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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
JohnH wrote:
On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:00:54 -0400, Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 22:56:39 GMT, JohnH wrote: Funny how it was Bush's fault when gas prices went up, but I don't hear a lot of praise for him as prices go down. If we did that we'd have to praise him for the financial crisis as well. I don't think so. Well, he was blamed when the demand was high. He got the demand lowered. Seems like the silver lining, wouldn't you say? If this financial criss was caused by President Bush why did the market start to go down at the end of nancy pelosi 100 days when she said she was going to change the world but did nothing. The congress has been warned for years that they must do something about the mortgage mess that bill clinton created when he demanded the industry provide loans to deadbeats. polisi and the other old line democrats blocked every attempt to review the regulations. Now obama is spending nearly 1 BILLION DOLLARS to buy this election to give us more of the old socialistic ideas that historically have failed and made things worse. Has anyone wonder who is contributing all of that money. I don't suppose it is coming from the many terrorist groups that would love to see America destroyed. |
#12
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
Keith nuttle wrote:
JohnH wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:00:54 -0400, Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 22:56:39 GMT, JohnH wrote: Funny how it was Bush's fault when gas prices went up, but I don't hear a lot of praise for him as prices go down. If we did that we'd have to praise him for the financial crisis as well. I don't think so. Well, he was blamed when the demand was high. He got the demand lowered. Seems like the silver lining, wouldn't you say? If this financial criss was caused by President Bush why did the market start to go down at the end of nancy pelosi 100 days when she said she was going to change the world but did nothing. The congress has been warned for years that they must do something about the mortgage mess that bill clinton created when he demanded the industry provide loans to deadbeats. polisi and the other old line democrats blocked every attempt to review the regulations. Now obama is spending nearly 1 BILLION DOLLARS to buy this election to give us more of the old socialistic ideas that historically have failed and made things worse. Has anyone wonder who is contributing all of that money. I don't suppose it is coming from the many terrorist groups that would love to see America destroyed. If Obama is elected, I hope it causes you so much angst you burst a blood vessel. You deserve it. |
#13
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
Boater wrote:
Keith nuttle wrote: JohnH wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:00:54 -0400, Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 22:56:39 GMT, JohnH wrote: Funny how it was Bush's fault when gas prices went up, but I don't hear a lot of praise for him as prices go down. If we did that we'd have to praise him for the financial crisis as well. I don't think so. Well, he was blamed when the demand was high. He got the demand lowered. Seems like the silver lining, wouldn't you say? If this financial criss was caused by President Bush why did the market start to go down at the end of nancy pelosi 100 days when she said she was going to change the world but did nothing. The congress has been warned for years that they must do something about the mortgage mess that bill clinton created when he demanded the industry provide loans to deadbeats. polisi and the other old line democrats blocked every attempt to review the regulations. Now obama is spending nearly 1 BILLION DOLLARS to buy this election to give us more of the old socialistic ideas that historically have failed and made things worse. Has anyone wonder who is contributing all of that money. I don't suppose it is coming from the many terrorist groups that would love to see America destroyed. If Obama is elected, I hope it causes you so much angst you burst a blood vessel. You deserve it. Does the country as a whole deserve it? Do succeeding generations deserve the damage caused by an Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Ginsburg run government? |
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote: Keith nuttle wrote: JohnH wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:00:54 -0400, Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 22:56:39 GMT, JohnH wrote: Funny how it was Bush's fault when gas prices went up, but I don't hear a lot of praise for him as prices go down. If we did that we'd have to praise him for the financial crisis as well. I don't think so. Well, he was blamed when the demand was high. He got the demand lowered. Seems like the silver lining, wouldn't you say? If this financial criss was caused by President Bush why did the market start to go down at the end of nancy pelosi 100 days when she said she was going to change the world but did nothing. The congress has been warned for years that they must do something about the mortgage mess that bill clinton created when he demanded the industry provide loans to deadbeats. polisi and the other old line democrats blocked every attempt to review the regulations. Now obama is spending nearly 1 BILLION DOLLARS to buy this election to give us more of the old socialistic ideas that historically have failed and made things worse. Has anyone wonder who is contributing all of that money. I don't suppose it is coming from the many terrorist groups that would love to see America destroyed. If Obama is elected, I hope it causes you so much angst you burst a blood vessel. You deserve it. Does the country as a whole deserve it? Do succeeding generations deserve the damage caused by an Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Ginsburg run government? Of course not. But the whole country isn't making up nonsense about Obama and socialism, or saying the sort of off the wall ugly stuff Palin and McCain and some of their supporters are uttering. |
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
"Keith nuttle" wrote in message ... JohnH wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:00:54 -0400, Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 22:56:39 GMT, JohnH wrote: Funny how it was Bush's fault when gas prices went up, but I don't hear a lot of praise for him as prices go down. If we did that we'd have to praise him for the financial crisis as well. I don't think so. Well, he was blamed when the demand was high. He got the demand lowered. Seems like the silver lining, wouldn't you say? If this financial criss was caused by President Bush why did the market start to go down at the end of nancy pelosi 100 days when she said she was going to change the world but did nothing. The congress has been warned for years that they must do something about the mortgage mess that bill clinton created when he demanded the industry provide loans to deadbeats. polisi and the other old line democrats blocked every attempt to review the regulations. Now obama is spending nearly 1 BILLION DOLLARS to buy this election to give us more of the old socialistic ideas that historically have failed and made things worse. Has anyone wonder who is contributing all of that money. I don't suppose it is coming from the many terrorist groups that would love to see America destroyed. It was caused by a liberal-democrat congress letting the banks leverage too far. The reason they did this was to keep the interests lower than market values, thus a steady and real lack of investment has been occurring in the loan market. In essence the fed now owns mortgage and debt loan. I expect bonds, debentures are next. Which is really what the liquidity issue is really about, a shortage of people lending money at obscenely low rates. Oh, there are plenty who will loan at market rates, but the return rate inverted to inflation is a negative yield. If I loan money in today's market I expect inflation, plus risk, plus a small profit including taxes payable on the earnings. This would necessitate a yield of greater than 10%!!! But the congress and fed to the rescue, they let banks leverage out of control. Congress lends a $1 at prime, the next bank lends out $25, and then lends to another banks at $625....a big congress/fed run pyramid scheme if you will. Then the bubble fiat money created broke. And now the perpetrators pick on a lame duck president just show how shallow they really think. As the problem is still with us and $800 billion later no where in sight of being fixed. Be prepared for a long recession, maybe a depression. And note how the markets drop when they "spend" and "print" money to cover, you can't pay debt with more debt as it comes back as higher taxes, more inflation and higher unemployment. The market is smarter than fast talking BS from Congress and the now puppet Bush. Creditors want to be paid not taxed and devalued. Now you might ask why government is creating money like a mad drunk. Other countries have tried this and all have failed, but they will try anyway. Printing money causes inflation. If you buy a home with little down, say $250,000. Then it goes down to say $200,000 you are tempted to walk and let the bank/taxpayer eat it. But what if I caused inflation at say 30% per year!! That $200.000 will appreciate in numerical value as the currency runs down. Then becomes worth $260,000, then $320,000 and soon people are motivated to keep their payments up and problem solved. But some dumb fool forgot commodity prices go up as the dollar depreciates. $20 barrel of oil becomes $50 goes to $100 to peek at $140 before it recessionary prices back to $80. Don't worry, the full currency dilution hasn't been felt yet. Look to $150 barrel inside of 2 years. Amazing how debtors think more debt is the answer. Like a heroin junky, push a little more each time until the user is dead of an OD. |
#16
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote: Boater wrote: Keith nuttle wrote: JohnH wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 21:00:54 -0400, Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 22:56:39 GMT, JohnH wrote: Funny how it was Bush's fault when gas prices went up, but I don't hear a lot of praise for him as prices go down. If we did that we'd have to praise him for the financial crisis as well. I don't think so. Well, he was blamed when the demand was high. He got the demand lowered. Seems like the silver lining, wouldn't you say? If this financial criss was caused by President Bush why did the market start to go down at the end of nancy pelosi 100 days when she said she was going to change the world but did nothing. The congress has been warned for years that they must do something about the mortgage mess that bill clinton created when he demanded the industry provide loans to deadbeats. polisi and the other old line democrats blocked every attempt to review the regulations. Now obama is spending nearly 1 BILLION DOLLARS to buy this election to give us more of the old socialistic ideas that historically have failed and made things worse. Has anyone wonder who is contributing all of that money. I don't suppose it is coming from the many terrorist groups that would love to see America destroyed. If Obama is elected, I hope it causes you so much angst you burst a blood vessel. You deserve it. Does the country as a whole deserve it? Do succeeding generations deserve the damage caused by an Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Ginsburg run government? Of course not. But the whole country isn't making up nonsense about Obama and socialism, or saying the sort of off the wall ugly stuff Palin and McCain and some of their supporters are uttering. There have been several posts in response to my question "Who gave obama 1 BILLION DOLLARS to spend on his campaign". Are all of you people who are for obama afraid to ask the question. |
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
On Sun, 19 Oct 2008 16:35:00 -0400, Keith nuttle wrote:
There have been several posts in response to my question "Who gave obama 1 BILLION DOLLARS to spend on his campaign". Are all of you people who are for obama afraid to ask the question. What's to answer? The question is BS. No one gave Obama $1 billion. This past week, Obama just surpassed the $188 million the Republicans spent in 2004. In *total*, including Obama's, McCain's, the DNC, the RNC, and all the 527s, spending is expected to reach $1 billion for this Presidential race. |
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
On Sun, 19 Oct 2008 17:29:37 -0400, Keith nuttle wrote:
Six month at 150 million /month is about 900 million. obama has been campaign for for at least 24 months. Follow the money to find who owns obama, and who is controlling him. It not the American people to whom he is going to "spread the wealth". (His quote not mine) In an article posted today, has Obama having raised $605 million. He has 3.1 million donors with an average contribution of $86. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news? pid=20601070&sid=aw2Kje44v5Fk&refer=home |
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I'm glad fuel prices are dropping.
wrote:
On Sun, 19 Oct 2008 17:29:37 -0400, Keith nuttle wrote: Six month at 150 million /month is about 900 million. obama has been campaign for for at least 24 months. Follow the money to find who owns obama, and who is controlling him. It not the American people to whom he is going to "spread the wealth". (His quote not mine) In an article posted today, has Obama having raised $605 million. He has 3.1 million donors with an average contribution of $86. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news? pid=20601070&sid=aw2Kje44v5Fk&refer=home According to my calculator 86 X 3.1 = 266million. That leaves 350 million unaccounted for. And that is only what he has spent recently. |
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