is just too much "entitlement" within the system. If we cut out 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.....this state would be a friggin' surplus goldmine.
This whole state needs to get into bankruptcy......SOON!!!
People want more but don;t want to pay more taxs. So here ya go.
yay brokeness. I'd imagine going to traffic court after 4/12 would = 7th layer of hell
What scares me is Virginia is starting to get the same problem, and no one seems to give a shit.
Of course, its been argued many times with evidence that illegal aliens dont cause problems, they are the result of problems. Which is totally believable.
In the meantime, I'm learning Spanish. When the new world order comes around, I dont want to be left behind.
I read the minutes from my counties commissioners meeting , it was depressing.
2003 - social services- 30% surplus
2005 - 9% surplus
2007 - 43 % loss
2009 - 59 % loss
Under the payments an increase of 408% in hispanic children and mothers over the past 7 years. That loophole needs closing. The whole woman comes here with 4 children, has a kid here and now whole family is supported and cannot be deported stuff needs to stop !
Remember, we're talking about the economic situation.
A lot more people had jobs, a lot more people were making a lot more money than now.
Stock market hit 14,000.
Economically, those were better times.
Was economic trouble brewing? Absolutely. But regardless, I think most people (and businesses) would say that they were doing better financially then.
Does Bush get credit for that? IDK, my own view is that a President bears little responsibility for our economy (unless they propose and push something stupid). IMO, Congress and the Fed are far more responsible for the economy.
Fern