Our Biggest Creditor {China} Tells Us "The good old days of borrowing are over"
by: Les Carpenter Rational Nation USA Birthplace o Independent Conservatism Liberty -vs- Tyranny As the chickens come home to roast... Unbelievable we have been this stupid. ( Reuters ) - Global leaders on Saturday arranged a round of emergency calls to discuss the twin debt crises in Europe and the United States that are causing turmoil in financial markets . After a week that saw $2.5 trillion wiped off global stock markets, they are under pressure to show political leadership and reassure markets that Western governments have both the will and ability to reduce their huge and growing public debt loads. French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who chairs the G7/G20 group of leading economies, conferred with Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron ahead of a call planned for this weekend by G7 finance ministers and central bankers. "They discussed the euro area and the U.S. debt downgrade. Both agreed the importance of working together, monitoring the situation closely ...
i look for a big turnout on both sides RN. My Mom's family is from Massachusetts. Die hard Kennedy Democrats all of them. I get constant messages telling me what's going on. They were all excited that Obama was coming to Mass,
ReplyDeleteAs for the nothingness? Bahh. That's what the people want in their speeches. Feel good stuff. Your guy rails for tax and spending cuts that will never happen. "Victory?" in Iraq that will never happen.
It comes down to who's better at selling "nothing."
TRUTH It comes down to this;
ReplyDeleteCoakley is a product of the far left wing of the democratic party in MA. She will march in lockstep with the political "bosses" if elected. IMO she lacks the integrity a Senator should have.
Brown is essentially a moderate conservative. I do not like his support for interventionist foreign policy. I absolutely believe he is correct on spending cuts as that is how we all run our household during tight times. As to more tax cuts, I believe I addressed that in a prior post. But briefly, given the current situation it may be unwise. Just as raising taxes right would be unwise.
So it really comes down to personal ethics and integrity. Scott Brown has it all over Coakley.