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Their Math Doesn’t Add Up
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
... UPDATED: Dear God in Heaven. Michael Kraskin points out that the Stimulus Package exceeds the GDP of all but 14 countries. ...
Democrats Break Unanimously-Approved 48 Hour Review Rule, Allow One Night to Read 1,434-page “Stimulus” Before Vote
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
... for the porkulus before action was taken on it. Is one night really enough time to read for the first time and consider a bill that would borrow and spend an amount of money that, if it were GDP, would make it the fifteenth largest economy in the world? ...
Morning Briefing for February 13, 2009
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
... President Obama had requested.
A provision tucked in the bill will further increase government involvement in health care by putting bureaucrats – not doctors - in charge of health care choices for families and seniors.
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Oh, and Porkulus is, at its base total larger than the Gross Domestic Product of all but 15 countries and, at the Congressional Budget Office estimate, is larger than the GDP of all but 4 countries.
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3. The Democrats’ Math Doesn’t Add Up
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The Government Growth Bill of 2009
James Richardson's Skepticians —
... notwithstanding stagflation, will result in nothing more than supplementing their paychecks with a disgraceful $8 a week pat on the back. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 equals 5.7% of America’s Gross Domestic Product (GPD), whereas President Roosevelt’s New Deal, at its height of fiscally irresponsible, equaled approximately 2%. The gross spending called for by bill – mandated by Congressional Democrats and President Obama – is equal to or larger than the GDP of 157 nations – all but 14 countries listed in the International Monetary Fund’s ...
The Government Growth Bill of 2009
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
... The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 equals 5.7% of America’s Gross Domestic Product (GPD), whereas President Roosevelt’s New Deal, at its height of fiscally irresponsible, equaled approximately 2%. The gross spending called for by bill – mandated by Congressional Democrats and President Obama – is equal to or larger than the GDP of 157 nations – all but 14 countries listed in the International Monetary Fund’s ...
