like Paulson?Give me the money with no oversight ?That has worked well hasn't it?So when are all these bailouts supposed to fix the economy or is this just fixing the paychecks of the guys at the top? Sorry to Curm but you are blind.The economy got ruined on Bush's watch and Obama can only make it better because he is worried about the working population not the rich assholes that made this mess.He is absolutly the best shot this country has because his head and heart are in the right place and his priorities are right
Obama is only worried about Obama. So far he is only talk and we have yet to see anything that he can do to actually "change" things. In case you forget, there are a lot of "rich" democrats out there as well who have done very well under the policies currently in place. We continue to hand more and more power over to government and in the process they continue to dig deeper and deeper into our pockets. When will we ever learn that more government is not the answer, the private sector is much better at fixing themselves. Hoover and FDR created bigger government and it took a world war to get out of that mess. Do we need a repeat?
well..Obama has things going for him that a republican president doe'snt have....a large blindly group of followers that will believe he can do no wrong..and a liberal press that will put out significantly good reports even if the numbers don't match.
what Obama has going for him is a new administration with a new guy in charge who campaigned on helping the middleclass. It's a new chance.McCain would have been more of the same. Obama can't do any worse. It's that simple.
yes..i did...here's proof. I don't need to tell you what's going on two years later...and AFTER the dems controlled congress.
from the April 11, 2006 edition <SPACER type="BLOCK" height="14"></SPACER>
This good news about the breadth of job creation comes against a backdrop of labor-market anxiety that has persisted despite the economy's solid overall footing. Competition from imported goods, the threat of outsourcing services abroad, and a controversial influx of illegal laborers are just some of the forces that make many workers worried about their future.
Creating good jobs - the kinds that can keep American living standards rising - appears likely to remain a challenge. But the current employment picture at least indicates movement in a positive direction.
Obama does not have a "new" administration as most of them are repeats from eight years ago. What he has is a lack of experience when we need experience the most. Dick Morris predicts that his ratings will be as low as Bush's in four years time.
yeah...and what is'nt from 8 years ago..are products of the "chicago style political arena"...this should be an interesting administration to say the least.
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