Regan's double dip the only one in U.S. Historty!

Jarod

Jarod

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The double economic dip the United States experienced in the early 80's is the only one in U.S. history. Now conservatives are calling for a second one, is this sour grapes?

The economic recovery we are currently experiencing is slowing, but its not a double dip! A slow steady recovery is what is good for the United States, thats what we are experiencing.
 
Jarod said:
The double economic dip the United States experienced in the early 80's is the only one in U.S. history. Now conservatives are calling for a second one, is this sour grapes?

The economic recovery we are currently experiencing is slowing, but its not a double dip! A slow steady recovery is what is good for the United States, thats what we are experiencing.
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Jarod said:
The double economic dip the United States experienced in the early 80's is the only one in U.S. history. Now conservatives are calling for a second one, is this sour grapes?

The economic recovery we are currently experiencing is slowing, but its not a double dip! A slow steady recovery is what is good for the United States, thats what we are experiencing.
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why you have to bring up reagan is beyond me

further, name a republican "calling" for a double dip, let alone a second one

right now it may not be a double dip, but many experts are predicting it COULD become one
 
It always COULD be a double dip.... I bring up Reagan, because my point is that if it does happen, its not necessarly President Obama's fault, just like it was not necessarly Reagan's fault, and I feel using him as an example might well bring the point home to those who consider Reagan a God!

Its always in the rhelm of possabilities. I know you are salavating at the idea, but its unlikely, sorry!
 
Jarod said:
It always COULD be a double dip.... I bring up Reagan, because my point is that if it does happen, its not necessarly President Obama's fault, just like it was not necessarly Reagan's fault, and I feel using him as an example might well bring the point home to those who consider Reagan a God!

Its always in the rhelm of possabilities. I know you are salavating at the idea, but its unlikely, sorry!
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fuck off jarod, i do not want a double dip

obama owns this economy more than reagan, obama has had a more direct influence via stimulus etc on the economy than reagan
 
Yurt said:
fuck off jarod, i do not want a double dip

obama owns this economy more than reagan, obama has had a more direct influence via stimulus etc on the economy than reagan
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I see... so Reagan's double dip = not his fault.
The one you project that President Obama will suffer = his fault.
 
Jarod said:
It always COULD be a double dip.... I bring up Reagan, because my point is that if it does happen, its not necessarly President Obama's fault, just like it was not necessarly Reagan's fault, and I feel using him as an example might well bring the point home to those who consider Reagan a God!

Its always in the rhelm of possabilities. I know you are salavating at the idea, but its unlikely, sorry!
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you are such an idiot....

Again... the double dip people refer to in the 1980's started under Carter in early 1980 (which along with the Iran hostage crisis got his ass kicked in the election). There was about 10-12 months of growth and then the second dip came.

You clearly have no idea what you are talking about when you say the odds of a double dip are unlikely right now. The odds are greater for the double dip than not at this point. Especially when you factor in what is going on in Europe and China right now.
 
When all I get in responce is name calling and unintlegent responces, I consider that I scored a political point.

Thanks
 
Topspin said:
It's gonna stay the only double dip as we ain't having it.
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I hope you are correct.... but the fundamentals and the technicals are all pointing downhill right now.

Do you see anything turning that around?

Europe?

China?

Our Credit market?

Our real estate market?

Seriously... I would like to know what you think the driving force for economic growth is going to be.
 
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