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Great Depression Revenues!
Every time there is some good news, bad news comes along. Congressmen and women are probably not going to have a very good August summer vacation as they're already getting an ear-full of the displeasure of their electorate. The latest spate of bad news is headlined by REVENUES- or lack thereof.
The Obama administration and Timothy Geithner keep telling the Chinese that all is well with the US$, but they aren't buying it. Today, the US$ tanked into the $0.77 level. How low can you go? How much more can the Obama administration keep spending: in a DEFICIT way? Healthcare is on the ropes.
Can we add another TRILLION to the debt?
What's the options here folks? TAX MORE! Ops, that word just got out and the White House had to rush in and say that's not necessarily so, which means it's a certainty! That's politics. The big SPLASH in the financial pond though came in record low TAX revenues!
The recession is starving the government of tax revenue, just as the president and Congress are piling a major expansion of health care and other programs on the nation's plate and struggling to find money to pay the tab. The numbers could hardly be more stark: Tax receipts are on pace to drop 18 percent this year, the biggest single-year decline since the Great Depression, while the federal deficit balloons to a record $1.8 trillion.
Since the GREAT DEPRESSION!
Other figures in an Associated Press analysis underscore the recession's impact: Individual income tax receipts are down 22 percent from a year ago. Corporate income taxes are down 57 percent. Social Security tax receipts could drop for only the second time since 1940, and Medicare taxes are on pace to drop for only the third time ever.
The last time the government's revenues were this bleak, the year was 1932 in the Depression. And you think TAXES won't be raised? Get real!
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what life was like in the 1920s and how it changed in the 1930s?
-what caused the great depression and what happened after the stock market crash?
-what was life like during the great depression for different groups of people such as men, women etc...
-what was the dust bowl and how it affected the country as well as the lives of farmers?
-who FDR was and what was his "new deal" was?
That is information that every educated person needs to know. Get yourself to the library or start doing research online. Take responsibility for your own education. Cheaters never prosper and you can't cheat your way through life. Would you hire a Dr. or a lawyer who cheated to get a diploma?
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