Aug. 1 (Bloomberg) -- The first 12 months of the U.S. recession saw the economy shrink more than twice as much as previously estimated, reflecting even bigger declines in consumer spending and housing, revised figures showed.
Gross domestic product has shrunk 3.9 percent in the past year, the report said, indicating the worst slump since the Great Depression. More here:
Hey libs, keep borrowing more money -- hurry. Keep our gas and electric prices sky high by blocking coal, nuclear, and oil. Oh, and keep crushing businesses and "the rich." We'll find some poor people to give us jobs.
Keep borrowing more money so it deprives the private sector access to the same money. Keep laundering it through the government and handing it out to your favorite constituencies like ACORN. I feel the economy fixing already.
Hee haw, Hee haw. Too bad the founding fathers didn't foresee the idiocy inherent in big government.
Gross domestic product has shrunk 3.9 percent in the past year, the report said, indicating the worst slump since the Great Depression. More here:
Hey libs, keep borrowing more money -- hurry. Keep our gas and electric prices sky high by blocking coal, nuclear, and oil. Oh, and keep crushing businesses and "the rich." We'll find some poor people to give us jobs.
Keep borrowing more money so it deprives the private sector access to the same money. Keep laundering it through the government and handing it out to your favorite constituencies like ACORN. I feel the economy fixing already.
Hee haw, Hee haw. Too bad the founding fathers didn't foresee the idiocy inherent in big government.
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