Every Single Commanding Officer of Kerry Says He is UNFIT TO LEAD

This is a completely laughable argument, made by someone who does not understand capital budgeting or basic economics. Andymoon, here you are simply repeating the mindless mantras of your handlers on economic issues -- Hollywood actors, singers, long haired hippies, Starbucks baristas, and liberal arts professors (and lecturers and grad students) would be proud of you. It's demagoguery and nothing more. It's simply an attempt to scare people and it has absolutely no depth of understanding in it whatsoever. Andy, what do you know about finance? What do you know about the appropriate capital structure of an entity? Is it always debt free? Did you know that General Electric, one of the highest rated credits in the *world*, has over $300 BILLION of debt on its balance sheet? Did you know that? Does anyone doubt their financial strength? NO. You can learn something every day andymoon, you really can....

 

Deckard, your question indicates to me your lack of understanding of basic fiscal policy. The decision to raise or lower taxes is affected by much much more than a country being engaged in war. Your attempt to boil it down to a binary, yes/no equation is simply uninformed. This is what I ask of you:

Read my last post. Think about it. Recognize that you are unfamiliar with the capital budgeting process, the capital markets and the economy as a whole. Reconsider your opinion once you have gathered more information on the topics.

 

First of all Deckard, my questions, which were asked before your questions, remain unanswered by you.

Second, I did answer your question, if you were savvy enough to read between the lines. I do not believe taxes should be raised when the economy is growing out of a downturn. I would prefer to raise capital in the debt markets in one of the best interest rate environments of all time. This is very very basic financial common sense that the liberals seem to ignore.

Now answer my questions.

 

You're not capable of playing. That's why you don't play. This is my problem with the liberals. They spout off all of these moronic economic sound bites without knowing a darn thing about finance or economics. Not a thing! They don't know capital markets from capital punishment. Yet that doesn't stop them from propagating lies across this BBS and across America on a daily basis. No wonder they hold virtually no positions of power on the national level. People quit listening to the charlatans.

 

Umm... I did respond. Did you even read my response? It doesn't sound like it. Read my response. I'm still waiting for yours. I doubt you have the financial wherewithal to respond, but here's hoping.

More demagoguery (grandchildren references) and grandstanding. No change from the liberals...

 

Deckard, what is laughable is that you are accusing me of not giving you a straightforward answer when you have given me NO ANSWER. This is laughable. I gave you a straightforward answer, you were unable to understand it, and now you are hurling insults? Ridiculous.

I repeat myself for the reading impaired: I answered you by saying that the decision must incorporate more variables than whether or not we are at war. War is one part of a massive financial decision making process. It is folly to impose a financial burden on America when the economy is growing out of a downturn. Now do you understand, or do I need to answer you three times?

 

I don't think you understood a word I just said. I will not repeat myself for a THIRD time.