I have tried to put Party sides to the side since this election and get as much information I could in order to see who benefits myself the most.

Taps86 wrote:

My fellow Americans, ask not what you can do for your country, ask which party can benefit myself the most.

HockeyDad wrote:

you'll find it's easier and more fun to just blame both sides... and you get the benefit of being able to telling everyone 'I told you so"... 👍

DrafterX wrote:

What OBAMA has done in 6 years has no comparison on what the older generation could have prevented in the last 40....

I also BLAME the GOP for not putting a better presidential candidate in front of us.

Taps86 wrote:

We need to raise taxes on the young people.

HockeyDad wrote:

Don't worry about it now. We could vote for "Mr./Mrs. Perfect" now and it would still be too late IMHO. We're too far down that road...
Just work hard, love family, & keep the faith.

bloody spaniard wrote:

Don't worry about it now. We could vote for "Mr./Mrs. Perfect" now and it would still be too late IMHO. We're too far down that road...
Just work hard, love family, & keep the faith.

bloody spaniard wrote:

Your generation would have just quit when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor. Let's hope the next generation isn't as crotchety or condecending towards future generations. There there little one come back later when you know as much as me....which will be never.

teedubbya wrote:

Well unless the new weapons have a Playstation or XBox controller we're all fooked!

DrMaddVibe wrote:

Exactly right. This nation is so far in debt, there's no recovery possible without taking drastic steps. And neither the Democrats nor the Republicans are willing to do anything but make speeches blaming one another, previous administrations, the wealthy, the poor, and the boogey man.

Look at the financial hole we are in so far. Total US unfunded liabilities are $123,939,000,000,000 and change.

http://www.usadebtclock.com/ 

Then, like a hand grenade with the pin pulled, there's the complex and totally unregulated derivatives market floating around the world's financial markets. There's something like $12 quadrillion funny money dollars in notational value there, with $12 trillion dollars in cash value waiting to go up in smoke.

http://americablog.com/2013/03/the-worldwide-derivatives-market-could-be-over-1-2-quadrillion-in-notional-value.html 

In addition to work hard, love family, and keep the faith...you might want to also keep your powder dry.

DadZilla3 wrote:

Thought this was so beautifully stated by Dad that it needed repeating.

See, most Government workers are insulated from reality due to inflated wages and bennies. They think its just a bump in the road that barely affects them.
That's what the huge (33%+), entitled bureaucratic class in Greece thought until their wages/pensions were cut by
half and riffs began!:-({|=

bloody spaniard wrote: