U.S. Debt Clock (in real time)
It's mesmerizing. Click to watch
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If it were in real time, shouldn't it just surge once a year (or once a quarter, whatever) and hold steady the rest of the year?
If it were in real time, shouldn't it just surge once a year (or once a quarter, whatever) and hold steady the rest of the year?Oleg_HuzwogIt seems to run on averages dependant on financial equations, resulting in a projected per second rate for all fields.
They really need to take care of that. Clinton balanced the budget, what the hell happened during the past decade?wstfld"Conservatives".
[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]If it were in real time, shouldn't it just surge once a year (or once a quarter, whatever) and hold steady the rest of the year?THE_DRUGGIEIt seems to run on averages dependant on financial equations, resulting in a projected per second rate for all fields. And thus ,cleverly, creating a "We're losing trillion of dollars every second! panic!" sensation in concerned americans.
good time to spend trillions on healthcare wait not really
Snakewiseman
Wouldn't spending trillions of dollars help the US economy out of our current recession?
[QUOTE="THE_DRUGGIE"][QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]If it were in real time, shouldn't it just surge once a year (or once a quarter, whatever) and hold steady the rest of the year?grape_of_wrathIt seems to run on averages dependant on financial equations, resulting in a projected per second rate for all fields. And thus ,cleverly, creating a "We're losing trillion of dollars every second! panic!" sensation in concerned americans. Yeah, that's the worst side effect of these types of things. Its like with that Earth clock site and how much dread it caused.
[QUOTE="Snakewiseman"]
good time to spend trillions on healthcare wait not really
Superbored
Wouldn't spending trillions of dollars help the US economy out of our current recession?
And isn't it half the point of the healthcare reform to make it *less* costly?Yes he did. (Your link was from the CATO Institute... don't try that again...)No, Clinton did not balance the budget.
Rusteater
"Conservatives".[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="wstfld"]They really need to take care of that. Clinton balanced the budget, what the hell happened during the past decade?Rusteater
No, Clinton did not balance the budget.
Because think tanks with transparent agendas are perfectly credible.Yes he did. (Your link was from the CATO Institute... don't try that again...)[QUOTE="Rusteater"]
No, Clinton did not balance the budget.
Engrish_Major
FactCheck is owned by Annenberg.
Annenberg has ties to ACORN.
Obama was chairman of the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (1995-1999). Bill Ayers was one of the founders.
Hardly a credible source.
[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]
[QUOTE="Rusteater"]
No, Clinton did not balance the budget.
Yes he did. (Your link was from the CATO Institute... don't try that again...)FactCheck is owned by Annenberg.
Annenberg has ties to ACORN.
Obama was chairman of the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (1995-1999). Bill Ayers was one of the founders.
Hardly a credible source.
haha funny *reads sig* oh... :|Yes he did. (Your link was from the CATO Institute... don't try that again...)[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]
[QUOTE="Rusteater"]
No, Clinton did not balance the budget.
Rusteater
FactCheck is owned by Annenberg.
Annenberg has ties to ACORN.
Obama was chairman of the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (1995-1999). Bill Ayers was one of the founders.
Hardly a credible source.
And Obama is Batman's arch enemy.Yes he did. (Your link was from the CATO Institute... don't try that again...)[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"]
[QUOTE="Rusteater"]
No, Clinton did not balance the budget.
Rusteater
FactCheck is owned by Annenberg.
Annenberg has ties to ACORN.
Obama was chairman of the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (1995-1999). Bill Ayers was one of the founders.
Hardly a credible source.
Break out the tin foil hats guys. It got real serious.Please Log In to post.
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