I said this was going to happen a few years ago on this forum
I was called 'crazy' and a 'conspiracy theorist'
I find it hard to believe that it will come to it but at this point in my mind I am ready for the tax increase and hope that my job, which has proven fairly recession proof already, will survive the crunch.
I doubt the "mandatory" cuts will actually happen but I do believe all the tax rates will rise and the next congress will not increase the debt limit.
I was thinking that there would be job losses and foreclosures, but I am really curious about how the GOP will spin it.
I said this was going to happen a few years ago on this forum
I was called 'crazy' and a 'conspiracy theorist'
I was thinking that there would be job losses and foreclosures, but I am really curious about how the GOP will spin it.
I wonder how a gov shut down in the late spring of 2103 will go over in rural America?
It's going to be a deflationary recession. Home values could fall a little more and the USD will strengthen. I'm guessing Obama will enact some kind of "New Deal" to create jobs.
wait doesn't that happen in all your threads though?
I doubt the GOP will pass any new spending
I doubt that, not in the foreseeable futureThey will print more money....quantitative easing on repeat until the dollar collapses at which point they will replace it with a new currency
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They will print more money....quantitative easing on repeat until the dollar collapses at which point they will replace it with a new currency
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Time to invest in tinned food and ammo
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I doubt that, not in the foreseeable future
Why do you think QE will lead to inflation?
There is a debate over whether or not we are in a deflationary spiral or seeing inflation; what the fed says is smoke and mirrors
For the guy on the street it boils down to the price of bread, gasoline and other essentials
The inflation rates they post in their corporate media do not include food or energy...they're cooking the numbers to manage the perceptions of the public