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Four more years of what?
Record debt? High unemployment? High gas prices?
Four more years of being a weakening superpower on the precipice of decline and bankruptcy?
Four more years of record-high food stamps and disability claims among public sector workers?
Four more years of nullifying shareholders' rights to appease the unions?
Four more years of flouting federal laws and statutes to advance a political agenda?
Four more years of contributing to moral decline and promoting government dependency?
Who in their right mind would want "four more years" of the Audacity of "Nope"?
Even Obama isn't running on his record.
3 comments:
Hi there,
I think I see where most of this is coming from. But I do have a question about one phrase:
"Four more years of nullifying shareholders' rights to appease the unions?"
What do you have in mind when you say this?
I can't help but think of how well the Stock Market has done since The Crash which happened just as Bush left office (and just as Obama took office). I would think that shareholders should be happy.
A1152 - The GM bailout in which the Obama gov't over-rode the legal rights of shareholders in favor of union workers.
Yes, the stock market is up, due largely to the pumping going on. The Fed is hoping it boosts consumer confidence and gets the economy kick-started.
You do understand that the "Prez" ain't in control unless Congress allows it - right?
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