March 6th, 2010 by admin
We were promised Change and we were told that Senator Obama if elected would bring his team in and would be running on day one. We were promised that as President Obama would fix everything and fix our economy. So far, all President Obama has told us is that it is going to get worse before it gets better, just this statement alone has worsened consumer and investor confidence.
Is President Obama reneging on his promise for change and his guarantee that he would fix this economy (his first priority)? I believe the answer is that yes, he has reneged on his promise to the American People – specifically those that believed his political rhetoric and voted for him. For the rest of us, well, it’s okay, we didn’t expect anything from him anyway, so it’s no let down, we expected this.
Now many economists are following the President’s lead and telling us that the economy will not recover until 2012? That’s absolute nonsense. Further, maybe we should ask some of these so-called economists and apocalyptic dooms day’ers if they also have a Mayan Calendar in their office to tell them what day it is too?
It’s rather obvious that President Obama wants his first “Big Win” by passing this atrocious stimulus spending bill to seal his strength as a leader. So, he is talking down the economy and making it even worse and destroying consumer confidence in order to make this political play.
Now, I ask you is this the mark of a true leader that is truly concerned about the US Economy or is this a man who’d say anything to propel his political personal interests? The reason I ask is that I noticed a lot of stuff hidden in this $800 Billion Plus stimulus package that sure looked like political pay back to those who supported the then Senator Barack Obama during the election. Think on this, the evidence is there, I ask you to be honest with yourself, will you do that for me?
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What are 2012 Doomsday Believer investment strategies?
If you own a house, when will you sell? Lease or buy a car? When will you liquidate your assets, etc? Do you invest in firms with long-term business strategies?
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