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Did you visit the link? It doesn't make Barry look good, everything is going in the wrong direction under his so called leadership.
Yes, I visited the link. My purpose was to point out that some things cannot be measured with numbers and that we are worse off in those areas as well.
Any statistician can manipulate and present numbers in such a manner as to prove a point.
At first I thought the thread was going to be a statistic and in my opinion, statistics are a “fools” proof. These numbers are hard and factual, and Barry says there is no inflation.
(There’s a sucker born every minute) Good stuff, thanks!
I think what Barack Hussein Obama is trying to say is that these numbers would have been worse if anyone other than him was elected POTUS. That Obama, he should have received the Nobel ESP Prize too. (Jobs saved/money saved/nations saved/economy saved/freedom gone!)
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BHO had a choice to make. Let the economy collapse, or stimulate it. Any other person would've had to make the same choice.
You do know food prices are up due to natural disasters, right? So those food prices blamed on Obama means that he is God and can control the weather.
Four main factors are seen as driving prices higher: weather, higher demand, smaller yields and crops diverted to biofuels. Volatile weather patterns often attributed to climate change are wreaking havoc with some harvests. Heavy rains in Australia damaged wheat to the extent that much of its usually high-quality crop has been downgraded to feed, experts noted.
Ah hell with it, you're right, let's just blame Obama.
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