Bill Clinton saves the day!!

"Dammit, Bill. take out the trash, mow the lawn and get your lazy ass over to Pyongyang... AND NO STOPPING OFF IN THAILAND FOR LADYBOYS!!!!!"xaos

[QUOTE="xaos"]"Dammit, Bill. take out the trash, mow the lawn and get your lazy ass over to Pyongyang... AND NO STOPPING OFF IN THAILAND FOR LADYBOYS!!!!!"-Sun_Tzu-

Mission accomplished Mr. Clinton. :)

The only question is what concessions the US will give North Korea.

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]

[QUOTE="xaos"]"Dammit, Bill. take out the trash, mow the lawn and get your lazy ass over to Pyongyang... AND NO STOPPING OFF IN THAILAND FOR LADYBOYS!!!!!"nocoolnamejim

If only we could have Bill back... Ahh who will notice another term; 2, 3 same thing right?

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"] Do you know something about Bubba that I don't?-Sun_Tzu-

The only question is what concessions the US will give North Korea.

sonicare

We already gave them a visit with Bill Clinton, what more could they want?

[QUOTE="sonicare"]

The only question is what concessions the US will give North Korea.

metroidfood

We already gave them a visit with Bill Clinton, what more could they want?

There are times I still miss that old villain. nocoolnamejim

I think we can all thank good ol' Bill. Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality". What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically.sacredtext62

I think we can all thank good ol' Bill. Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality". What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically.sacredtext62

did he bring his sax?

did he bring his sax?

shocka-delica

did he bring his sax?

shocka-delica

[QUOTE="sacredtext62"]I think we can all thank good ol' Bill. Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality". What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically.nocoolnamejim

*plays Final Fantasy victory music

This is good news. I guess Bill still has his old charm.

[QUOTE="sacredtext62"]I think we can all thank good ol' Bill. Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality". What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically.nocoolnamejim

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"][QUOTE="sacredtext62"]I think we can all thank good ol' Bill. Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality". What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically.sacredtext62

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"][QUOTE="sacredtext62"]I think we can all thank good ol' Bill. Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality". What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically.sacredtext62

[QUOTE="sacredtext62"][QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"] I've always wondered why it is that all the folks who come in and make tons of unsupported accusations towards Democrats are low-level and low post count. *sighs* I shouldn't respond since I know it is going to be a waste of time...but here goes. "Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. " That's quite a lag time for a recession. So you're saying that the policies Clinton pursued (which led to the longest period of economic expansion in U.S. history, record stock market levels, extremely low unemployment and inflation) and were the complete opposite in many cases of the Bush policies...lead to a recession EIGHT YEARS later? That's quite a lag time for the other shoe to drop. "Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality" Aren't you doing the exact same thing? Just substitute Clinton's name for Bush's in that sentence. "What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically." Nothing that the Republicans did for the last eight years, including controlling most of the levers of power during that time, starting two foreign wars, failing to prevent the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil in our entire history, deregulating the financial services industry had anything to do at all with our present economic woes? That's....quite a leap of faith.-Sun_Tzu-

Are you trying to make a jone or something?

Reagan? Deficit spending? I'm not going to get into it, but look up Reaganomics, you will hopefully understand.

H.W. worked rigorously to make sure tazes weren't raised, but in the light of the Gulf war a little raise was necessary, but not desired by him.

And Bush? He vetoed multiple spending programs proposed by the democratic congress in the last two years of the presidency, I don't know what you are smoking.

As for Clinton, you failed to address the question. Yes he left with the surplus, but the surplus was short lived due to INFLATION.

As for Clinton, you failed to address the question. Yes he left with the surplus, but the surplus was short lived due to INFLATION.

sacredtext62

[QUOTE="sacredtext62"][QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"] I've always wondered why it is that all the folks who come in and make tons of unsupported accusations towards Democrats are low-level and low post count. *sighs* I shouldn't respond since I know it is going to be a waste of time...but here goes. "Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. " That's quite a lag time for a recession. So you're saying that the policies Clinton pursued (which led to the longest period of economic expansion in U.S. history, record stock market levels, extremely low unemployment and inflation) and were the complete opposite in many cases of the Bush policies...lead to a recession EIGHT YEARS later? That's quite a lag time for the other shoe to drop. "Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality" Aren't you doing the exact same thing? Just substitute Clinton's name for Bush's in that sentence. "What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically." Nothing that the Republicans did for the last eight years, including controlling most of the levers of power during that time, starting two foreign wars, failing to prevent the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil in our entire history, deregulating the financial services industry had anything to do at all with our present economic woes? That's....quite a leap of faith.nocoolnamejim

The reason the Clinton years ended in the surplus was because of inflation buddy, he devalued the dollar, but in the process printed billions out if not trillions to make the illusion that there was a surplus, and guess you has to pick up the pieces of the inflation? The very middle class who he decided to aleviate on taxes, the reality is inflation is a hidden tax on the people and Clinton knew damn well of it and did nothing to prevent it knowing that the price to pay for it wouldn't come in his administration.

Reagon did tax just like any other president, but Reaganomics definetly taxed less than the Clinton administration. How else was clinton going to fund all those government programs he created?

Are you trying to make a jone or something?

Reagan? Deficit spending? I'm not going to get into it, but look up Reaganomics, you will hopefully understand.

sacredtext62

Bill Clinton is the most powerful man in the world.

Netherscourge

The reason the Clinton years ended in the surplus was because of inflation buddy, he devalued the dollar, but in the process printed billions out if not trillions to make the illusion that there was a surplus, and guess you has to pick up the pieces of the inflation? The very middle class who he decided to aleviate on taxes, the reality is inflation is a hidden tax on the people and Clinton knew damn well of it and did nothing to prevent it knowing that the price to pay for it wouldn't come in his administration.

Reagon did tax just like any other president, but Reaganomics definetly taxed less than the Clinton administration. How else was clinton going to fund all those government programs he created?

sacredtext62

[QUOTE="sacredtext62"]I think we can all thank good ol' Bill. Good ol' Bill who got us into the recession we are in today die to his massive spending and massive taxing during the 90's. Yup, Bill is a crisis dodging super hero who takes part in the whole "blame Bush for everything bad that happened in the 21st and 20st century mentality". What a hero that guy, I hope all the unemployed love him as well, because that's all his fault as is everything economically.Maniacc1

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="sacredtext62"] Hah, nice try but you inevitably lose with your pathetic use of liberal rhetoric to dodge the real question at hand. Yes, you are right it is quite a lag time for a recession, if you knew anything about how an economy worked you would know that massive deficit spending results in a glorious few years where the effect of that spending is taking place. Sadly, inflation and the heavy taxes gets the best of our citizens and leads to their downfall, i.e. housing and stock market crash of the 21st century. Yes the republicans failed to prevent 911 and got us into two wars, I will give you that, but isn't it your dear Obama who advocates MORE troops in Afghanistan and still has yet to show any significant signs of troops removal in Iraq? This whole misconception that republicans are war mongers is completely unjustified. Wasn't it Truman that got us into Korea and Eisenhower who got us out? Wasn't it Johnson that got us into nam and Nixon who got us out? But back to Bill, it may have seemed that he was combating unemployment and inflation, but massive spending and massive taxing almost indefinitely leads to economic downfall which was experienced during the Bush years and formally blamed on Bush by the economically uneducated.sacredtext62

Are you trying to make a jone or something?

Reagan? Deficit spending? I'm not going to get into it, but look up Reaganomics, you will hopefully understand.

H.W. worked rigorously to make sure tazes weren't raised, but in the light of the Gulf war a little raise was necessary, but not desired by him.

And Bush? He vetoed multiple spending programs proposed by the democratic congress in the last two years of the presidency, I don't know what you are smoking.

As for Clinton, you failed to address the question. Yes he left with the surplus, but the surplus was short lived due to INFLATION.

As you can see, Reagan ran the largest deficits since WWII at the time. H.W. Followed suit. Clinton was the one who brought down the deficit and actually ran a surplus, the first time since the late 60's. And W. ran the biggest deficits of them all, trumping even his father.

And the surplus wasn't short lived due to inflation; it was because of Bush's tax cuts. At least Reagan raised taxes a number of times to reduce the deficit; the same can't be said for W.

[QUOTE="sacredtext62"]

The reason the Clinton years ended in the surplus was because of inflation buddy, he devalued the dollar, but in the process printed billions out if not trillions to make the illusion that there was a surplus, and guess you has to pick up the pieces of the inflation? The very middle class who he decided to aleviate on taxes, the reality is inflation is a hidden tax on the people and Clinton knew damn well of it and did nothing to prevent it knowing that the price to pay for it wouldn't come in his administration.

Reagon did tax just like any other president, but Reaganomics definetly taxed less than the Clinton administration. How else was clinton going to fund all those government programs he created?

nocoolnamejim

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"][QUOTE="sacredtext62"]

The reason the Clinton years ended in the surplus was because of inflation buddy, he devalued the dollar, but in the process printed billions out if not trillions to make the illusion that there was a surplus, and guess you has to pick up the pieces of the inflation? The very middle class who he decided to aleviate on taxes, the reality is inflation is a hidden tax on the people and Clinton knew damn well of it and did nothing to prevent it knowing that the price to pay for it wouldn't come in his administration.

Reagon did tax just like any other president, but Reaganomics definetly taxed less than the Clinton administration. How else was clinton going to fund all those government programs he created?

sacredtext62

I always knew that pervert was good for something.

In related news it looks like they had a rock'n time.

I'll say this once and I'll say it again, Reagan wanted to fix the economy by using the money already in the economy to create jobs and limit government involvement in the economy. A surplus was seen during Clinton's administration due to the massive amounts of money flowing into the economy, that's why it seems on a broad scale that Clinton barely did any spending and tampering with the economy due to the pseudo-surplus which was seen.sacredtext62

I'll say this once and I'll say it again, Reagan wanted to fix the economy by using the money already in the economy to create jobs and limit government involvement in the economy. A surplus was seen during Clinton's administration due to the massive amounts of money flowing into the economy, that's why it seems on a broad scale that Clinton barely did any spending and tampering with the economy due to the pseudo-surplus which was seen.sacredtext62

In related news it looks like they had a rock'n time.

duxup

I think a few beers could have helped. It worked for Obama.:P

[QUOTE="duxup"]In related news it looks like they had a rock'n time.

Suddenstriker52

I think a few beers could have helped. It worked for Obama.:P