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

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One interesting point is we are borrowing .42 cents out of every dollar we spend, to put things into perspective, the Greeks are only spending .12 cents out of every dollar they spend, according to Rep. Joe Barton.
But Greece is of no value to the world.
 
is this juan of your "famous" brilliant comments?

That kind of humor is a bit too sophisticated for your pallet.

But I do appreciate you reading me and trying to learn from my vast knowledge and experience - on a variety of subjects. It's encouraging.
 
World doesnt trust NIGGER

HOPE AND CHANGE: The Sinking Dollar Is Sinking The Recovery.“The dollar’s slump versus the yen is a marker, one of many now, of how investors perceive U.S. prospects. Japan, with a public debt to GDP ratio of 230 percent, is second highest in the world, behind Zimbabwe. Moreover, the country has been stuck in economic limbo for years. This is not a comparison we should welcome.”
 
And Obama would have a better chance of it doing wheel stands in Hell than his chances of getting reelected on his record.

Getting reelected because your opponent is a moron gets the same result as getting elected on your record. If I were him I'd run on my record but meh it might be easier to just point and say "REALLY?!" over and over.
 
With few options, Fed turns to 'jawboning'


Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and his fellow policymakers emerged from a two-day meeting to declare they planned no major changes in their policy of using low interest rates to get the job and housing markets back on track. In a statement, the Fed pointed to a recent improvement in the outlook but warned that the recovery is still very fragile.

"Economic growth strengthened somewhat in the third quarter," the Fed said in its post-meeting statement. "There are significant downside risks to the economic outlook, including strains in global financial markets."

http://bottomline.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/11/02/8599181-with-few-options-fed-turns-to-jawboning
 
Also adjusted the GDP for next year downward, and hinted at QE3 as well.

Another attempt to spin good news into bad. When was the last time you looked at something honestly when a Democrat was in office?
 
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