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Every day, bro - don't forget I'm 9 time zones ahead of you (and in many other ways, too).

>Look up - there, over you head - there's something going by... <

Schmutzig would be subtle entertainment for you.

>Whoever it was you described - and gosh, you're right, it had to be me (attn: Schenectady) - you unmistakably showed your romantic attraction to him.<

Go outside an play!

> >Are you gay?)<
>
> No, I’m just observant.
>
> I've never asked you that question, so why are you asking me?

...Shoe size, really??

Whoever it was you described - and gosh, you're right, it had to be me (attn: Schenectady) - you unmistakably showed your romantic attraction to him.

> Are you a rightwing Christian closet Homophobe?

Right again!!!

Care to go for three?

> >Isn't that the last thing Hitler wrote in his diary, down in the bunker?<
>
> I wouldn't know.

Look up - there, over you head - there's something going by...

>Are you gay?)<

No, I’m just observant.

I've never asked you that question, so why are you asking me?

Are you a rightwing Christian closet Homophobe?

>Isn't that the last thing Hitler wrote in his diary, down in the bunker?<

I wouldn't know.

> I sleep soundly with the knowledge that while I'm not responsible for the financial meltdown, I am part of the solution.

Isn't that the last thing Hitler wrote in his diary, down in the bunker?

Nope.

And I never asked Jimbo a question.

Bot thank you for obsessing!

> Shoe size: 11.5- 12 US size

(Are you gay?)

http://www.ncpa.org/sub/dpd/index.php?Article_ID=19122


Federal Spending & Budget Issues
March 19, 2010

NATIONAL DEBT UP $2 TRILLION ON OBAMA'S WATCH
The latest posting from the Treasury Department shows the national debt has increased over $2 trillion since President Obama took office.

Consider:

The debt now stands at $12.6 trillion.
On the day Obama took office it was $10.6 trillion.
President George W. Bush still holds the record for the most debt run up on his watch: $4.9 trillion.
But it took him over four years to rack up the first two trillion dollars in debt.
It has taken Obama 421 days.
But the Obama Administration routinely blames the Bush Administration for inheriting a budget surplus and turning it into years of record-breaking deficits and debt -- and then leaving it on the doorstep of the new president, says Mark Knoller of CBS News.

"I walked into office facing a massive deficit, most of which was the result of not paying for two wars, two tax cuts and an expensive prescription drug program," Obama said last month in a speech to corporate executives at a Business Roundtable conference.

"When we walked in, we had a deficit of $1.3 trillion and projected debt over the course of a decade of $8 trillion," he told the CEOs on February 24th. "The lost revenue from this recession put us in an even deeper hole. And the steps we took to save the economy from depression last year have necessarily added to the deficit -- about $1 trillion, compared to the $8 trillion that we inherited."

The most the administration says it can do is try to slow the growth of the national debt -- but its own forecasts show it doesn't look promising, says Knoller:

In the 2011 federal budget released last month, the administration projects the national debt will soar ever upward to over $25 trillion in the year 2020.
The total debt will amount to more than 100 percent of the national economy as early as 2012.

Source: Mark Knoller, "National Debt Up $2 Trillion on Obama's Watch," CBS News, March 16, 2010.


http://www.ncpa.org/sub/dpd/index.php?Article_Category=25