Honestly, what do you think conservatives will do when Obama wins in November?
American☆Atheist
2012/07/17 03:03:43
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Top Opinion
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+53They will suck it up and have to suffer with all the other dumb sheeple that voted for his sorry Marxist ass! You idiots really need to do some research on his Communist ties, family members involved with Communism..I bet most of your Liberal asses never studied about William Ayers, a man that was involved with Weather Underground, study Saul Alinskey, a Communist community organizer? Black Liberation Theology? Study about the Communist Czars? Enjoy your Communism, Idiots!!! LMAO
Just because you clowns hold Liberal Arts degrees doesn't give you a leg up on IQ.
In fact, these LA fields are areas where everything is subjective. Not real science.
Also, IQ is always capitalized (see APA, MLA, Chicago, and Greggs Manual).
Go back to playing Angry Birds, Farmville, or whatever you were doing.
Mexico does have a lower tax rate on Corporations so it would be a win-win.
Oh, wait. I'm doing that already.
BTW, the economy remarks was hilarious.
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In the wake of a recession that began roughly seven weeks after President Bush took office, America experienced six years of uninterrupted economic growth and a record 52 straight months of job creation that produced more than 8 million new jobs. During the Bush presidency, the unemployment rate averaged 5.3 percent. We saw labor-productivity gains that averaged 2.5 percent annually — a rate that exceeds the averages of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Real after-tax income per capita increased by more than 11 percent. And from 2000 to 2007, real GDP grew by more than 17 percent, a gain of nearly $2.1 trillion.
As for Obama’s claim that Bush “turned a budget surplus into a deficit”: by January 2001, when Bush was inaugurated, the budget surpluses were already evaporating as the economy was skidding toward recession (it officially began in March 2001). Combined with the devastating economic effects of 9/11, when we lost around 1 million jobs over 90 days, the surplus went into deficit.
Rather than whine incessantly about the situation, President Bush proposed policies that triggered the kind of sustained growth that saw the deficit fall to 1 percent of GDP ($162 billion) by...
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In the wake of a recession that began roughly seven weeks after President Bush took office, America experienced six years of uninterrupted economic growth and a record 52 straight months of job creation that produced more than 8 million new jobs. During the Bush presidency, the unemployment rate averaged 5.3 percent. We saw labor-productivity gains that averaged 2.5 percent annually — a rate that exceeds the averages of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Real after-tax income per capita increased by more than 11 percent. And from 2000 to 2007, real GDP grew by more than 17 percent, a gain of nearly $2.1 trillion.
As for Obama’s claim that Bush “turned a budget surplus into a deficit”: by January 2001, when Bush was inaugurated, the budget surpluses were already evaporating as the economy was skidding toward recession (it officially began in March 2001). Combined with the devastating economic effects of 9/11, when we lost around 1 million jobs over 90 days, the surplus went into deficit.
Rather than whine incessantly about the situation, President Bush proposed policies that triggered the kind of sustained growth that saw the deficit fall to 1 percent of GDP ($162 billion) by 2007.
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I would say it is time we get back to business instead of this trepid under 2% growth and history making unemployment rate.
We are now at 1.5 Growth, how much longer are you going to support failure?
"The recession that began in March 2001 is assumed to end in the first quarter of calendar year 2002." This was later revised to November 2001.
http://www.cbo.gov/sites/defa...
It's official: 2001 recession only lasted eight months.
http://www.usatoday.com/money...
If you are voting you should know what you are talking about, especially in such a dismal economic situation. Keynesian economics does not work and has failed everywhere it has been implemented (i.e. Greece).