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Question by maravilla: For the soldiers what do you think of the negative efects of the war in US economy?
We have seen 4 years of war with the US economy in the greatest deficit of his history. Everyday in iraq make more pressure over the US economy. Every day this treasury deficit and the deficit in the international trade made US lose ground against Europe, China, Japan and India. The growth of the US economy is lame if we compare it with India, China and Russia. US is near of the limit, it’s time to cut the social programs too. All wars are economic, social and political struggles too, not only: we do our job, support our troops and the terrorists’re trying to destroy our freedom. what do you think of that? at the same time that you stay in iraq your country is losing the economic war in the world. Are you really disposed to stay in iraq meanwhile the economic disaster is heading to your families in home? I undestand that you recive orders and you have to stay until the polical power in US told you to retreat, you’re a GI (goverment issue just a piece of equipment) you still think
I’ll extend the question to the supporters of their troops, well waste our troops isn’t more correct?

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Answer by Bret
You mean because soldiers are such good economists? Why ask them?

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Question by JM #1: What do you think of this article where Dale Jr suggests a change with the Chase format?
Oh great more of his whining. Even though it’s fake, I wouldn’t put it past him:

Dale Earnhardt Jr. isn’t a happy camper. With good equipment week in and out, a new team, sponsorship dollars, and a spot in the Chase, you’d think that he has everything a guy could ever want. But Earnhardt Jr. wants more. He covets the Sprint Cup championship that his Hendrick Motorsports teammates, Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon have won, multiple times. While sitting 8th in the Chase, 190 points out of 1st, he isn’t out of contention but the odds are long against him. But hanging out there rubbing salt in the wound is the fact that Earnhardt Jr. proposed a new points system to determine the Sprint Cup Championship before this season, only to be rebuffed by the powers that be at NASCAR.

“The current point system is flawed and my client came to the table with a proposal that would crown a champion in a fair way,” said Earnhardt Jr. attorney Harvey Beetlenuts. “Any number of things can happen during a race that are beyond control of the driver, an engine failure, blown tire, driving too close to Michael Waltrip. Does that mean you are a bad driver? Certainly not.”

The proposal, submitted to NASCAR President Mike Helton on behalf of Earnhardt Jr. through Beetlenuts because of safety concerns, states that the points championship should be determined by a fan vote.

“By giving the people a say in the championship, NASCAR is returning the power to the fans,” explained Beetlenuts. “There is no question that Greg Biffle is a fine race car driver but seriously, is that the kind of guy NASCAR wants out there as their champion? I think not. Think about this, can you imagine Matt Kenseth or Clint Bowyer on the late night talk shows? What a snooze fest. Now Dale Jr. on the same talk shows with his rugged good looks and winning personality, that’s a ratings bonanza!”

NASCAR officials, who declined to appear on record in order to speak freely, said the proposal was dead on arrival with Helton but the idea does hold some merit. The ratings boost that NASCAR would experience with an Earnhardt Jr. Sprint Cup Championship would be significant and stock analysts forecast a stock spike for Wrangler Jeans and Amp Energy Drink when the plan was leaked.

Fan reaction to the proposed change ranged from NASCAR is already rigged to help Earnhardt Jr. to Woooooo hoooo go Juuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioooooooooooooooor!

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Answer by Jeff Gordon’s Gay
Need a diaper change?

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Question by pirncess_tracy310: So what do you think about stimulus bill that is going to get pass.?
Remember, this economic stimulus bill is supposed to be used as a catalyst to re-start our economy. Period.

$ 1 billion for Amtrak, which hasn’t earned a profit in four decades.

$ 400 million for research into global warming.

$ 2.4 billion for projects to demonstrate how carbon greenhouse gas can be safely removed from the atmosphere.

Remember, this economic stimulus bill is supposed to be used as a catalyst to re-start our economy. Period.

$ 650 million for coupons to help consumers convert their TV sets from analog to digital, part of the digital TV conversion.

$ 600 million to buy a new fleet of cars for federal employees and government departments.

$ 75 million to fund programs to help people quit smoking.

$ 21 million to re-sod the National Mall, which suffered heavy use during the Inauguration.

Remember, this economic stimulus bill is supposed to be used as a catalyst to re-start our economy. Period.

$ 2.25 billion for national parks. This item has sparked calls for an investigation, because the chief lobbyist of the National Parks Association is the son of Rep. David R. Obey, D-Wisc. The $ 2,25 billion is about equal to the National Park Service’s entire annual budget. The Washington Times reports it is a threefold increase over what was originally proposed for parks in the stimulus bill. Obey is chairman of the House Appropriations Committee.

$ 335 million for treatment and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases.

$ 50 million for the National Endowment for the Arts. $ 4.19 billion to stave off foreclosures via the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. The bill allows nonprofits to compete with cities and states for $ 3.44 billion of the money, which means a substantial amount of it will be captured by ACORN, the controversial activist group currently under federal investigation for vote fraud. Another $ 750 million would be exclusively reserved for nonprofits such as ACORN – meaning cities and states are barred from receiving that money. Sen. David Vitter, R-La., charges the money could appear to be a “payoff” for the partisan political activities community groups in the last election cycle.

$ 44 million to renovate the headquarters building of the Agriculture Department.

Remember, this economic stimulus bill is supposed to be used as a catalyst to re-start our economy. Period.

$ 32 billion for a “smart electricity grid to minimize waste.

$ 87 billion of Medicaid funds, to aid states.

$ 53.4 billion for science facilities, high speed Internet, and miscellaneous energy and environmental programs.

Remember, this economic stimulus bill is supposed to be used as a catalyst to re-start our economy. Period.

$ 13 billion to repair and weatherize public housing, help the homeless, repair foreclosed homes.

$ 20 billion for quicker depreciation and write-offs for equipment.

$ 10.3 billion for tax credits to help families defray the cost of college tuition.

$ 20 billion over five years for an expanded food stamp program.

Remember, this economic stimulus bill is supposed to be used as a catalyst to re-start our economy. Period.

Now how about those earmarks…?

$ 2 billion earmark to re-start FutureGen, a near-zero emissions coal power plant in Illinois that the Dept. of Energy defunded last year because the project was inefficient

$ 650 million for the digital television (DTV) converter coupon program

$ 88 million for the Coast Guard to design a new polar icebreaker (ship)

$ 448 million for constructing the Dept. of Homeland Security HQ

$ 248 million for furniture at the new Homeland Security headquarters

$ 600 million to buy hybrid vehicles for federal employees

$ 400 million for the CDC to screen and prevent STD’s

$ 1.4 billion for a rural waste disposal programs

$ 125 million for the Washington, D.C. sewer system

$ 150 million for Smithsonian museum facilities

$ 1 billion for the 2010 Census, projected cost overrun of $ 3 billion

$ 75 million for “smoking cessation activities”

$ 200 million for public computer centers at community colleges

$ 75 million for salaries of employees at the FBI

$ 25 million for tribal alcohol and substance abuse reduction

$ 500 million for flood reduction projects on the Mississippi River

$ 10 million to inspect canals in urban areas

$ 6 billion to turn federal buildings into “green” buildings

$ 500 million for state and local fire stations

$ 650 million for wildland fire management on Forest Service lands

$ 150 million for Smithsonian museum facilities

$ 1.2 billion for “youth activities,” including youth summer job programs

$ 88 million for renovating the headquarters of the Public Health Service

$ 412 million for CDC buildings and property

$ 500 million for building and repairing NIH facilities in Bethesda, MD

$ 160 million for “paid volunteers” at the Corporation for National and Community Service

$ 5.5 million for “energy efficiency initiatives” at the VA “National Cemete

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Answer by If you seek Amy
All that and not a penny for little ol’ me.

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