I don't know about other Republicans, they can decide for themselves, but I'm not going to carelessly throw good money into a bad market. In fact, any type of investing and business dealings I'm doing currently are very calculated. And I'm unwilling to take risks that I took during the Bush years, risks that were win-win for a broad range of people. Being extra cautious is working, I'm making money. Of course, unlike the libs, we conservatives knew what would happen with Dems in office and prepared appropriately.
Does that mean that what I'm doing is hurting the economy? No doubt it's not helping, but I'm not going to compromise my family's security for the sake of a bunch of left-wing kooks (pardon the redundancy).
Look primitives, here's the scoop:
1) Republicans/conservatives are not going to participate to the extent that we normally would given we are in the midst of an economy created by an administration that we view correctly as being incompetent.
2) Republicans/conservatives knew what was going to happen with a Dem in office and we prepared. You didn't. Quit crying about not being intelligent enough to know, or being too proud to permit yourself to see, what was going to happen. It just makes you look more stupid than you already appear.
3) Republicans/conservatives realize that the wheels of change, especially in this country, turn slowly, and even moreso when it comes to economic foundations. If the gov't passes some liberal law to try and govern business, within very little time at all we are capable of finding 100 loopholes to legally circumvent what you dolts were hoping to accomplish. By the time you get around to finally plugging 50 of the 100 loopholes, we've found another 30 in the original law and have discovered 20 loopholes each in the 50 plugs you passed. We're too fast compared to how slowly gov't moves, and without a doubt we're too smart for you.
Libs, you don't stand a chance.
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