Food for thought:
"...Bond interest rates haven't reflected what will undoubtedly be a shortage of money one of these days, but when reality bites, bond traders will wake up and we'll be paying 21 percent interest for short-term borrowing like we did 20 years ago.
Bill Clinton, at one point, said he couldn't believe that his spending plans would be derailed by "a bunch of bond traders on Wall Street." Well, guess what? Sooner or later, those bond traders will be responding to the shortage we voters have created every time we borrow more government money to fix the Middle East, run California, pay for prescription drugs or go to Mars."
Yeah. What he said. Read the whole article at the link provided. It should be keeping you Republicans who aren't in the upper decile awake at night.
But then this is exactly why I support Howard Dean. It's time for a grown-up in the office, somebody who won't lie to you and tell you he'll put a chicken in every pot.
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