richie the diver

Obama says he'll "create millions of jobs by making the single largest new investment in our national infrastructure since the creation of the federal highway system in the 1950s." (weekly address)

Interesting points, but I'm going to be just fine. I'm more worried about John Q Taxpayer unable to to feed his kids.


On Dec 06 07:00 PM in balance wrote:

> where are we getting the money to fight wars on three fronts?
>
> for you, the "limit" must have been back when we should have shored
> up our infrastructure during the short-lived "boom" times.
>
> "a stitch in time ...."
>
> during the '90s boom, the local voting majorities supported politicians
> who gave even shorter-lived tax "refunds" back to "the people".<br/>
>
> if you live in California, how do you feel about the once-reduced-now-sharp...
> increased vehicle registration fees?
>
> if you're a student or have kids in college, how do you feel about
> the 1500% increase in public college and university tuition and fees
> since the early '80s? higher tuition, but fewer teachers, fewer courses,
> fewer and more crowded classes and longer graduation times.
>
> costs of higher education have gone up drastically despite the substantial
> savings that many universities have achieved by installing green
> lighting and heating systems, solar particularly.
>
> hope you enjoyed your wafer-thin refund while it lasted.
>
> hope you're able to hold on to your job or keep your business going
> OK!

Obama says he'll "create millions of jobs by making the single largest new investment in our national infrastructure since the creation of the federal highway system in the 1950s." (weekly address)

Honestly Obama, WHERE are you going to get the money for this? You cant keep printing fresh new bills, there has to be a limit somewhere.

Bright Nights for IMAX and the Dark Knight

Did the author forget the the re-made Superman was released on IMAX as well?

U.S. Credit Card Performance: More Deterioration in April

Un fortunately seeksome, not everyone is able to meet all of their family needs without overextending themselves. While most of of reading here have the luxury of disposable income for investing, many others at this time do not.