Comments on: Msgr Barreiro-Carámbula: The Morality of the Growing Public Debt

By: juandos

juandos — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 14:53:27 +0000

In reply to cynthia curran. "There is going to be a large welfare state unless most christians found a way to deal with the poverty issues to reduce them"... There has always been the impoverished among us and its NOT the duty of the federal government to mitigate the situation by extorting the wealth of those who earned it... "Now in Ms blacks live around 73 years or so, and according to the Wall Street Journal MS had 20 percent of its population on food stamps"... Well the solution seems simple enough, dump the 'federal' food stamp program... May I suggest you considering looking at the following from the Cato Institute written four years ago: $9 Trillion Didn't End Poverty -- What to Do?

By: louieglinzak (Louie Glinzak)

louieglinzak (Louie Glinzak) — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 22:20:37 +0000

Great commentary on the morality of a fiscally sound #budget with spending cuts http://bit.ly/gKWmrz #tcot #tlot #economics

By: Finding Morality in the Federal Budget | Acton Institute PowerBlog

Finding Morality in the Federal Budget | Acton Institute PowerBlog — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 18:16:11 +0000

[…] our children and grandchildren. Monsignor Ignacio Barreiro-Carámbula addresses this issue in his blog post: …we are leaving our debts to future generations. We are asking them to pay the principal and the […]

By: cynthia curran

cynthia curran — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 05:49:17 +0000

Well, christians need to put the money where their mouth is. There is going to be a large welfare state unless most christians found a way to deal with the poverty issues to reduce them. And those that support having limited government use MS or some other southern state where black poverty is high. I read an interesting study about a county in California which has a very low black population and the blacks tend to be more middle class-blacks there long about as long as whites around 80.2 years. Now in Ms blacks live around 73 years or so, and according to the Wall Street Journal MS had 20 percent of its population on food stamps.

By: George Patsourakos

George Patsourakos — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 17:05:53 +0000

The federal government needs to stop spending the taxpayers’ hard-earned money like it is water. President Obama, in just two years as president, has spent more of the taxpayers’ money than all of the other American presidents combined. Congress must put an end to this wasteful federal spending — and fast. Otherwise, our children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren will be paying to end the debt of President Obama’s reckless spending for many decades.