Adequate that the RINO (the current “Republican” party filled with tea and neocon) IS responsible, with their “industry giants” for that unemployment, well, in the U.S…
Funny, unemployment is down from four years ago, and the huge job losses of the Bush years have turned into job gains. Unemployment is NOT better off than it was four years ago, here in reality anyway.
When Obama took office, we were losing jobs at a rate of 750,000 per month. Under Obama, that monthly job loss rate went down to the point where there were more net jobs created.-At the same time, in states newly controlled by Republicans, state govt jobs were cut, making the job situation worse.-My point was that under Bush, the stock market lost about 50% and has recovered under Obama. -While we don’t know much more about Willard’s economic policies than we know about his tax returns, what we do know indicates that his policies do not differ much from those of Bush.-Hence, my assertion that in a Willard administration, it is probable that the stock market will lose. A lot.
Now that things are going so well, the Fed has announced that it will buy $40 billion worth of bonds every month. Whew! I am so glad things are going so well with this economy.
Dtroutma over 11 years ago
Adequate that the RINO (the current “Republican” party filled with tea and neocon) IS responsible, with their “industry giants” for that unemployment, well, in the U.S…
ARodney over 11 years ago
Funny, unemployment is down from four years ago, and the huge job losses of the Bush years have turned into job gains. Unemployment is NOT better off than it was four years ago, here in reality anyway.
braindead Premium Member over 11 years ago
S&P 500:January 2001 1366-
February 2009 735
-Today 1438
-401(k) owners are better off. -If you really are enamored of that 735 number, by all means vote for the ChickenHawk.
braindead Premium Member over 11 years ago
When Obama took office, we were losing jobs at a rate of 750,000 per month. Under Obama, that monthly job loss rate went down to the point where there were more net jobs created.-At the same time, in states newly controlled by Republicans, state govt jobs were cut, making the job situation worse.-My point was that under Bush, the stock market lost about 50% and has recovered under Obama. -While we don’t know much more about Willard’s economic policies than we know about his tax returns, what we do know indicates that his policies do not differ much from those of Bush.-Hence, my assertion that in a Willard administration, it is probable that the stock market will lose. A lot.
sw10mm over 11 years ago
Now that things are going so well, the Fed has announced that it will buy $40 billion worth of bonds every month. Whew! I am so glad things are going so well with this economy.