Comments on: Federal Deficit Becomes Nearly Indecipherable http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/ Thu, 16 Feb 2012 02:25:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: misanthropicus http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-271006 misanthropicus Sun, 31 May 2009 17:07:43 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-271006 The age of cognitive dissonance, I suppose - checking on Rassmunssen Report lates, I found that people soundly disapprove the bailout scheme (65+ %), and this applies to Michigan, too! Yet, as Soetoro's approval rate, that is pretty much still there. Curious - The age of cognitive dissonance, I suppose – checking on Rassmunssen Report lates, I found that people soundly disapprove the bailout scheme (65+ %), and this applies to Michigan, too!
Yet, as Soetoro’s approval rate, that is pretty much still there.
Curious -

]]> By: T. Geithner http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-270690 T. Geithner Sun, 31 May 2009 06:42:30 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-270690 O.K., I give up already. Please don't make those cuffs too tight, officer. O.K., I give up already. Please don’t make those cuffs too tight, officer.

]]> By: dendron http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-270668 dendron Sun, 31 May 2009 05:44:23 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-270668 Do you suppose I could finance my credit card investments on a modified cash basis by paying only the estimated value of appropriately discounted future cash flows and thereby reducing my $985 investment with credit card companies by, oh, let's say $175? What!? Do you suppose I could finance my credit card investments on a modified cash basis by paying only the estimated value of appropriately discounted future cash flows and thereby reducing my $985 investment with credit card companies by, oh, let’s say $175? What!?

]]> By: Jim Baker http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-270656 Jim Baker Sun, 31 May 2009 05:13:01 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-270656 Imagine that, the US government is bankrupt and they are talking about using the newest money they print to spend on the 'progressive' State of California. That will work, I'm sure. I just wonder why the Somalian government didn't fix their wobegotten economy by printing more money? Obama and his handlers are all Communists. Congratulations to all you government 'educated' morons who elected him. A pox on all of you useful idiots who follow these clowns with your blinders on. You will get your just rewards when your money is worthless, even the crisp new currrency the 'enlightened' government will give you as your reward for your blind faith. Soon, your old boss will seem preferable to what you've got. Tough luck though, your government will not ever get smaller, and you will hear yourselves say "Some kind of free country this is!" Imagine that, the US government is bankrupt and they are talking about using the newest money they print to spend on the ‘progressive’ State of California. That will work, I’m sure. I just wonder why the Somalian government didn’t fix their wobegotten economy by printing more money?
Obama and his handlers are all Communists. Congratulations to all you government ‘educated’ morons who elected him. A pox on all of you useful idiots who follow these clowns with your blinders on. You will get your just rewards when your money is worthless, even the crisp new currrency the ‘enlightened’ government will give you as your reward for your blind faith. Soon, your old boss will seem preferable to what you’ve got. Tough luck though, your government will not ever get smaller, and you will hear yourselves say “Some kind of free country this is!”

]]> By: Tom Blumer http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-270299 Tom Blumer Sat, 30 May 2009 17:28:27 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-270299 #30, the GAO has reported that it cannot render an opinion on the government's financial statements because of material internal control and other weaknesses for about 12 years. #30, the GAO has reported that it cannot render an opinion on the government’s financial statements because of material internal control and other weaknesses for about 12 years.

]]> By: misanthropicus http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-270291 misanthropicus Sat, 30 May 2009 17:08:54 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-270291 Indecipherable? Well, I don't know about other folks acuity, but for me is pretty clear that I am in the hook for $ 50.000, debt I never accrued myself in any manner, but which, from now on will appear in all my bills. Indecipherable? Well, I don’t know about other folks acuity, but for me is pretty clear that I am in the hook for $ 50.000, debt I never accrued myself in any manner, but which, from now on will appear in all my bills.

]]> By: Concerned http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-270216 Concerned Sat, 30 May 2009 14:52:39 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-270216 A simple question that I hope some learned CPA/Auditor can answer: Can the US Government pass an audit under the rules that are currently in place? It seems doubtful, but I would like to hear what the CPA/Auditor community has to say....... A simple question that I hope some learned CPA/Auditor can answer:

Can the US Government pass an audit under the rules that are currently in place?

It seems doubtful, but I would like to hear what the CPA/Auditor community has to say…….

]]> By: WhyamInotsurprised? http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-269995 WhyamInotsurprised? Sat, 30 May 2009 06:02:44 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-269995 Besides every desire to "look good," the current administration will not comprehend, or will ignore the facts of life. When business is bad, employees get laid off and the remaining are told to "do more with less." At home, costs go up, some loses their job and the family must "do more with less," or get by "without." Everyone is forced to change their way of doing business. Except for the government. Who the hell does Congress and this administration think they are growing government at a time like this? Anyone voting for these reckless bill should have "recall" efforts underway. I'm still waiting for Republicans to call for "investigations" of Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and others for the subprime mess. And now the tax cheats who cook the books are allowed to keep the brew going. Thank you Mr. Blumer for bringing this to light. It needs a brighter light shined on it. Will John Boehner or Eric Cantor do anything about it? Not from what I've seen. Everything is nature retracts, shrinks, even dies in times of adversity. But our government has changed from a living organism into a cancer. Even as it kills of it's hosts, it leaps to other hosts and keeps growing. But like the old soviet empire, eventually, it will run out of hosts and will retreat to lie dormant until a new set of hosts appears. Then the game will be on again. Besides every desire to “look good,” the current administration will not comprehend, or will ignore the facts of life. When business is bad, employees get laid off and the remaining are told to “do more with less.”

At home, costs go up, some loses their job and the family must “do more with less,” or get by “without.” Everyone is forced to change their way of doing business. Except for the government.

Who the hell does Congress and this administration think they are growing government at a time like this? Anyone voting for these reckless bill should have “recall” efforts underway. I’m still waiting for Republicans to call for “investigations” of Barney Frank, Chris Dodd and others for the subprime mess.

And now the tax cheats who cook the books are allowed to keep the brew going.

Thank you Mr. Blumer for bringing this to light. It needs a brighter light shined on it. Will John Boehner or Eric Cantor do anything about it? Not from what I’ve seen.

Everything is nature retracts, shrinks, even dies in times of adversity. But our government has changed from a living organism into a cancer. Even as it kills of it’s hosts, it leaps to other hosts and keeps growing. But like the old soviet empire, eventually, it will run out of hosts and will retreat to lie dormant until a new set of hosts appears. Then the game will be on again.

]]> By: WhyamInotsurprised? http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-269992 WhyamInotsurprised? Sat, 30 May 2009 05:52:15 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-269992 Hey, where are the usual suspects, Sheeshhhh, vino, et al.? I think the topic discussed here requires some real thinking and not just agitation and talking points. Having to actually think is too hard I guess. Hey, where are the usual suspects, Sheeshhhh, vino, et al.? I think the topic discussed here requires some real thinking and not just agitation and talking points. Having to actually think is too hard I guess.

]]> By: Meryl http://pjmedia.com/blog/federal-deficit-becomes-nearly-indecipherable/#comment-269883 Meryl Sat, 30 May 2009 02:06:02 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=57234#comment-269883 25.Delia "eternillions"....I think you've got something there":( 26.aprilnovember811 That article from Pravda is enough to make me weep. The world is laughing--and whatsisname goes to Hollywood while NK shoots off more missiles. 25.Delia

“eternillions”….I think you’ve got something there”:(

26.aprilnovember811

That article from Pravda is enough to make me weep. The world is laughing–and whatsisname goes to Hollywood while NK shoots off more missiles.

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