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Dow Plummets as Debt SoarsPosted on Oct 9, 2008
After seven straight drops, the Dow landed at 8579.19 on Thursday, a year to the day after hitting a record of more than 14,000 points. The owners of the national debt clock in New York, meanwhile, announced they will add two digits to the board in order to display a quadrillion—because that’s where we’re headed.
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By Clash, October 12, 2008 at 12:28 pm Link to this comment
Our good Senator’s and Representitve’s voted this bail out for the their friends on wall street, socializing the debt while stealing the capitol. So they will print some paper and ignore the 46 trillion dollar deficit in the cooked us treasury books.
Report thisBy 1twenty1, October 9, 2008 at 7:49 pm Link to this comment
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Why not add five more digit positions to make it good to a cool quintillion. Gotta be ready for that inflation monster.
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