Why are many Christian Republicans against enacting a remission year for the forgiveness of all personal debt?
Saturday, February 20th, 2010Prospero Reincarnate asked: At the end of every seven years, you shall celebrate the remission year.
The idea of the remission year is that every creditor shall remit any debt owed.
It seems if we were a Christian nation, we would enact this biblical command.
Yes, Republicans pick and choose which parts of the old testament to [...]
Are personal finances an indication of potential fiscal responsibility in office?
Saturday, February 13th, 2010brickity hussein brack asked: If they are what does that say about John McCain and his outrageous credit card debt?
http://thehill.com/campaign-2008/mccains-report-more-than-100000-in-credit-card-debt-2008-06-13.html
This guy is married to $100 million, and is still putting off paying his credit cards? Maybe he’s taking the “I’m old, maybe I can just spend like no tomorrow because I’ll be dead soon” [...]
How do YOU determine how the economy is doing overall?
Thursday, February 4th, 2010Cap’n T asked: Inflation rate? Wage increases? Stock market? Personal financial situation? Financial situations of those around you? Political blogs? Media outlets (both partisan and “real,” whatever that means)? Unemployment rate? National debt? Personal debt?
Using the methods you do, how do you rate the economy and [...]
With this Bailout Bill in place, and the Government buying this bad debt?
Wednesday, January 6th, 20109-12′er asked: Would you support wage garnishemnts of the people who have defaulted on this debt and helped create this mess adding personal accountibility?
Why or why not?
Or do you think we the tax payers should pay for our neighbors stupidity?Jason
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Did we really spike the economy with Cash for Clunkers, or just put more people into further personal debt?
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009Uncle Tom asked: Americans could learn a lot from working with Jewish people. If a Jew needs a computer, and one has a 1 year warrant and is $300.00 and the other has a 5-year warrant and is $325.00, they’ll almost always buy the $300.00 system. Then they put the extra $25 in their [...]
Can we do anything about the Personal Debt Crisis in this country?
Saturday, November 21st, 2009pdooma asked: Even when the Dow was over 13,000…when unemployment was at 4%…Americans STILL overspent!
Now, average credit card debt is $4013. The average household credit card debt is $7900.
These numbers are actually LOWER than they had been. October, 2008: $4208 per adult, $8188 per household But this is still really high. [...]
Why are the BlueStaters so opposed to debt, both personal and Governmental?
Thursday, June 4th, 2009ShortBus 43 asked: Our President George Bush has given us more debt than all 42 presidents combined before him.
As the smartest and best man in America don’t you think he knows what is best for the USA..Tomika Villot
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Who is going to give me the money I need to spend my way out of debt?
Friday, May 22nd, 2009Michael H asked: President Obama has established the plan of spending to get out of debt and end this recession. That is exactly what his “stimulus” plan is. So who is going to give me the money I need to spend my way out of my personal recession and debt?
Craig, tried and true? When and [...]
Americas personal debt is 340% of the GDP, please define for me. economic downturn?
Tuesday, August 5th, 2008SitizenX asked: According to the Federal Reserve Bank’s Flow of Funds Report for the first quarter of 2007, total American debt is $44 trillion which is 340% of GDP. This is far above the 1933 level shown in the Total U.S. Debt chart near the top of this page. As shown in the chart, in [...]
Are you willing to make any personal sacrifice so our nation can pay off our debt?
Thursday, April 5th, 2007Steve asked: By sacrifice, I mean either pay more taxes or receive fewer services.
(and I’m asking about you personally — not if you’d like to tax someone else or take services away from someone else)
Note: we pay about as much just covering the interest on the debt every year as we do to fund [...]













