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Originally posted by Duster6:
Two car dealerships close to where I live just closed their doors and about 120 people are out of work. One car dealership said they were like $16 million in the red. It disgust me knowing that these banks and credit card companies caused this problem. It is sad that our President did nothing about it and I'm afraid this problem may be bigger then Obama thinks it is. It is going to get much worse before it gets better. The only good thing that might come out of this is that the people that lost just about everthing might have learned their lesson from all of this. If you want it but don't need it then don't get it.

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Originally posted by Ira1945:
EUPHORIC FEELING, NOT!!

DOW 8,282.66 down -411.30

ELECTION DAY BIGGEST DROP IN ELECTION HISTORY

CLOSE TO 60 MILLION DID NOT VOTE FOR HIM

VICTORY YES, LANDSLIDE NO WAY, NOW THE TRICKSTER HAS TO KEEP HIS PROMISES, WATCH HIM BAIL OUT DETROIT TO SATISFY THE UNIONS, WATCH HIM CLOSE GITMO TO SATISFY THE ACLU

WATCH INTEREST RATE CLIMB,WATCH YOUR DOLLAR KEEP DROPPING, WATCH JOBS DROP

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Originally posted by KJ1110:

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Originally posted by Duster6:
Two car dealerships close to where I live just closed their doors and about 120 people are out of work. One car dealership said they were like $16 million in the red. It disgust me knowing that these banks and credit card companies caused this problem. It is sad that our President did nothing about it and I'm afraid this problem may be bigger then Obama thinks it is. It is going to get much worse before it gets better. The only good thing that might come out of this is that the people that lost just about everthing might have learned their lesson from all of this. If you want it but don't need it then don't get it.

I hate to concur on this, but you've pretty much summed it up for me as well!

And I agree that it's (not only) bigger then PE Obama thinks it is, but bigger than ANYBODY thinks it is!

We're all like an Ant looking up at a Brontosaurus; it's just too much to take in all at once and well beyond the ability of the vast majority of us to comprehend!

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Originally posted by crzymdc:
Folks, posting in all caps does not give your point validity, it makes you look like a fool.
Pres(E) Obama has had that title for nine days as of this post. He is not personaly responsible for all of the country's woes.
So if criticizing Pres Bush in any way counts as BDS, what do we call this rabid and frankly pathetic hatred for Pres(E) Obama that has suddenly popped up?

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Originally posted by itismarine:
While personally never having a warm and fuzzy about the President-elect to lose, I'd say our economic woes can be traced back to a comment made by Mother Teresa when she spoke at Harvard in 1982. She said that the United States was one of the most morally and spiritually backrupt countries in the world. When a nation turns its back on God, evil will prevail.

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Originally posted by threerings:

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Originally posted by KJ1110:

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Originally posted by Duster6:
Two car dealerships close to where I live just closed their doors and about 120 people are out of work. One car dealership said they were like $16 million in the red. It disgust me knowing that these banks and credit card companies caused this problem. It is sad that our President did nothing about it and I'm afraid this problem may be bigger then Obama thinks it is. It is going to get much worse before it gets better. The only good thing that might come out of this is that the people that lost just about everthing might have learned their lesson from all of this. If you want it but don't need it then don't get it.

I hate to concur on this, but you've pretty much summed it up for me as well!

And I agree that it's (not only) bigger then PE Obama thinks it is, but bigger than ANYBODY thinks it is!

We're all like an Ant looking up at a Brontosaurus; it's just too much to take in all at once and well beyond the ability of the vast majority of us to comprehend!

It is no more complex then this: The dem party bought and paid for votes with the tax dollars of working Americans. Bill Clinton FORCED banks ( and for certain the banks didn't put up enough of a fight) to make loans to low income people who would NEVER be able to repay the loans. Several GOP members stood up and tried to fight this, only to be shot down. Bush made weak ineffective attempt to stop this..

The GOP watched the DEMS buying the votes of poor people and instead of fighting it, they went right along, for the most part.

Well, now the solution is easy: LET THE BANKS FAIL. LET THE AUTO MAKERS FAIL.

In the short term that is going to hurt. It is NOT going to win votes.

But it is not only the BEST way, it might be the ONLY way out of this short of WWIII.

Instead our "fearless" leaders are acting like the hacks they are and attempting to throw unthinkable amounts of cash at a problem that cannot be solved with any amount of money.

On top of that Obama wants to RAISE taxes on business?

The perfect storm to destroy America.

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Originally posted by xavierob82:
It's going to take at least 1-2 years for President Obama to fix Bush's mess.

Pointless wars, Osama Bin Laden uncaptured, massive deficits, debt = the GOP Legacy.