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4. Banks on the FDIC problem list - 3rd Q 2006 - 47; today 860 (http://www.freep.com/article/20101123/BUSINESS07/101123043/1002/business - broken link)
4. Banks on the FDIC problem list - 3rd Q 2006 - 47; today 860 (http://www.freep.com/article/20101123/BUSINESS07/101123043/1002/business - broken link)
And here are some statistics you won't ever hear on Fox. Nothing started 3 years ago. More like 10. That's when we fell off the cliff. We need to look back to that time to understand what went wrong.
Whats your point, think we have things so great right now, hardly think so. Gees, think Obama has done us up a bang up job, hardly think so. Great Economy Ha.
The Dems are not a spendthrift orgainization, more like spend spend and lets spend some more.
How are we ever goign to turn this around? with a President whom does not think that we have a problem to begin with, have to admit there is a problem, don't ya think.
4. Banks on the FDIC problem list - 3rd Q 2006 - 47; today 860 (http://www.freep.com/article/20101123/BUSINESS07/101123043/1002/business - broken link)
Despite the words of the government that we are OK - we really aren't. Don't be fooled. We have done nothing to turn this around.
(... from dailymarkets.com)
First, all of these stats are available from the government. Where do you think your links got these numbers?
Second, you need more substantial proof than statistics to prove your assertion. Otherwise, I can compare statistics between 1933 and 2010 and say that things are BETTER now than then. But that's just stupid.
4. Banks on the FDIC problem list - 3rd Q 2006 - 47; today 860 (http://www.freep.com/article/20101123/BUSINESS07/101123043/1002/business - broken link)
Despite the words of the government that we are OK - we really aren't. Don't be fooled. We have done nothing to turn this around.
(... from dailymarkets.com)
Hmmmm. Comparing statistics between the last pretty good economic year with statistics from the depths of a major recession. Hmmmmm.
Who woulda thunk all that would happen?
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