LMAO... we have LONG term problems you dolt. In early 2009, part of that stimulus HAD to go to short term stop gaps to calm the markets and to give us time to focus on the long term problem. Then our glorious leaders decided to go off and play with health care rather than focusing on the economy.
Our economic problems are short term.
Superfreak;911852[B said:]As for the tax cut, I assume you are referring to the extension of the SS tax cut. Tell us, what does that do other than maintain the status quo? It does nothing to stimulate job growth.[/B] At best it maintains. But in 2013 we would once again be in the exact same spot of having to spend more on the exact same thing to yet again push the problems into the future. Nothing quite like making the problems someone else's problems right? Just keep pushing it into the future until it blows up (hopefully on someone else's watch). Seems to be the exact same strategy being implemented in Europe. Every other week we bounce from 'problem solved' to 'oh shit, we still have a major problem' all because they keep trying the SAME fucking stupid ass short term fix and expecting it to magically become a long term solution.
Yawn. And again, you have baseline problems.