Yeah, I'm of the belief that our already crippled economy is going to fall into a tailspin of depression in the very near future. Even without the troubles of the EU weighing us down we'd still be in serious danger of entering a depression I think - mostly due to the efforts of the democrat party too (I'd estimate about 75% of the blame is on them and 100% of the blame falls squarely upon the progressives that inhabit both parties).
So, after having just said that I'm afraid that the serious danger of entering a depression I just mentioned becomes an almost certainty when you factor in the wobbling EU. If the EU crashes, and it looks like it is certainly headed that way, we're going to be dragged down with it and the landing at the bottom is going to be anything but soft.
So though a part of me is glad that this is happening when it is so very obvious that it was done mostly by democrats - because that will spell certain disaster for a very VERY long time for the democrat party - it is also going to be extremely bad for the country (and not just our country either - it's going to affect the entire world; I'm afraid our future is destined to consist of worldwide conflict and poverty for a lengthy period of time because of this). By extremely bad I mean that it's going to make the depression of our grandparents look like good times in comparison.
Yeah, leftism in action yet again - I'm suddenly reminded of the 50-odd million that died as a result of Mao Zedong's 'Great Leap Forward'.
That is of course, just my opinion btw.
