Government Stupidity - Joe Biden: Government has to spend more money to prevent bankruptcy

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Joe Biden: Government has to spend more money to prevent bankruptcy

Friday, July 17, 2009
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By Daily Crux Editor Brian Hunt:

Joe Biden's mouth just made its daily appearance in the news. He really dropped a gem on us this time.

Biden just told a group of retirees that "we are going to go bankrupt as a nation" if the government doesn't tax and spend more taxpayer money. Specifically, spend more money on the new health care bill.

We won't delve into the obvious problems this kind of thinking presents. We'll just say it's never good for a nation's economy, stock market, or currency. Make sure you own gold.

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