I couldn't disagree more, and here is why: his very pessimistic assessment of doom and gloom--that the debt has doomed us, and that Americans are struggling today more so than at any time in our history--that perception runs completely contrary to all of the evidence in front of us.
Higgins challenges a pessimistic view of the economy, citing low unemployment and decreasing inflation.
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Yes, the debt is a problem, but the way that you deal with that is through economic growth.
We paid $400 billion down on the national debt. That kind of growth was only made possible by the investment that this Congress made in the American people and the growth of the American economy.
the Federal Government isn't in the way. It is really leading the way. And that has to be acknowledged.
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