President Obama has borrowed
so much even the "Bank of China" credit card is not enough to meet our
obligations, so now we do quantitative easing.
Quantitative easing describes a form of monetary policy used by central
banks to increase the supply of money in an economy. Risks of quantitative easing include
inflation because basically it is the new way of printing money. Our high food and fuel prices can attest to
this risk.
Under George W. Bush debt increased by $4,899,100,310,608.44
in 8 years, but under President Obama debt increased by $5,696,206,400,691.90 in under 4
years so far. That's about $49,568 per
household as pointed out in Terence P. Jeffrey's CNS article titled "Obama’s Now Borrowed More Than All Presidents from Washington to W". So what is President Obama's "responsible"
solution?
President Obama talks about his "balanced approach" that will solve our fiscal crisis. He says he has a plan, but his last real plan was rejected by a vote of 414-0 in the House while his 2012 budget was defeated 97-0 in the Senate. That's a bipartisan rejection, but it never seems to deter President Obama from continuing
to propose the same irresponsible and unrealistic solutions.
After 4 years of on the job training, it is about time for President
Obama's actions to match the words he campaigned on during
his 2008 Presidential run. He seemed to
understand then that overspending like he is doing now is irresponsible for our
generation as well as for future generations.
It is time for President Obama to lead and propose
realistic, honest solutions that work and will get this Country away from the
cliff and on the road to recovery.
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