It is funny

When Clinton was in charge all of his good depending who you hear talk came from what the president did before him(NO MATTER HOW BAD THINGS WERE)

 

NOW THAT OB. IS IN THERE ALL OF THE BAD HE IS DOING IS ON HIM, NOT THE GUY(WhO WAS IN CHARGE BEFORE HIM, THAT TOOK THIS COUNTRY TO A POINT SO LOW, WE MIGHT NOT EVER RECOVER)

 

When the Next R party guy gets in there I am already sure the horrible job he does will all be OB's fault.

Just read in the paper that positive job creation and growth continues and the US will likely be below 8% unemployment before election day. The road to the White House keeps getting more difficult for the Republicans.

The recession started in 2007. Who took the congress in the 2006 election?

Just read in the paper that positive job creation and growth continues and the US will likely be below 8% unemployment before election day. The road to the White House keeps getting more difficult for the Republicans.

 

If that is true and it stays there along with gas coming down after the summer it will make it very unlikely Obama is defeated. That of course is as long as nothing else major happens.

The mainstream media won't report on rising prices because it hurts their guy.

 

Link

 

Connecting Bush, Not Obama to High Prices: As gas prices rose in 2008, network reporters mentioned President Bush in 15 times as many stories, than they brought up President Obama in a similar period in 2011.

I can't explain this clearly, but we've only been dealing with half of a recession, job loss. The jobs are coming back, but the value of the pay is not what it was. That's because money was printed with no regard to value support. This bailed out financiers who support the employers who provide the jobs, but now the money is worth less (not worthless -- yet). What is the result of that? Inflation, the cost of goods and services marginally exceeding the wages earned by those working.

 

Also keep in mind that the dollar is the currency oil and it's refined products are traded in. If the value of the dollar falls, naturally the amount of dollars needed to purchase equivalent amount of those products increases.

 

Somebody needs to tell the Treasury Secretary that this is ECON 101. Regardless of what any politician says, nothing is for free and the misery index has gotten no where near the trade off for bad management decisions made by banking, industry, and government.

 

My gut keeps telling me, "The worst is yet to come."

Boy I hope you're wrong.

Boy I hope you're wrong.

Me too, but he ain't.

Boy I hope you're wrong.

 

So do I.