Tag: the US national debt

• Did I hear Abraham Lincoln groan as he rolled over in his grave? Part 2 of 3

  It has been estimated that ObamaCare will reduce the federal deficit by $210 billion over the 2012 – 2021 period.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  November 15, 2013

  economics, federal government, finances, national debt, politics, propaganda

  explaining the federal governments discretionary spending, explaning mandatory spending as part of the federal budget, Explaning the US federal budget, Medicare and entititlements, Obamacare will reduce the federal deficit., President Obama is not responsible for the growth of the National Debt, Social Security and entitlements, the US national debt, US federal deficit spending

• Did I hear Abraham Lincoln groan as he rolled over in his grave? Part 1 of 3

  Short attention spans and poor reading skills often don’t make for educated people and ignorant people are easy to fool.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  November 14, 2013

  economics, literacy, national debt, politics, propaganda, The United States of America

  deficit spending in the United States explained, President G. W. Bush and the National Debt, President Obama, President Obama and the National Debt, the US national debt

• The Evolution of a National Burden – Part 6/7

  According to Joe Weisenthal of Business Insider Magazine, it was President Clinton that caused the global financial crises of 2007-08, because he did not spend enough and increase the national debt.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  December 7, 2012

  crime, crime fraud scams, economics, federal government, finances, jobs, national debt, politics

  Bill Clinton, Blodget, Business Insider, deficit spending, Henry Blodget, Joe Weisenthal, Merrill Lynch, the US national debt, US military spending, US welfare spending

• The Evolution of a National Burden – Part 3/7

  In 1787, the concept of universal healthcare did not exist anywhere in the world, so how could America’s Founding Fathers be against something that did not exist?

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  December 4, 2012

  crime, crime fraud scams, economics, federal government, finances, national debt, politics

  GDP, Government debt, Gross domestic product, Otto von Bismarck, spending on welfare in the US, the US national debt, United States, United States Constitution, US military spending

• The Evolution of a National Burden – Part 2/7

  Can you survive on $132.96 a month? Many of Wal-Mart workers can’t so they turn to food stamps.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  December 3, 2012

  crime, economics, federal government, finances, jobs, national debt, politics

  Labor Department, military spending in US, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the cost of war, the US national debt, United States, Wal-Mart, Walmart, Walton, Walton family, welfare spending in US