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Old 09-27-2009, 06:13 AM
 
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Will unemployment be fixed by 2011, and if so, will Obama get the credit?No and No
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Old 09-27-2009, 06:58 AM
 
Location: Live in NY, work in CT
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thanks for trying to contribute but this is not the bush thread you are 7 mos late as usual
It's what led to today so it is relevant, also, the point being that cheating is not limited to one party.

That said, I see it somehow being "fixed" to a degree but for cynical reasons. It seems these things always get fixed just in time for the next election. The lagging unemployment of the 91-93 recession corrected itself just in time for Americans to feel good by 1996 and get Clinton re-elected (though Dole was a pretty weak candidate too).

And in late 1983, news stories were talking just like today about how we are going to have years of high unemployment and suddenly, a year later, unemployment is about 40% lower and we have 7% annual GDP growth, just in time to give Reagan a 2nd term (though I admit that one probably wouldn't have mattered either way.....Mondale was one of the weakest Democratic candidates in history, right down there with McGovern).
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Old 09-27-2009, 11:46 AM
 
Location: Bella Vista, Ark
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It's what led to today so it is relevant, also, the point being that cheating is not limited to one party.

That said, I see it somehow being "fixed" to a degree but for cynical reasons. It seems these things always get fixed just in time for the next election. The lagging unemployment of the 91-93 recession corrected itself just in time for Americans to feel good by 1996 and get Clinton re-elected (though Dole was a pretty weak candidate too).

And in late 1983, news stories were talking just like today about how we are going to have years of high unemployment and suddenly, a year later, unemployment is about 40% lower and we have 7% annual GDP growth, just in time to give Reagan a 2nd term (though I admit that one probably wouldn't have mattered either way.....Mondale was one of the weakest Democratic candidates in history, right down there with McGovern).
this is still a question about unemployment and Obama. No one asked whose fault the recession is. there have been threads that would relate to your response, but not this one.

Nita
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