> There are good ways to spend money in bad times. See: Great Depression. Maybe, but that's not how "the great stimulus" money was spent. (And, as Obama learn

> There are good ways to spend money in bad times. See: Great Depression. Maybe, but that's not how "the great stimulus" money was spent. (And, as Obama learned, there are no shovel-ready projects.) At this point, your argument is basically "yes, we pissed away the last $1-2T, but this time, we'll get it right."