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The Possible Defualt.....
SO IF this has been said here already sorry, I've not bothered to look at all the threads about it....
I've NOT been following every single thing about the possible US Default, BUT I do know enough about what is going on, today I was chatting with a friend of mine on FB who's serving overseas in the Army and he said "They are cutting our pay, they 'say' we'll get it back around next April but I dunno" and it got me to thinking.... I personally do NOT see a default happening, BUT what I DO see happening is this.... Right now both parties are playing a "sick" game of chicken, seeing who will swerve first, more and more horror stories and gloom and doom will come out between now and Tuesday and some people will surely start to panic (or panic more) At the last possible moment Our Prez will step up and "save the day" almost assuring himself his reelection. I mean look at his approval rating right now, lower then low, almost NO WAY of getting to be a two termer at this point, BUT "save the day" and watch what happens to his approval ratings. Anyone else? TL;DR Obama will wait till the last moment, avoid a default and assure himself a 2nd term in office, everything else is just sick smoke and mirrors. -Loki- |
obama has caved on most of the key points, way too late for him to save the day.
not to mention, so much damage has already been done. who gives a shit about the difference between the white house and congress or dems/repubs. |
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I doubt we will default. Nobody knows for sure what would happen and it could be the devestating to one party or the other. If we default both parties will point the finger and it will come down to who passes the blame the best.
However even with a last minute deal it doesn't assure Obama a second term. We are 16 months from the election. That is a long time. Just a few weeks ago after Bin Laden was killed is approval rating jumped to about 55%, now it is back where it was. to me there are two factors that will determine if he is re-elected. First, how the economy in general is doing and second who the republicans nominate. If the republicans nominate some extremist like Palin or Bachman Obama will likely win easy no matter what the economy is like because the liberals will turn out to vote and the independents don't like either of them. If it is someone like Romney who could make a decent case for how to improve the economy he could have a chance. If the economy is doing better and unemployment is down to 8% or less and things are getting better with each month Obama will be very hard to beat. |
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i've tried to read and learn as much as possible about all of this and taken in several (many) different sources and my conclusion is the white house did cave over the last 2 months. i could be entirely wrong as i don't claim to fully understand inside the beltway politics. do you not think he and the white house have given any to many of the repub key points? |
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I wouldn't really say anything they have on the table is what I want, but it's not like that makes a difference, currently at least. |
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then leave it up to the american people to innovate and make the necc. effort to pick this country up by the bootstraps. i truly think this WILL happen (if government doesn't devastate us) |
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1 of them, pretty sure it's the 14th |
We default three times before, look where we are now.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...Name=topNew s
The United States will likely keep its top-notch credit rating from Moody's for now, despite the "limited magnitude" of the deficit reduction plans being discussed in Washington, the ratings agency said on Friday. |
it seeming more and more like a scare tactic so the public will accept massive cuts so they can funnel money into things that don't serve the people one bit.
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that's what you are saying this all hinges on right/ who will accept dinars for barrels. but then it's game over globally right? you can't have any one currency just jump in the petrol dollars game. that shit takes negotations, contracts, treaties, shit, |
Apple has more cash than the US government. Steve Jobs for President.
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the republicants will come out of this smelling like shit.
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Of course they won't default. They will wait until the last minute, raise the debt ceiling again and keep on spending.
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I personally think theres a possibility that they will fail to allow a default to happen.
Failure would be good news. |
what will be then be with our monies?
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Obama will be re-elected, boomark this page.
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