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Quote: Between July and September the economy rebounded at a 33.4% rate before slowing to a 4.1% gain in the fourth quarter when infections spiked just as government support expired. Americans pulled back sharply on spending as a result.
“Government support” indeed; what nonsense. When he finally comes around some day, the Piper is gonna’ present a huge bill for all this irresponsible vote-buying. But we’ll all be dead, right, when generations yet unborn have to deal with it…come to think of it, that’s the way it’s always been, isn’t it?
I’m thinking of the Founding Fathers, as brilliant as they were, compromising on slavery. By the time the country got around to dealing with it at an enormous huge human cost, all those who originally compromised on the issue…and subsequently benefited from the compromise…were dead. (What’s the timeless truth; those who ignore the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it?)