delldude
Veteran
I don't think I said we should eliminate coal; if you were referring to my post.
Was referring to the dude you elected......
I don't think I said we should eliminate coal; if you were referring to my post.
Despite YOUR polls, care to gives us (just) the Initials of the "new" POTUS in 2012 ?
(Let me reply in advance to your reply.)
NO I didn't think you would/can !
I was hoping yes. That was my hope and change. All that is left is change in my pocket....thanks to people like you. Elections have consequences, fortunately people have awaken from hypnotic hopey changee dream and been slapped with reality with a pink slip.You were one of the ones predicting his loss in the last election.
Typical liberal garbage yet again. Your obviously way to young to know any of this, Reagan came in and cleaned up the mess your progressive liberal god Carter left behind. I dont recall anyone saying anything except "thank god" that we had Reagan and Carter was out. Hopefully we will have someone just as effective to clean up the mess your messiah Obama has left behind as well.You sound exactly like the naysayers of your god; Ronald Reagan, after his first year in office. You are parroting the same lines used then. Of course he was a loser, one term President...
Your obviously way to young to know any of this
Reagan came in and cleaned up the mess your progressive liberal god Carter left behind. I dont recall anyone saying anything except "thank god" that we had Reagan and Carter was out. Hopefully we will have someone just as effective to clean up the mess your messiah Obama has left behind as well.
Historically, presidents are rarely made or broken by their first year, and in that sense it is not a good barometer of how they will fare for reelection. Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush had splendid first years and enjoyed high popularity; they lost in landslides after a single term in office. By contrast, two-term presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton had troubled first years and didn't hit their strides until much later. Source
You obviously have no idea how old I am.
At the time, I was a member of the Republican party. You may be too young (or blinded) to know that Ronnie was a Democrat that jumped parties.
Now, back to my original post/thought:
You may want to keep your joy in check. History does tend to repeat itself...
Of course, you may be too young to know that.
One thing that is significantly different then back then is that we are in a deep recession (depression) and will be for a while due to Obama and the new administration.
Meet The Press Feb 7, 2010MR. GREGORY: When is the recession over then?
MR. GREENSPAN: The recession is over. It bottomed back in the middle of last year. And while it doesn't have the strong momentum I had hoped it would have, strangely, because of the fact that we had such a strong fourth quarter, which was essentially using up a lot of the latent power of events, which was the gradual reduction in the rate of decline in inventories. We did it all in the fourth quarter, and we since--we shot our ammunition. So it's going to be a slow, trudging thing, but I do think we're going to be moving forward. And, as Hank says, the issue here is basically innovation. Innovation by definition is not forecastable, so we don't know where the jobs are coming from. We don't know how this market is exactly in terms of dynamics going to move forward. But we know that this process is under way, and there's every reason to believe that it will continue to do so.
Haha what a joke, Mr rose colored glasses Greenspan has been wrong about everything so far. If the recession is over answer this? Why are people still losing jobs? Why are banks still failing? Why has the (economic building blocks) small business growth stalled? You think its bad now just wait, weve seen just the tip of the iceburg.Do you have to make things up to have something to complain about?
Meet The Press Feb 7, 2010
The economy will experience very strong growth in 2010. The unemployment rate, which is a lagging economic indicator, will drop slightly in 2010, and continue that trend going into 2011. People will be happy with the direction the country has taken and re-elect your President.
Back to the topic of the thread:
I support building more nuclear power plants in my state.
If the recession is over answer this? Why are people still losing jobs? Why are banks still failing? Why has the (economic building blocks) small business growth stalled?
linkEconomic and financial-market indicators which tend to change only after an economy has already changed, or has begun to follow a particular pattern or trend. They trail behind (usually by six months) the overall economic cycle instead of moving with it (as coincident indicators do) or moving ahead of it (as leading indicators do). Major lagging indicators include the unemployment rate, outstanding consumer loans, outstanding business loans [read bank failures] business spending, business profits, book value of business inventories, unit labor costs, and consumer price index (CPI).
You sound like you could be a progressive in the Democratic Party. Welcome aboard.I support more Nuklear Plants, Clean Coal Technology, T. Boone Pickens plan to have all Semi's running on natural gas, Drilling now and Drilling Deep, and working on Green Energy on the side ! Oh..............and building more refinerys !
http://www.pickensplan.com/act/thankyou.php
Basic liberal (embarrassing) fantasy land economics is what you meant. Just like the term "jobless recovery". It isn't a recovery without job growth.I guess I will have to post a definition of a lagging indicator for you to understand this simple concept in basic economics:
Lagging Indicators
Definition
link
You sound like you could be a progressive in the Democratic Party. Welcome aboard.
I support more Nuklear Plants, Clean Coal Technology, T. Boone Pickens plan to have all Semi's running on natural gas, Drilling now and Drilling Deep, and working on Green Energy on the side ! Oh..............and building more refinerys !
http://www.pickensplan.com/act/thankyou.php