Successful 1st month in office...

Onceler said:
"Too bad it wasn't great for the economy....."

Um....bravo? The budget hasn't passed yet.
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Then you meant "the new budget WILL BE great for etc...."

Sorry....I didn't think we had enough money left for a budget too....:cof1:

His previous spending is quite a failure so far....
 
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bravo said:
Sorry....I didn't think we had enough money left for a budget too....:cof1:

His previous spending is quite a failure so far....
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His "previous spending?"

You mean the spending that Congress approved a little over a week ago...none of which has actually been spent yet?
 
Onceler said:
His "previous spending?"

You mean the spending that Congress approved a little over a week ago...none of which has actually been spent yet?
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Whats your point.....?

The proposed trillion dollar tax increase hasn't been enacted yet either, and today you've already seen Wall Street's reaction....

As a capitalist, you know what happens on Wall St. today is typically reaction to what they think our economy will be 6+ months in the future......
 
bravo said:
Whats your point.....?

The proposed trillion dollar tax increase hasn't been enacted yet either, and today you've already seen Wall Street's reaction....

As a capitalist, you know what happens on Wall St. today is typically reaction to what they think our economy will be 6+ months in the future......
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Really? I thought what happened today was a reaction to AIG losing $62 billion, and the GDP having the biggest drop in over a decade.

But thanks for the info...
 
Onceler said:
Really? I thought what happened today was a reaction to AIG losing $62 billion, and the GDP having the biggest drop in over a decade.

But thanks for the info...
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AIG's troubles are old news.....ironically, 6+ months old....

AIG's share prices fell over 95% to just $1.25 on September 16, 2008, from a 52-week high of $70.13. The company reported over $13.2 billion in losses in the first six months of the year.
On September 22, 2008, AIG was officially removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average.[23] An additional $37.8 billion loan was extended in October. As of October 24, AIG has drawn a total of $90.3 billion from the emergency loan, of a total $122.8 billion....
 
bravo said:
Ron Kiric.....

Another tax evader exposed by Obama.....

Damn...I'm beginning to like this new pres....

That makes 8 Dem CROOKS exposed in only 31 days

Rahm Emanuel
Charlie Rangle
Tom Daschle
Tim Geithner
Nancy Killefer
Hilda Solis
Al Franken
Ron Kiric
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Hey Bravo, another name you may want to "Google" is Adolfo Carrion.
 
bravo said:
AIG's troubles are old news.....ironically, 6+ months old....

AIG's share prices fell over 95% to just $1.25 on September 16, 2008, from a 52-week high of $70.13. The company reported over $13.2 billion in losses in the first six months of the year.
On September 22, 2008, AIG was officially removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average.[23] An additional $37.8 billion loan was extended in October. As of October 24, AIG has drawn a total of $90.3 billion from the emergency loan, of a total $122.8 billion....
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It's funny how lorax thinks he's clever but just looks uninformed.
 
bravo said:
Ron Kiric.....

Another tax evader exposed by Obama.....

Damn...I'm beginning to like this new pres....

That makes 8 Dem CROOKS exposed in only 31 days

Rahm Emanuel
Charlie Rangle
Tom Daschle
Tim Geithner
Nancy Killefer
Hilda Solis
Al Franken
Ron Kiric
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"Taxes. I don't pay no stinkin taxes. Taxes are for suckas!" - Words to live by if you are a politician.
 
The partisan hackery is amazing here. Not a one of you hacks puts your country ahead of your party. Not a one. Its no wonder we're in the sad shape we're in, all of you idiots are trying to out-politick eachother before even giving a rats ass about the country.
 
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