Well it certainly seems you have a bias as well. Let me share mine: all this "debate" is irrelevant and only serves as a distraction from our real problem, whic

Well it certainly seems you have a bias as well. Let me share mine: all this "debate" is irrelevant and only serves as a distraction from our real problem, which is prosperity not deficits. In no sense is America broke. We easily find trillions of dollars to spend on wars and bailouts but whine incessantly about a few million or a couple billion on initiatives that would actually spur growth and contribute to lasting well-being of our country's citizens. It's all about priorities and debating how to cut ourselves to success is worse than useless. It's preventing us from having the conversation we really need to have about how to move our economy into the 21st century.