$14+T National Debt - Will it ever go down?

I think that usually if you take a downhill route you have to return by the UPHILL route. +1 -1 =0
 
I think that usually if you take a downhill route you have to return by the UPHILL route. +1 -1 =0

true nnuut, but that +1 was like 100% volitility from the norm and then it swung back and pegged 100 on the other side too that is like a 200 point turn in only about 15 miles each way only using gas (or ethanol if you prefer) one way. and my last trip out of there was one way so i'm on a freeroll, don't have to pay for it until i go back.

or you could just take 0
 
yes!! one way that works are you ever coming back? Just nit picking , no offense you do have a point.
 
here's another good one, best done in the early a.m., nothing but trucks and drunks and cops out, all three easy to spot.

use all the lanes plus turnouts to pick the sweet line, shut lights off for extra fun if the moon is out, it's an interstate what could go wrong?

there used to be a nagle's fast food mexican joint open 24 hrs on 700 east i think, handy if you're feeling a bit peckish after a long night in park city.

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i know this might seem a bit off topic, but if we keep going like we're going with the deficit and free money then we're all in for a long downhill ride, actually we've been on it since 1913 but it's just now picking up steam.

hold tight, teeth in the wind, big ole grin, no brakes, let's see how far we get.
 
I think that usually if you take a downhill route you have to return by the UPHILL route. +1 -1 =0

it took me a bit, but i think i got it now.

actually it's worse than zero because i took the +1 free ride up front when gas cost 2.50, now it's going to cost me 5.00 to get up that hill if i ever go back and try to make things right. it's a losing proposition.

brilliant, why didn't i see that ten years ago?
 



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yep.

Looks like a nice ride.
 
It should be noted that once we (hopefully) emerge from the Recession, revenue should increase, which will at least reduce the deficit. I, along with most others, believe more reform is required on top of that, but do not forget our deficit upswing is directly correlated to our economic downturn.
 
It should be noted that once we (hopefully) emerge from the Recession, revenue should increase, which will at least reduce the deficit. I, along with most others, believe more reform is required on top of that, but do not forget our deficit upswing is directly correlated to our economic downturn.
True, but our spending shouldn't also go up...

i'm no economic majors but whatever President Bill Clinton did, we need to re-implement that.
Hmm, me thinks someone attributes the better economy during President Clinton's tenure to the wrong person/group... However, most of the OLM will attribute it to raising the taxes on the rich...
But don't listen to me, read up... http://www.google.com/search?q=clinton+balanced+budget
 
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