RobDownSouth
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Stupid G-dless J-w still trying to find some sort of oddball unemployment statistic to support his Narrative. 
What happened to all of the doom and gloom economic threads?
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Sean Renaud
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Has anybody noticed Obama that either Obama's presidency keeps getting a little longer or that koala (and by proxy with nobody conservatives shooting him down) finally realized what libs have been screaming about for at least the last fifteen years?
Intentionally misleading graph is misleading. I like it.
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koalabear
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Has anybody noticed Obama that either Obama's presidency keeps getting a little longer or that koala (and by proxy with nobody conservatives shooting him down) finally realized what libs have been screaming about for at least the last fifteen years?
Intentionally misleading graph is misleading. I like it.
Of course they are misleading, they are from a lib site.
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Sean Renaud
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Of course they are misleading, they are from a lib site.
So what? You should be better than that and find a more accurate source.
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So what? You should be better than that and find a more accurate source.
It was skunk bait. Hi stinky.
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Government Motors Slashes Volt Prices To Sell Them (At A Loss)
GREEN? = RED
Just can’t give these damn things away can they?
Via Detroit News:
General Motors Co. is slashing the price of its plug-in hybrid Chevrolet Volt by $5,000, making it the latest automaker to lower prices of electric vehicles in the face of lagging consumer demand.
The Detroit-based automaker said it will cut the base price 12.5 percent, from $39,995 to $34,995. The price cut comes just weeks after the automaker announced a $5,000 give-back on the 2012 Volt and $4,000 on the 2013 model.
The first Volt, a 2010 model, cost $41,000.
GM put a positive face on its decision to lower the list price.
“The lower price and cost savings from driving on electricity provide Volt owners an unmatched balance of technology, capability and cost of ownership,” said Don Johnson, U.S. vice president, Chevrolet sales and service. “We have made great strides in reducing costs as we gain experience with electric vehicles and their components.”
GREEN? = RED
Just can’t give these damn things away can they?
Via Detroit News:
General Motors Co. is slashing the price of its plug-in hybrid Chevrolet Volt by $5,000, making it the latest automaker to lower prices of electric vehicles in the face of lagging consumer demand.
The Detroit-based automaker said it will cut the base price 12.5 percent, from $39,995 to $34,995. The price cut comes just weeks after the automaker announced a $5,000 give-back on the 2012 Volt and $4,000 on the 2013 model.
The first Volt, a 2010 model, cost $41,000.
GM put a positive face on its decision to lower the list price.
“The lower price and cost savings from driving on electricity provide Volt owners an unmatched balance of technology, capability and cost of ownership,” said Don Johnson, U.S. vice president, Chevrolet sales and service. “We have made great strides in reducing costs as we gain experience with electric vehicles and their components.”
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You know what? If you don't hate the fucking planet you live on Green=Red isn't the worst thing to ever happen.
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Government Motors Slashes Volt Prices To Sell Them (At A Loss)
GREEN? = RED
Just can’t give these damn things away can they?
Via Detroit News:
General Motors Co. is slashing the price of its plug-in hybrid Chevrolet Volt by $5,000, making it the latest automaker to lower prices of electric vehicles in the face of lagging consumer demand.
The Detroit-based automaker said it will cut the base price 12.5 percent, from $39,995 to $34,995. The price cut comes just weeks after the automaker announced a $5,000 give-back on the 2012 Volt and $4,000 on the 2013 model.
The first Volt, a 2010 model, cost $41,000.
GM put a positive face on its decision to lower the list price.
“The lower price and cost savings from driving on electricity provide Volt owners an unmatched balance of technology, capability and cost of ownership,” said Don Johnson, U.S. vice president, Chevrolet sales and service. “We have made great strides in reducing costs as we gain experience with electric vehicles and their components.”
From your article:
Cheap EVs for the masses are right around the corner.
koalabear
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mercury14
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South Carolina released their health exchange rates today. Aside from pretending like subsidies don't exist, they did the same dishonest thing Pence did - assuming equal amounts of people will buy high priced plans as the affordable ones and then coming up with a fictional inflated average.
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Ajax_Prime
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Your post, I fixed it for you.
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we can all agree, that obama is a piece of shit.
the worst potus EVER. is the obama on yet ANOTHER vacation? holly shit, thank God, its not obama's money as clearly he couldn't afford all these vacations.
what an epic failure.
no wonder, obama has never had a real job...he's just too damn lazy
the worst potus EVER. is the obama on yet ANOTHER vacation? holly shit, thank God, its not obama's money as clearly he couldn't afford all these vacations.
what an epic failure.
no wonder, obama has never had a real job...he's just too damn lazy
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I see Jen"TheVillageIdiot"inFlorida is on an alcohol induced rant again. I guess you can get plastered every night if you don't have a job huh 'Jen'?
If ever there were an argument for VERY late term abortion...
If ever there were an argument for VERY late term abortion...
Disgustipated
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I think I should post jennin photos.
jeninflorida
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there we go, at least we all know in the end you never have to worry about your coffee getting cold. you have a black heart and are one fucked up human
jeninflorida
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news flash trailer boy, you are a fucking idiot
I see Jen"TheVillageIdiot"inFlorida is on an alcohol induced rant again. I guess you can get plastered every night if you don't have a job huh 'Jen'?
If ever there were an argument for VERY late term abortion...
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Hilarious: HUD Stooge Says Obama Housing Plan Will Expand ‘Strong Recovery’
In advance of the failed president’s appearance with Jay Leno tonight, apparently word has gone out that all of Obama’s minions should crack funny today. They’ve started off with a howler.
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan on Tuesday touted President Obama’s housing proposals, saying they would help accelerate the market’s “strong recovery” and prevent another mortgage crisis.
“We are seeing a strong recovery,” Donovan said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” “The president is going to make sure… that our housing market keeps recovering so that we do see money coming back to the taxpayers.”
Obama is expected to outline his proposals to reform the housing system, including winding down government-backed mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, in Phoenix, against the backdrop of that city’s rebounding housing market. Fannie and Freddie received a $187 billion taxpayer-funded bailout in 2008.
So about that so-called strong recovery.
The Home Affordable Modification Program, which is supposed to help homeowners who are having difficulty, is seeing a large number of people default again. According to a new government report, more than 163,000 of the 600,000 homeowners who have received permanent loan modifications through the Home Affordable Modification Program have ended up defaulting.A total of $815 million in taxpayer funds has been spent on loans that re-defaulted. The taxpayer funding was primarily paid to the banks and loan services in incentives to modify those defaulted mortgages. Experts believe the modifications apparently were not significant enough to help borrowers stay in their homes for the long haul.
So taxpayers taking a bath for $815 million signals a strong recovery? Really? In the most recent reports, housing starts were down nearly 10%. So why don’t we believe the Obama flunky who’s just making things up?
In advance of the failed president’s appearance with Jay Leno tonight, apparently word has gone out that all of Obama’s minions should crack funny today. They’ve started off with a howler.
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan on Tuesday touted President Obama’s housing proposals, saying they would help accelerate the market’s “strong recovery” and prevent another mortgage crisis.
“We are seeing a strong recovery,” Donovan said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” “The president is going to make sure… that our housing market keeps recovering so that we do see money coming back to the taxpayers.”
Obama is expected to outline his proposals to reform the housing system, including winding down government-backed mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, in Phoenix, against the backdrop of that city’s rebounding housing market. Fannie and Freddie received a $187 billion taxpayer-funded bailout in 2008.
So about that so-called strong recovery.
The Home Affordable Modification Program, which is supposed to help homeowners who are having difficulty, is seeing a large number of people default again. According to a new government report, more than 163,000 of the 600,000 homeowners who have received permanent loan modifications through the Home Affordable Modification Program have ended up defaulting.A total of $815 million in taxpayer funds has been spent on loans that re-defaulted. The taxpayer funding was primarily paid to the banks and loan services in incentives to modify those defaulted mortgages. Experts believe the modifications apparently were not significant enough to help borrowers stay in their homes for the long haul.
So taxpayers taking a bath for $815 million signals a strong recovery? Really? In the most recent reports, housing starts were down nearly 10%. So why don’t we believe the Obama flunky who’s just making things up?
koalabear
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Why let banks have all the fun buying up defunct mortgages. Spread the joy around.
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