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Another war for the Nobel Prize President!
Date Published: May 31, 2012 - 10:08 pm
Yeah, I know, you can't trust C-Net or download.com for files
anymore, but this is probably accurate.
There are a couple of interesting sidebar links in the main article
too.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-574446 ...
u.s-warns/
Looks to me like they're just trying another end run to get
authority to levy taxes on U.S. companies. To which "GO TO HELL" is
the only appropriate response.
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 7:42 am
No doubt it will be revised downward, just like March and April's
numbers:
http://hotair.com/archives/2012/06/01/j ...
es-to-8-2/
Not good, especially when considering the colleges and high schools
are letting out for the summer.
I listen to NPR to hear what kind of propaganda they're spewing
every day, and they were predicting 150K jobs created in May.
Dear Leader is off to do 6 fundraisers, today. Oh, and at last
night's fundraiser attendees were told to check their cell phones
at the door, again, like at other recent fundraisers. What, they're
afraid Dear Leader might have another "bitter clingers" moment?
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 7:29 am
Don't forget 1Q GDP growth was lowered to 1.9%. (and don't forget
that GDP INCLUDES government spending)...
kinda funny how the numbers are always announced in Obama's favor
and then are quietly revised worse a month or two later...
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 7:36 am
The spin on today's news will be interesting. So far the replies
from the White House and Congressional Dems has been tepid at best.
The stock market erased the gains for the entire year.
Harbingers of a second Obama term.

Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 9:13 am
I've long said that we were in a phony recovery/a bear market rally
and we would see a double dip recession... it's coming, it just
took a little longer than I thought it would.
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 9:33 am
I'm not sure if this is a second recession or just an economy
limping along yet never really recovering from the first recession.
We've seen a couple of years of first quarter growth followed by a
weakening in mid year and then flat for the rest of the year. All
the spending, TARP, stimulus, etc. have not solved the problem
because the public sector spending is not the answer. A robust
economy can only come from a growing private sector where
investment is made to make money. Making money in turn makes jobs.
And everyone benefits even the govt. with increased tax
revenues.
Yet the Democrats persist with Keynesian "solutions" that have
failed for 3 1/2 years. It's time to change the players to folks
that offer something more than free stuff and hope.
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 9:46 am
jokes wrote:I'm not sure if this is a second
recession or just an economy limping along yet never really
recovering from the first recession. We've seen a couple of
years of first quarter growth followed by a weakening in mid
year and then flat for the rest of the year. All the spending,
TARP, stimulus, etc. have not solved the problem because the
public sector spending is not the answer. A robust economy can
only come from a growing private sector where investment is
made to make money. Making money in turn makes jobs. And
everyone benefits even the govt. with increased tax revenues.
TARP, stimulus, etc artificially boosted the market and GDP.
Government spending is part of the GDP equation, so if government
spends dollarsignr1 trillion more and everything else stays the
same, GDP would grow by dollarsignr1 trillion. Given that
government spending HAS increased by dollarsignr1 trillion annually
since Obama took office and GDP has grown from dollarsignr14291 in
2008 to dollarsignr15094 in 2011, where has the majority of the
growth come from? Obviously, that dollarsignr1 trillion in new
government spending...
Meanwhile, because of regime uncertainty caused by stuff like
ObamasCare and the tens of billions in costly new regulations,
private institutions are refusing to invest their money... what
they are doing, is buying competitors and playing on the commodity
speculation markets, which further concentrates markets, causes
more layoffs and raises prices for consumers.
Like FDR, Obama's tinkering is harming the market rather than
helping it... just wait until the bottom falls out, like it did to
FDR in 1937. Only thing is, this time around, we aren't the world's
sole manufacturer to recover with. We're more Weimar Republic
today... unable to pay our existing debts and printing money
rapidly to try to pretend we can.
Yet the Democrats persist with Keynesian "solutions" that have
failed for 3 1/2 years. It's time to change the players to
folks that offer something more than free stuff and hope.
Keynesian economics has failed since even before Keynes "came up"
with it... it's been tried numerous times in the past and every
time it has EVER been tried, it has failed. Even Keynes himself
came to somewhat oppose his own theory when he realized that one of
the key predicates - that the government run a surplus in the good
times to make up for the deficit spending in the bad times - was
never going to occur.
I've never been able to get a Keynesian to give me one proven
success...
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 10:23 am
I hope Walker wins the recall election by a landslide! According to
a Marquette University Law School poll,
Walker is up by 7 points.
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 5:49 am
Was Barrett comparing the conditions for prison guards to those of
teachers?

Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 10:30 am
jokes wrote:Was Barrett comparing the conditions
for prison guards to those of teachers?
According to the teachers, the guards have it way better... I mean,
don't you know what a bunch of monsters kids are? It takes someone
with a lot of fortitude to be able to get up in front of a class of
12 year olds! You couldn't do the job! Why, you don't even have a
Masters in Education, so why are you even talking to them? You know
nothing about education! nothing!
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 10:55 am
I knew I shouldn't have read this. I have 2 words to offer
Swift Boat.
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 5:49 am
Melino wrote:I knew I shouldn't have read this. I
have 2 words to offer
Swift Boat.
You don't think there's a difference between someone that supported
a war and then changed his mind (something Romney and Kerry both
did)...
versus someone that nominated himself for purple hearts, including
for minor scratches, so they could return to the States and start a
political career by calling his fellow GIs murderers in the style
of Ghengis Khan?
Yep, Kerry served and Romney didn't, but since when has service
mattered to the left unless it's to point out a Republican didn't
serve?
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 7:32 am
When the Vietnam War started back in Kennedy's term many supported
helping a small country defend itself against the Communists. It
wasn't until LBJ escalated the war and the US de facto took it over
that many decided that this was a war we shouldn't be in and
couldn't win and the corrupt Saigon govt. wasn't worth saving at
the cost of so much American blood and treasure.
Stark parallels to today's Afghanistan War just without the draft..
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 9:17 am
You don't think there's a difference between someone that
supported a war and then changed his mind
and or someone who dodged the war and avoided his service training
while on abender?
Please STOP making Dubya out to be a saint when he isn't.
Date Published: Jun 01, 2012 - 11:52 am