What happened to all of the doom and gloom economic threads?

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You can look it up yourself, but I can tell you really don't care to know.

here you go

"This is big," wrote White House director of new media Macon Phillips in a February 23, 2009 blog post , "the President today promised that by the end of his first term, he will cut in half the massive federal deficit we've inherited. And we'll do it in a new way: honestly and candidly."

oh wait, look at this another obama lie!


http://gma.yahoo.com/obamas-broken-deficit-promise-175014250--abc-news.html
 
Look, Obama's policies are steeped in Marxist type solutions, notwithstanding your ignorance of what that means. Your assumption that a definition of such requires a mathematical solution generated by an over clocked quad core CPU is utterly false, dumb, and naive.



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So, you don't have any actual proof then...

Got it.
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For all practical purposes he is. No President has went to the extent of income re-distribution as he has. No President, with the exception of FDR, has believed that big government solutions (command order economic theory) can build economic success.

PS: I do believe that some Republicans believe in these solutions as well.

Oh so now your story is changing to "yeah well they're all Marxists but I think Obama is just more Marxist"? What does it tell you about your definition of Marxism that you're netting both liberals and conservatives alike?

And what do you mean "some" Republicans believe in these "Marxist" solutions? The overwhelming majority do. When was the last time the GOP advocated for Medicare or welfare repeal? Or the abolition of public hospitals? The last time the GOP did something about our Marxist Medicare system was when they expanded it's big-government socialist scope by a trillion dollars with Medicare Part-D. Republican president, House, and Senate... All lovin' them sum' Marxism according to your own definition.

You even believe in a lot of this socialist crap yourself you piece of Marxist trash! :rolleyes:
 
Oh so now your story is changing to "yeah well they're all Marxists but I think Obama is just more Marxist"? What does it tell you about your definition of Marxism that you're netting both liberals and conservatives alike?

And what do you mean "some" Republicans believe in these "Marxist" solutions? The overwhelming majority do. When was the last time the GOP advocated for Medicare or welfare repeal? Or the abolition of public hospitals? The last time the GOP did something about our Marxist Medicare system was when they expanded it's big-government socialist scope by a trillion dollars with Medicare Part-D. Republican president, House, and Senate... All lovin' them sum' Marxism according to your own definition.

You even believe in a lot of this socialist crap yourself you piece of Marxist trash! :rolleyes:

VA benefits, retirement, pension.... he's a worthless drag on society... The free market should throw him in the shredder so that he can feed people who work for a living.
 
Stocks stumble on weak US retail sales
Moody's downgrade of 6 European countries also casts a shadow over trading. US import and export prices are up, as are business inventories. Oil and gold waver.
 
Stocks stumble on weak US retail sales
Moody's downgrade of 6 European countries also casts a shadow over trading. US import and export prices are up, as are business inventories. Oil and gold waver.

But the economy is getting better....the Gum'mint says so!
 
Obama would also impose a new $61 billion tax over 10 years on big banks aimed at recovering the costs of the financial bailout and providing money to help homeowners facing foreclosure on their homes. It would raise $41 billion over 10 years by eliminating tax breaks for oil, gas and coal companies and claims significant savings from ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

This can't possibly raise energy costs. :cool:

Perhaps the 3.8% tax on home sales starting 2013 will help the tax trouble. Its included in his healt care bill.
 
The market isn't the economy.:rolleyes:

I didn't say it was, tell it to the little bear who runs in citing "stumbling" markets at midday then vanishes as the markets recover and close.

The economy, by all accounts but the most blindered, has been recovering for some time.
 
Just because the Dow increased 90% since the bottom of the recession doesn't mean the economy is improving. Sheesh...



Of course it's improving. We'll soon see the improvements at the checkout, the pump, the decreased purchasing power, the next extension of the recession...
 
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