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Offline USA4ME

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CNBC Market Watch is almost as anti Obama as Fox.
« on: October 14, 2008, 01:50:03 PM »
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CNBC Market Watch is almost as anti Obama as Fox.

Trying to spread Obama panic like McCain and Palin. Saying that the rich will suffer the most if Obama wins. Saying that the market will keep on crashing if the democrats take charge of the country. The poor have suffered for 8 years but there is little mention of that.

Do the CNBC/Wall Street hacks not remember that the country was in far better shape than it is now, when the republicans took charge in 2001? I guess not.

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That's because it's true, the market will not like what Hussein has to offer.  That's not even up for discussion.

Let's examine the history of the Clinton years.



Note when Clinton became prez and the Dems controlled Congress in 93/94 the stock market went virtually flat. He was attacking tobacco and pharmy companies and trying to nationalize 1/7th of the US economy via socialized medicine.

Note the market after the 94 elections and "GOP controls Congress." WHOOOSH!! Clinton could no longer harass corps, and money flowed like water into the economy.

BHO gets in and doesn't want a decreasing or flat economy, he better cater to people who have money. The overwhelming majority of BHO followers don't have major capital, they can't even hope to make up the smallest portion of the difference of those who don't want anything to do with BHO.

That's right, you BHO followers, Clinton had to learn the hard way. Money talks. If BHO wins the office and doesn't kick you freaks to the curb and break your necks with his boots, he'll go down with you.

Promise.  :-)

But this type of information is so far beyond their realm of understanding, it's a waste of time to even try and get them to comprehend.

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Re: CNBC Market Watch is almost as anti Obama as Fox.
« Reply #1 on: October 15, 2008, 10:39:37 AM »
Don't forget the HALVING of the NASDAQ in the last 8 months and the recession of the Clinton administration.
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Re: CNBC Market Watch is almost as anti Obama as Fox.
« Reply #2 on: October 15, 2008, 11:34:47 AM »
They're anti-Obama because they employ people with at least a basic understanding of economics.
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Re: CNBC Market Watch is almost as anti Obama as Fox.
« Reply #3 on: October 15, 2008, 02:51:35 PM »
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CNBC Market Watch is almost as anti Obama as Fox.

Trying to spread Obama panic like McCain and Palin. Saying that the rich will suffer the most if Obama wins.

Isn't that exactly why you turd garglers are voting for him?
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Re: CNBC Market Watch is almost as anti Obama as Fox.
« Reply #4 on: October 15, 2008, 05:37:37 PM »
Isn't that exactly why you turd garglers are voting for him?

You beat me to it.

How many DU threads could one find where the DUmmies are demanding that the rich* are taxed at 90-110%.

*rich = Those with more money than the speaker.