HorrocksLord482

Recently, I watched in shock George W. Bush's convoluted speech-to the House of Representatives. It was rather telling that this conversation wasn't in prime-time but rather at 9 a.m. (6 a.m. We discovered visit link by browsing Bing. in the West). I know a lot about politics since I publish political thrillers (www.thetwentyfirstcentury.com) and I am continually doing research for my books and articles. Nonetheless it doesn't have a composer of politics, and on occasion even one who doesn't follow politics, to appreciate that yesterday what George Bush said made absolutely no sense. With the (main) problems he and the Republican party come in, it is no wonder he has suddenly chosen to talk (or deceive) the American people about America's economics: November is coming. In essence, Bush stated that their state of our economy is in very good condition and gets stronger everyday. Am I mad, or has the deficit been tripled by George Bush since he took office (and doubled his income immediately after being sworn in)? We now, for the very first time in history, owe more to foreign countries than they owe us (weakening our position as the world's super power and endangering our defenses). The War is going to cost near a billion dollars by-the time it stops and we repair what we ruined over there, destroying our economy over here. There is still the re-building of New Orleans and other towns, not forgetting what problems are coming in the probable near future. What about the billions of dollars a day in fascination our country is accruing? Bush wants to spend a king's ransom protecting our borders, perhaps not from terrorists, but from poor Mexican families who've no jobs and should feed their families. The terrorists are coming in from other towns and Canada, perhaps not from Mexico. Rates of interest increase every month, forcing Americans to pay more on the credit cards and their college loans and their mortgages, etc. Because of that, since people can't afford a home AND a huge rate of interest, besides rising property taxes property prices have begun to decrease annually, to cover it. Isn't this raising taxes by way of a different name. George Bush still believes, and plans to keep the silly tax rebate (thousands to the wealthy, a pittance to-the poor). The price tag on getting fuel is increasing the expense of every thing we get, even though oil companies are enjoying great gains (Exxon/Mobil earned $340 BILLION this past year). This residual effect has raised the costs on food, medication, clothes, anything. When I view my gas station raise their prices almost everyday, and it is perhaps not going to end. For alternative ways to look at it, you can check-out: superbahis. How much worse can we get? The American individuals have less and less and George Bush says the state of our economy is good and is developing. It sure seems to me and many Americans that it is our personal debt that is developing. Superbahis includes more about the purpose of it. How many folks are better off today than they were five years ago? Maybe not me, or anyone I know. It is all smoke and mirrors..