Well spending what you don't have is wise; because in turn, you'd be in debt.
But spending would help reduce taxes and improve the economy. Saving is great, but spending is better.
Truly, though, it's not the presidents' faults. Only the republicans.
A lot has happened. All I can say is, when she said "It's rough around here," she was nothing but right. :unsure:Yeah everything that ever went wrong was our fault.What happened since Nancy and Harry have been in "leadership"?
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Then she needed to stop playing politics and do something really helpful. I don't think any of them have done much to be proud of recently. On an up or down vote I can't think of any that I would keep in office from either team.A lot has happened. All I can say is, when she said "It's rough around here," she was nothing but right. :unsure:
Well here's what I think...
Why don't we do what we can as citizens to better the economy, and those in Washington can praise us... Praise us for going out of our way as citizens (not politicians) to help our country, and buying everything out. :giggle:
See that is the problem. There is a lot of money flying around and none of it is sticking to me! They need to pay if they want me to play!That would be a good deal... Lobbyists keep the politicians' hands in their pockets. Truly, though, they can keep all of our hands in our pockets. Why? Because we all have a price. And lobbyists only offer the best.![]()
Yeah! That too!There is an old saying that it is wise to save for a rainy day. Indeed, to practice thrift is both wise and virtuous. In this, however, one must be cautious of others; for those with money on their hands shall not be wanting for advice on how to spend it wisely. Nothing in the affairs of men is certain, and prudence is the only guard against misfortune; for it is also said that a fool and his money are soon parted.
To help the economy, should we spend or save?
Agreed, but spending by those who do have money to spend. Especially the 1% wealthy in the United States, who gained probably by all of the bail-out money that got voted in January of last year. Instead of "spending" the bail-out money, it went straight into Wall Street, and you can take a guess who gained most by it?Well spending what you don't have is wise; because in turn, you'd be in debt.
But spending would help reduce taxes and improve the economy. Saving is great, but spending is better.