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By Peter Pike December 16, 2008 Ed Abraham says: “As I've stated before, I never proclaimed to
be a prognosticator (although Pike for whatever reason refuses to accept this
point) of the economy. It's just that things were going good when I said they
were good, that's all.” But things most certainly were not going good, Ed. The housing bubble was bursting
underneath your ignorant feet, even as you typed your articles. You could just as well
have been the skipper of the Hindenburg, commenting on how nice the weather
was. Not a prognosticator? That’s BS and you know it. How about your quote
from The Truth About Tax Cuts
: “In addition, the federal deficit for the
period, which was over $98 billion last year was cut
to just over $42 billion, a 57% decline. Still, the deficit for the full fiscal
year is forecast at $240 billion. The longer term outlook is looking even more
favorable. The Congressional Budget Office, in fact, is projecting a break even
status by 2011 and an actual surplus for the 2012 year.” These are prognostications, Ed.
If you didn’t buy into these projections from the CBO, you wouldn’t
have put them into your article. If things had turned out differently, you would most certainly have claimed that you were prescient in your economic predictions.
But the sad fact is, the deficit is now approaching $1 Trillion, and there will
be no surplus in 2012, or 2013, or 2014. Face it Ed. You’re just a partisan spin-doctor,
with a merely superficial understanding of economics. That’s not a crime… it’s
just funny, that’s all. ------------ About the author: Peter Pike resides in Colorado which is far, far away from Cleveland. Email: peter@peterpike.com Comment on this article here! ------------ All articles are EXCLUSIVE to Useless-Knowledge.com. Please link to this article rather than copying and pasting it onto your site (which would be unauthorized and illegal). |
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