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And countless economic reports have "unexpectedly" been revised to show even more problematic outcomes
Is "unexpectedly" the new word for incompetence? What can Barack Obama possibly campaign on, if his Administration can't be "expected" to get things right the first time around?
And countless economic reports have "unexpectedly" been revised to even more problematic outcomes
Is "unexpectedly" the new word for incompetence? What can Barack Obama possibly campaign on, if his Administration can't be "expected" to get things right the first time around?
This is strange, especially since we can expect that our "utility bills will necessarily skyrocket."
We can expect that the plant closings caused by the EPA and the NLRB will continue to hobble the jobs picture.
We can expect that attacks on capital and capitalists will contribute to a continuing strike against new investments in America.
How dumb do you have to be, to not connect the dots between these policies and their natural result?
What is truly unexpected is how well the economy is standing up to the Obama assault.
Obama and the Democrats will "unexpectedly" lose big in 2012.
Yep, I think so too. The totality of the circumstances....including this Administration's bungled economic rescue attemp....dictates that he'll be a One Term President. I'm convinced.
and in what world do you live where mccain and his empty headed running mate could have turn this around? we were in a ditch way before obama. you all are in for another 4 years with what you have to run.
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