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So the depression is over?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100920/...bi_ge/us_obama
you have to love this line by Barry "The first thing you do in a hole is not dig it deeper." |
Obama is a moron. Bernanke is an even bigger moron. We're in a depression that's going to make the Great Depression look like a cakewalk. Obama and Bernanke are speeding it up with their quantitative easing and stimulus bullshit.
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It's over? Great! Glad that's out of the way...
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"Recession pain still real, despite end, Obama says"
To be handed a fucked up economy as Obama was is one thing, but to flat out make these new statements in utter denial of reality and the reality that he hasn't done shit to dig the country out of it's hole if fucking unbelievable. Does he have connections with Epassport? On the other hand when you look at the options i.e. the witchcraft...er tea party, things still look pretty lame all around. Except for the banks and Wall Street. |
You know what I bet would solve everything? Tax cuts for the nations wealthiest individuals. And nothing else.
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Tom is a moron who doesn't understand that tax cuts for the wealthy means an increase in capital investments, which is really the face of a good economy.
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22 million + jobs under clinton... We lost something like 8 mill under bush.... |
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Why dont people just see it? |
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You give extra to the wealthy they invest wisely and save. They're wealthy for a reason. You give extra to the poor and they blow it on flat screens, Red Lobster and jewelry. They're poor for a reason. The poor and middle class stimulate the economy by spending. Those dollars end up in the hands of the wealthy. Either way it's going one place. The difference is if the wealthy receive it through corporate growth they will hire more employees to sustain that growth. If they receive it through handouts there is no need for additional corporate spending (ie: jobs). |
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My StatsRemote says no............. :(
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Technically the recession is over, the US economy will grow a little over 2.5 percent this year.
But what Obama said is that "For the millions of people who are out of work or otherwise struggling, "it's still very real for them." He is agreeing with you, for the average American the recession is still here. he is saying exactly what you are saying. you still manage to hate on Obama :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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When the poor/middle class get a handout (tax breaks, stimulus) they spend it. This increases revenue for the wealthy and that increased revenue forces the corporations to invest in additional employees. |
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source: http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n...epression.html |
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I never said he said the recession is over, if you read the article, it says economist said that, not him. I commented on the bigger hole theory But the facts mean nothing to you so disregard what I said and the facts |
The first people out of the recession were the big corporation. Mainstream mom and pop shops are still feeling the pinch. The poor never new the difference except that their benefits increased.
The middle class is gonna be fucked for a long time. |
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Save the 'but there are still xxx number of troops over there cuz of Obama' I know you know better then that so try and come up with a better reply. I mean after all, who was President when we went in guns blazing. (I'll give you a hint... His daddy tried the same thing about 10 yrs before that and failed, so the second time around he made sure it was a epic fail) |
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Yeah man, the depression ended like 70 years ago.
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anyway, i hope their is a shift in power so you people can see that neither party has the fix... yahoo for me though, i just bought another $160,000 rental property for $32,000 and going to look at an $80,000 section 8 for $15,000.... i am loving this democrat controlled govt... . |
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If you are all about facts why did you confuse depression and recession in your title, didn't the economist say recession? |
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Sally. |
wait, there was a depression?
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And you are telling others to learn how to read :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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Instead, he should merely describe this news as a good indication that things will get better for the average American in the not too distant future. Even that would be a bullshit response, but at least it would be a tad more believable. What he's doing here is just plain dumb. The surest way for any leader to commit political suicide is to insult the voters intelligence in an election year. |
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"Tax cuts in 2001 and 2003 under President George W. Bush were followed by increases in the saving rate among the rich, according to data from Moody’s Analytics Inc. When taxes were raised under Bill Clinton, the saving rate fell." "When the first Bush tax cuts were signed into law in June 2001, pushing the top rate down to 35 percent, the wealthy boosted savings. The saving rate climbed to 2.8 percent in the first quarter of 2002 from minus 2 percent in the second quarter of 2001. The increased savings coincided with a 1.1 percent decline in the S&P 500 index." This isn't the first study, test, history to prove that taxing the rich does not create more investments or grow the eco, at all. That isn't to say it doesn't have positives in some areas, but investments, job creation, etc is not one of them. Those take a different type incentive, ones that don't benefit the person but the corporation. |
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Gas prices went to $5 a gallon in our area under the democrats control of the house and senate, so yes I remember I remember the shit SR did, I also remember the shit Clinton did like Dec. 18, 1998 - As U.S. warplanes drop bombs over Baghdad, the House begins debating articles of impeachment against President Clinton. So tell me, what does this have to do with the economy and this thread? Quote:
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Awesome time to be alive, comrade.
You have the media and government in sympatico denying there's even a recession for 2 years followed by 2 years of them announcing every week that the recession is over. |
Europeans Billing Europe!
Similar link: http://www.justnews.com/money/250827...09460109202010
Same message = 'recession' over... |
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y and others. Demand side economics/Keynesian economics have never truly worked because they are based on fundamental flaws. Here you go doc. http://tutor2u.net/economics/revisio...-spending.html Quote:
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http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n...epression.html Raising the tax for the top people had no help for the economy, in fact, lowering it had a positive impact after 1963 when it got lowered from 88 to 70% |
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Sally. |
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You asked for proof, it was provided... Lowering taxes did not spark economic growth, it did not spark new found investments, job growth, etc. The rich saved the money for a rainy day - I don't discredit that it's a good thing to save money, I'm sure some use it too - I did however provide proof that them saving does not equal growth in the areas you stated. And again, I'm not saying it's not a good thing but I am saying it doesn't create the one sided benefits you appear it to create. P.S. I don't care about your fake economic studies. |
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It's really helped the economy and job growth hasn't it? So now he want to raise their taxes to pay for his fuck up from 1963 on, the top rate payers had some relief and it worked out pretty good for this country, are you denying that? |
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I understand. I wouldn't like being compared to The Demon either. |
you will always find data to back up your opinion because there is always a pro and a con viewpoint...
we are going through something that has never been seen before and you knuckleheads are looking at solutions of the past.. this is the same reason why bernanke and paulson were/are such idiots.. they are using economic principles of the early 1900's to restart the economy... i have changed my mind about a double dip though and dont think we will see it. i think we will see the economy remain unchanged for the next 10 years and unemployment will remain the same... like i said before, i hope the republicans take control in november, so all you monkeys can see that it wont make a difference.. of course you will still blame it all on obama and even if a republican gets elected and the end of his 1st term, you will be blaming him when your new chief cant get the job done... at least you guys are providing a great laugh... . |
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The 400b Obama has spent with the stimulus on the eco/job growth, state funded things, teachers, police, fire, etc - yes, it greatly helped and is without question. Did it sky rocket/change, turn us completely around. No - but it damn sure helped in other areas. No, he wants to raise the taxes because it didn't spark economic growth, it increased the deficit, and years and years and years of wars has to be paid for, just like when the tax rate was 88% or whatever. Be glad though he isn't increasing taxes, just removing a tax break that didn't work. The tax rate in 1963 was 91% in 75 it was 70% in 93-2000 it was 39%. I would say 39% seems to be a pretty damn good to me, yes.. |
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Yes you have bitched many times about there still being troops over there, I'll stand right next to you and bitch about that. Where we disagree is who/what you blame for the troops still being there. Again, who sent us to war in multiple countries at once? Was it Obama or Bush? At least Obama has set into motion the plan of action to bring them home, if McCain had won, we'd have more then triple that number of troops over there. That was his plan as he stated during his campaign. When did the democrats take over the house... according to you it was in 2006. Gas prices skyrocketed in the yrs preceding that, based on the simple logic of the following, if the Dems took over in 06, then before 06 it was the Republicans in charge. Do you remember the Economy under Clinton.. it was booming, national deficit was at a all time low. Republicans bitched because they felt we had a weak military, and yes I know Clinton cut way back on military budgets and so forth. Bush jr comes in and starts to build the military back up, re-directing as many funds towards that as he can scam. And to show the world we are still have the military might to match our swagger he does what? Oh yeah, sends us into multiple wars where we get our ass's handed to us, both over there and here at home. The economy has been in decline since we invaded. Now, what does the war have to do with the economy? 1st, is that a actual serious question or is my sarcasm meter broken today? Maybe the 7 trillion+ we have spent moving sand from one pile to another |
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