T The Lizard King New member Jul 8, 2003 1,272 0 0 Aug 27, 2005 #21 Now Canada is the US biggest trading partner, but that's only around 3% of all its trade. One is very diverse while the other ain't much more than a colony economically speaking. Click to expand... Hey, you and I may know that our small resource-based bit isn't worth much but try telling that to those folks in California who face more power outages! http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/25/calif.blackouts.ap/index.html
Now Canada is the US biggest trading partner, but that's only around 3% of all its trade. One is very diverse while the other ain't much more than a colony economically speaking. Click to expand... Hey, you and I may know that our small resource-based bit isn't worth much but try telling that to those folks in California who face more power outages! http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/08/25/calif.blackouts.ap/index.html
W Webster Member Oct 4, 2004 316 0 16 Aug 28, 2005 #22 O’Neill watched all this with anguish. Shortly before he was fired, he confronted Cheney about the Administration’s latest proposal to cut taxes by another six hundred and seventy-four billion dollars over ten years, pointing out that the country was “moving toward a fiscal crisis.” The Vice-President stopped him. “Reagan proved deficits don’t matter,” he said.
O’Neill watched all this with anguish. Shortly before he was fired, he confronted Cheney about the Administration’s latest proposal to cut taxes by another six hundred and seventy-four billion dollars over ten years, pointing out that the country was “moving toward a fiscal crisis.” The Vice-President stopped him. “Reagan proved deficits don’t matter,” he said.
