I was looking at personal bankruptcy web pages, and came across this strange site:
http://www.thevoicenews.com/News/2002/0816/Features/F02.html
Just how can anybody expect us to have a healthy economy when the United States has a trade deficit of over $30 billion per month? For the past twelve years, our negative balance of trade in goods and services has been increasing; the last year in which the downward acceleration was briefly turned around was around 1990-91. The Clinton administration boasted about our smoke and mirrors illusion of good economy with trade deficits of over $32 billion per month. The dogma of "We are a service economy" is stupid, as it attempts to hide the fact that as a nation we produce nothing that any other country wants—with the possible exception of Microsoft products (well, there are a few others, but not nearly enough). Is there any hope in sight?
Is this Clinton bashing and Bush-I supporting justified? A $30 billion deficit per month doesn't sound good and Bushbastard* certainly isn't helping...