Tim Geithner - "We don't have a definitive solution...."

Wed Feb 22, 2012 4:24 pm » by **Rydher**

Tim Geithner to Paul Ryan: "We don't have a definitive solution... We just don't like yours"

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on the Obama Administration's definition of leadership.

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner: "We have millions of Americans retiring everyday and that will drive substantial growth rates for healthcare costs. We're not becoming before you to say we have a definitive solution to our long-term problem. What we do know is that we don't like yours."

Wed Feb 22, 2012 4:30 pm » by **Mrmcnuggets**

LOL. At around 40 seconds, the secretary to the treasury gives that :roll:

look, like "we're really having this conversation now? On camera?" :lol:

Wed Feb 22, 2012 4:45 pm » by **The57ironman**

........we're gonna have a debt crisis alright.... :mrcool:

Wed Feb 22, 2012 4:52 pm » by **Dagnamski**

Isn't there already one? :censored:

Wed Feb 22, 2012 5:03 pm » by **Mrmcnuggets**

dagnamski wrote:Isn't there already one?

officially.. not yet. Not till the food is not to be found on the super market shelves, and pirates are running in the streets. :lol:

Can't forget Jesus, and the dinosaurs too. It is 2012 after all. :lol:

Wed Feb 22, 2012 5:13 pm » by **Spock**

I have a good start. Implement a Fair Tax, pull out of foreign countries, drill in American borders, move towards more sustainable cleaner energy using privatize firms to implement the infrastructure, give tax credits for buying American, implement a "Made in America" card that amortizes value of domestic goods and gives tax credits, abolish the Fed, downsize the IRS. Those would be a start.

I guess I'll watch the video now.

Thu Feb 23, 2012 1:26 am » by **Rebelitarian**

Yeah it's called ENDing the FED that's the only solution.

Too bad people didn't see this back in 2008 when Chuck Baldwin was running on the Constitution Party ticket.

Otherwise the FED would be history now and HR 2755 the End the FED bill would be the law of the land.

Thu Feb 23, 2012 1:39 am » by **Spock**

Yea - I voted for Chuck myself.

Thu Feb 23, 2012 4:26 am » by **Tgwusauk**

His days (Geithner) of finding solutions or not are coming to an end, his arrest for fraud and corruption is imminent.

Thu Feb 23, 2012 5:01 am » by **Mrmcnuggets**

spock wrote:I have a good start. Implement a Fair Tax, pull out of foreign countries, drill in American borders, move towards more sustainable cleaner energy using privatize firms to implement the infrastructure, give tax credits for buying American, implement a "Made in America" card that amortizes value of domestic goods and gives tax credits, abolish the Fed, downsize the IRS. Those would be a start.

I guess I'll watch the video now.

#1 way to make the world go green, not by force, but by will of the companies:
- Imply a country wide tax, where any manufacture is responsible for a percentage of waste management (percentage determined on amounts of non/poor biodegradable substances in their product containers/bi products.) We will see the largest jump into a green economy ever, since the corporations certainly don't want to be paying large taxes like that, but if they're using non biodegradable plastics, when they could, they should. Any importing companies would be subject to a terrif in the same sense, and same scale as manufactures here. Which would ultimately bring cheap, crude resource manufacturing back to the states where it would become quality again. Since oil for travel, terrifs/taxes for lesser grade products being made of worse materials, ect would add up quicker than making it here.
:cheers: