The president said the plan was necessary to deal with extraordinary hardship in the U.S. economy. "They are necessary and I'm confident in the long run, that this economy will come back," he said.
"They are necessary and I'm confident in the long run, that this economy will come back," he said.
Is Bush talking months, years, decades, or centuries?
Whatever it is, whatever he meant, whatever he said, it is a lie. If a compound sentence, multiple lies. Never underestimate their intelligence, always underestimate their knowledge.
Frank Delaney ~ Ireland
Now he's just a punchline. There's a lesson there for Obama. Hope he's smart enough to see it, if not for himself, for his kids. In the end, might makes right. Nothing has changed since the caveman.
Seriously though, does anybody other than Bush make comments like that? Or do even people who disagree completely with Keynes know better that to phrase it in precisely that way?
