So are the republicans OK with making future generation pay for the war in Iraq,

[killinine]

but not for stuff in America? "The financial cost of the war has been more than £4.5 billion ($9 billion) to the UK,[325] and over $845 billion to the U.S., with the total cost to the U.S. economy estimated at $3 trillion."

Wikipedia via a reuters article from March 2, 2008, so it's much more know. And look the number is bigger than the stimilus bill.
I forgot the cost of the lost of life of many servicepeople both in battle and through suicide.

 

[PhilM]

You're going to get a lot of "wikipedia isn't a real source" statement from people...

Which is funny because you look up their sources too...and its all legit.


Evidently to some here, war is good and grand, but domestic spending is awful.

I don't know why either.

 

[aseerwin]

Stuff for America?
You mean increasing the size of the government by 60%?
This bill is 2x the amount of BOTH WARS COMBINED!

Read and learn..

 

[delphi]

Apparently.