Wow, both sides are so busy yelling at each other they forget they are in the same country and have the same end goals in mind, just different ways of getting there.
Clinton created the foundation to the housing bubble... people did well because everyone was spending 30+ years of future earnings on homes, furniture, electronics, kitchens, etc, etc, etc. Of course the country would do good. The economy needs to expand each year (because of debt), and eventually all the people that could afford mortgages, had them. So they lowered lending practises and sub-prime mortgages shot up in volume. Now that they are coming due, the whole stack of cards is coming down.
Most of that growth from Clinton to now, was false growth by using debt... people still have to pay those debts off - and many of those debts occurred under Clinton and Bush. Perhaps both sides are to fault and should stop finger pointing and figure a solution out instead.
Obama/McCain... doesn't matter who wins, alternative energy (like solar) will do well as the technologies are becoming competitive in the free markets.
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Clinton created the foundation to the housing bubble... people did well because everyone was spending 30+ years of future earnings on homes, furniture, electronics, kitchens, etc, etc, etc. Of course the country would do good. The economy needs to expand each year (because of debt), and eventually all the people that could afford mortgages, had them. So they lowered lending practises and sub-prime mortgages shot up in volume. Now that they are coming due, the whole stack of cards is coming down.
Most of that growth from Clinton to now, was false growth by using debt... people still have to pay those debts off - and many of those debts occurred under Clinton and Bush. Perhaps both sides are to fault and should stop finger pointing and figure a solution out instead.
Obama/McCain... doesn't matter who wins, alternative energy (like solar) will do well as the technologies are becoming competitive in the free markets.