WTF are you talking about? "Wascillay Wepubwicans"?
That is a talent, I must say, typing like your giving a blow job. No, wait you think I 'm Ken! or are you drunk...again?
I am glad you know what I'm thinking. Like I said, take a side or shut the fuck up.
So tell me Kreskin, what am I thinking now?
But here's a little water to throw on your wingnut fantasy:
Drunk Bobo says "there was NEVER a budget surplus, only unrealistic projections of one based on short term financing of loans and monies that never came to fruition..."
CBO the nonpartisan budget analysis arm of Congress said:
Congressional Budget Office projects higher 2000 budget surplus.
May 12, 2000 The Congressional Budget Office said Friday that the projected U.S. budget surplus will exceed $200 billion for this fiscal year, up from its previous estimate of $179 billion.
The CBO, the nonpartisan budget analysis arm of Congress, also said that the portion of the surplus excluding Social Security reserves should top $40 billion, up from its previous $26 billion estimate for fiscal 2000, which ends September 30.
Higher budget surplus projections will likely ignite an already hot election year debate over whether to use the money for tax cuts or government spending.
Leaders of both parties have vowed not to use surplus funds from the Social Security trust fund, which leaves the estimated $40 billion for the fight over how to spend it.
The new figures could be good news for Texas Gov. George W. Bush, the likely Republican presidential nominee, who has agreed that there is enough of a federal surplus to pay for his five-year, $483 billion tax cut as well as spending proposals on education, health-care, housing and the environment. allpolitics.com
So I guess that Bush knew there was no budget surplus..and started deficit spending anyway.
So stick to teaching...no..don't do that either Arizona is 43rd in achievement test rankings.
Your response show why.
Way to go.
(They are fine)
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Sock Puppet Fred on
11/19/2009 05:39:42 PM EST
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