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My Apologies: The White House is Always the Last to Know

Rob Constitution Wrote: Jul 31, 2012 12:45 PM
Obama and his administration, if given 4 more years, will "help" this country right over the cliff and into oblivion. Knowingly "investing" money with a negative return is only something our government would do. The rest of us out in flyover country who are busy "building" businesses know better than to invest a $1 to get back cents. Why do so many have so hard a time understanding such obvious tenets of economics?
traitorbill Wrote: Jul 31, 2012 12:54 PM
But it's all in the name of fairness. And Obama knows, with pure wisdom, what fairness is.
MoreFreedom Wrote: Jul 31, 2012 12:54 PM
Unfortunately, Romney plans to continue the government spending increases every year if he's elected. He finally endorsed a spending plan (the Ryan Plan) which not only increases spending every year (admittedly slower than Obama or the Democrats would like), it doesn't balance until 2040 (which means never considering the length of terms in office) and continues to increase debt. To address this, Romney hasn't ruled out a VAT tax.

You can bet the economy will remain in the doldrums regardless of who's elected. We might as well re-elect Obama. At least fiscal conservatives will make gains in Congress in 2014 and 2016, rather than Democrats like when we had Bush (who's much like Romney).
Colonialgirl Wrote: Jul 31, 2012 4:59 PM
Wow, Another leftwing nutter Troll spewing its brand of nonsense. Please grasp you ears, tug formly and see if you can dislodge your head from the nether passage way.
RAY USA Wrote: Jul 31, 2012 6:42 PM
This nation won't survive 4 more years of Obama. If you think Obama and Romney are the same, please take a course in macro economics.
james207 Wrote: Jul 31, 2012 8:36 PM
Would that cover cranial, rectal insertion ?

Dear Fannie Mae,

It’s not you; it’s them.

The other day I wrote in a column, The Reddest of All Presidents, that a “host of economists, who always seem to be the last to know, have cut GDP growth forecasts recently, in light of rising unemployment and falling manufacturing output. The latest to see the light at the end of the tunnel in its proper context as a speeding train coming right at us is Fannie Mae’s chief economist, Doug Duncan. Fannie Mae always seems to be the last-est of the last to know.”

Please accept my apologies, Mr....

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