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A Majority of 49 Economists Dissatisfied with Obama Administration's Economic Policies!
Economists, huh. Seems like a bunch of securities dealers when you get right down to it. There's a reliable bunch for you. I notice that four out of five agree with Obama that now would be a good time to buy stocks. I wonder when the last time was that these guys suggested it would be a BAD time to buy stocks. The right-wing joke rolls on...
"Some economists were underwhelmed by the $787 billion stimulus package, with 43 percent saying the U.S. will need another stimulus package on the order of nearly $500 billion."
And lack thereof,
"Others were skeptical of the need for stimulus. "The package already passed was too much too late," said Dana Johnson of Comerica Bank."
Of course "other skeptical" isn't what Johnson said at all.
Reliable bunch, as in the sociopath popularity contest winner Paul Krugman who has been predicting high inflation throughout the 80's and doing the broken clock dance since 2002.
A Majority of 49 Economists Dissatisfied with Obama Administration's Economic Policies! (http://www.foxnews.com/politics/first100days/2009/03/11/obama-geithner-receive-failing-grades-latest-survey/ - broken link)
"The Obama team has blown it."
Your video of Obama and the money is hysterical!!!!
Your video of Obama and the money is hysterical!!!!
I second that!
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