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What of Pelosi’s plan, stimulus number 2 for the year?

Having a basic knowledge of how economics and capitalism works, I disagreed with her and GW’s idea the first time around. Alas, the plan failed, too many people put it into savings. What makes her think it will work any better this time around? How about we start a letter writing campaign, threatening to fund the opposition by donating our stimulus checks to the RNC? Just a threat, one that would certainly send her back to the drawing board to reconsider a real plan. I know some will gladly take more socialism, but when will it end? How do we recover if our government keeps going further in debt to nurse us along? Why should we attempt a recovery if another check is around the corner? Pelosi and Bush need to dig deeper into finding a solution. Couldn’t we just wait until the anointed one fixes everything in 76 days with his economic plan?

I think both Bush Stimulus checks failed miserably, but the thought may have been that it would have helped with voters. Now that Bush doesn’t have to worry about votes he’s been more hesitant on the idea. The second stimulus occurred after the election so I’m not sure what the motivation there was either but I agree that people paid credit card bills, stuffed it under mattresses or did anything but spend it. Even if they did spend it the effect on the economy was just a bump at best and not a trend. It’s more deficit spending and clearly against the policies of fiscal conservatives. It spreads the wealth, takes from some to give to others and if Bush does it again, I just won’t know what to say. As a democrat, I wish we could replace Pelosi but that option isn’t there.

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