What was your favorite part of the hope and change? (drugs, Barack Obama)
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07 and 08 were also the years of the housing meltdown, I am an interior designer, and as such, my business is directly tied to the housing market.
Yes - and the housing meltdown was caused by Democrats like Barack Obama who supported aggresive enforcement of the Community Reinvestment Act and caused high risk loans to be made to people who could not afford them - who subsequently foreclosed.
Barack Obama was part of the Democratic congress that refused to reform Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae when President Bush sounded the warning bells.
Why would you support someone who wants to continue the same bad policies that got us into this mess in the first place?
If your business is doing well, it is in spite of obama's policies, not because of them. This country will begin to heal and grow like crazy the day after the election. obama will experience amazing growth from Nov 7th until he moves out in January.
Once he loses, the economy will immediately explode. Big business will begin investing and it will have a snowball effect. The state of the economy in this country will show vast improvement within six months of the election. No longer will business fear a communist regime and start spending money once again.
People will appreciate this country once stimy is gone. It will be like removing a wart from your nose..
Yep - electing Mitt Romney will produce real hope - and real change - well before he ever is inaugarated.
His election represents the shackles coming off and the American people being free once again.
Hope that conservatives would finally pick up a dictionary and discover that 10 letter word, "compromise" and it's meaning,
and that they would change their obstructionism tactics to cooperation.
[quote=Harrier;26570346]Yes - and the housing meltdown was caused by Democrats like Barack Obama who supported aggresive enforcement of the Community Reinvestment Act and caused high risk loans to be made to people who could not afford them - who subsequently foreclosed.
Barack Obama was part of the Democratic congress that refused to reform Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae when President Bush sounded the warning bells.
Why would you support someone who wants to continue the same bad policies that got us into this mess in the first place?[/quote]
Why in the world are you asking me anything?
I woke up the morning of January 20, 2009 and went for a walk in the neighborhood. There was something in the air that was different that morning. It was more or less as if we had embarked on a new dimension. The flowers looked more colorful, the air seemed purer, the trees looked greener. I saw blacks, whites, Asians, all getting along and talking to each other in my neighborhood. The postman had a big smile on his face that day. It was the beginning of a new era.
I woke up the morning of January 20, 2009 and went for a walk by the neighborhood. There was something in the air that was different that morning. It was more or less as if we had embarked on a new dimension. The flowers looked more colorful, the air seemed purer, the trees looked greener. I saw blacks, whites, Asians, all getting along and talking to each other in my neighborhood. The postman had a big smile on his face that day. It was the beginning of a new era.
Keeping McCain out of the White House and avoiding the Iran War and invasion of Syria and North Africa
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