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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Moody’s expects to cut US rating without deal to lower debt/GDP ratio

  • Budget negotiations likely to determine AAA rating and outlook
  • If budget talks do not produce downward trend in debt-to-GDP ratio, rating likely to be lowered to AA1
  • Assumes “relatively orderly” process for increasing debt limit
  • The full Moody’s statement is here
For whoever wins the election, getting the votes from the public will be the easy part. Getting the votes in Congress will be painful.

http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2012/09/11/moodys-expects-to-cut-us-rating-without-deal-to-lower-debtgdp-ratio/

Well, Obama and Dingy Harry sure have made this country strong economically again haven't they?
No Budget passed in the Senate three years running.  A "stimulus" that produced so few jobs it cost "us" $45,450 per job

http://www.recovery.gov/Transparency/RecoveryData/Pages/JobSummary.aspx

$7,000,000,000/154,0159jobs) = 45,450 spent per by we the people per job.

MOST FUNDS PAID OUT BY AGENCY

1. Department of Health and Human Services $123,902,917,427
2. Department of Education $91,159,202,618
3. Department of Labor $65,999,412,061
4. Department of Agriculture $40,234,175,302
5. Department of Transportation $36,735,119,637
6. Department of Energy $27,323,553,884
7. Department of the Treasury $19,931,594,612
8. Social Security Administration $13,791,600,471
9. Department of Housing and Urban Development $12,851,119,451
10. Environmental Protection Agency $6,845,027,188
Total Funds Allocated:

$840 Billion

Estimated American Recovery and Reinvestment Act tax, entitlement, and contract, grant, and loan expenditures have been increased from $787B to $840B to be consistent with the President's 2012 budget and with scoring changes made by the Congressional Budget Office since the enactment of the Recovery Act in February 2009.


Largest Awards in U.S.

Contracts
Grants
Loans
So, there have some data and some links relative to the "Stimulus"
Have fun tracking down how many of the "Contracts" went to Democratic financial backers...