WSJ Obama's $3.3 trillion, Mccain 4.5 trillion debt

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by fizbin

One thing to admire about McCain is that he does not pretend to know anything about the economy, not that this is a good thing in a President, as evidenced by the current office holder . . .

ooh look, its another McCain posting thats turned into a bashing of Bush.

Your so cool!!

[dorock99]

Wow, how insightful and quickly we forget how both parties planned to increase the deficit by trillions hehe. Typical spend spend spend government expansion at the expense of future tax payers.

[texdav]

You got to be kidding;obama is spending like no prtesdient before hi with zero results, tyhe tax are here yeat as well as higher prices to come. Too bad people thinkt aht evryhtig is free. the cost of this will be biore for generations to come.Just a example;Where do you thniki medicaid he's utting has to be made from.the sates of copurse. A federal program that the sates admisiter and have to make any difference.Then do you really thnik that companiues are not going to pass o the Cap and trade expenses to the consumer or employers the cost of heathcare to consumers. Get a grip 0n reality.

[Sunny-Days-in-Florida]

McCain did not win the election so you cannot use any figures at all.

Obama promised to use our money like we do out household budget and that changed on Jan 21 for some reason.

McCain would have done things to create jobs, Obama has done them to destroy them.

Do far, Obama is a negative 600,000 jobs in the hole when he said he would create 5 million new jobs.

Stop making excuses and comparisons when they mean zero.

Obama got the job and has been an utter failure period.

[texdav]

Democrats stil running against McCain that is too funny. I guess its keeps their minds off the doings of this administrtion.

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by LJS8510

Obama's beats Mccain"s on both fronts

Looks like WSJ was wrong...