Author Topic: Hey Clara and Kentay, how about that 1.5% GDP growth?  (Read 45 times)

Offline Woody

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Hey Clara and Kentay, how about that 1.5% GDP growth?
« on: August 09, 2012, 11:04:03 am »
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Income tax returns.  Blame bush.  Romney rich.  Blame bush.  War on women.  Blame bush.  Romney rich.  Blame bush.
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You don't speak for me, Woody. Further, you don't speak for kentay either. You speak only for yourself and no one else.

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You don't speak for me, Woody. Further, you don't speak for kentay either. You speak only for yourself and no one else.


Lol!  I speak from experience regarding you two.  The country is failing economically and instead of telling us about the accomplishments and plans of your candidate all we hear is blame bush and cries for romney's tax returns.

 :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:


Did I mention that romney is very rich?
A reminder for kentay:
I fully support going back to ALL, that says ALL THE CLINTON TAX and spend policies that led to the economic boom in the second half of the 90's.

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You didn't mention that you dream about me & kentay quite often, though. You "know" us as..."in your dreams".

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You didn't mention that you dream about me & kentay quite often, though. You "know" us as..."in your dreams".


Nah, I don't dream about shriveled up old men.  Mostly bikini clad women.  In both of your cases.  Anyway, you have no opinion on the meager GDP growth?  Or have I already posted for you?



A reminder for kentay:
I fully support going back to ALL, that says ALL THE CLINTON TAX and spend policies that led to the economic boom in the second half of the 90's.

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Because you presumed to post falsely on my behalf, it was clear to me that you really didn't care what I really thought.


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Because you presumed to post falsely on my behalf, it was clear to me that you really didn't care what I really thought.




Actually I do.  To this point, and back in the day at Lincoln's forum, most of your responses centered on blaming bush.  Now it is diverting with smoke and mirrors concerning Romney.  Yes, the market has not crashed (yet) so what about that 1.5% GDP GROWTH? 


pretty dismal, huh?


Or would you rather post meaningless bumper sticker slogans?
A reminder for kentay:
I fully support going back to ALL, that says ALL THE CLINTON TAX and spend policies that led to the economic boom in the second half of the 90's.

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Bush had a lot to do with bailouts that the Reps are putting Obama's name on. Okay, so Obama worked with Dubya's bailouts, but he put conditions on it that Dubya didn't and he gets due credit for that part.

And the market DID crash, and it crashed under Dubya.  Dow hit 6,000 range. Obama brought it back to the 12,000 - 13,000 range, so I say again: Wall Street doesn't have a problem with the GDP so why should I?

I'll give you another reason why I don't have a problem with the GDP: it's a fudge number that was fudged from what should be the GNP, that's why. A lot of the voodoo economics occurring now was built on the voodoo Reaganomics I had a problem with when I voted against Reagan's second term. Reagan doesn't matter? Greenspan sure did, long after the Reagan era.

I also remember the roaring 90's when Wall Street declared a "new paradigm" as well as declaring that inflation was dead...and then...just today, on CNN, McCafferty posited that too many seniors were dying off with less than 10,000 in assets at their demise. He read a lot of Twitter statements, none of which mentioned the shitty interest rates that kept getting cut in the name of slaying inflation.  And yet consumer prices kept rising with this allegedly dead inflation.

People haven't saved much since Reagan, gambling that the market would never crash and putting all their retirement money in 401ks, IRAs and similar junk Reagan era inventions...which I knew were bad deals when they were invented. My money went into E Bonds, and then the interest rate was cut on THOSE.

Reagan started the **** ball rolling and what we have now is not so much Bush's fault as it is the fault of the whole stinkin' Republican Party, beginning with Reagan.

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Bush had a lot to do with bailouts that the Reps are putting Obama's name on. Okay, so Obama worked with Dubya's bailouts, but he put conditions on it that Dubya didn't and he gets due credit for that part.

And the market DID crash, and it crashed under Dubya.  Dow hit 6,000 range. Obama brought it back to the 12,000 - 13,000 range, so I say again: Wall Street doesn't have a problem with the GDP so why should I?

I'll give you another reason why I don't have a problem with the GDP: it's a fudge number that was fudged from what should be the GNP, that's why. A lot of the voodoo economics occurring now was built on the voodoo Reaganomics I had a problem with when I voted against Reagan's second term. Reagan doesn't matter? Greenspan sure did, long after the Reagan.

I also remember the roaring 90's when Wall Street declared a "new paradigm" as well as declaring that inflation was dead...and then...just today, on CNN, McCafferty posited that too many seniors were dying off with less than 10,000 in assets at their demise. He read a lot of Twitter statements, none of which mentioned the shitty interest rates that kept getting cut in the name of slaying inflation.  And yet consumer prices kept rising with this allegedly dead inflation.

People haven't saved much since Reagan, gambling that the market would never crash and putting all their retirement money in 401ks, IRAs and similar junk Reagan era inventions...which I knew were bad deals when they were invented. My money went into E Bonds, and then the interest rate was cut on THOSE.

Reagan started the **** ball rolling and what we have now is not so much Bush's fault as it is the fault of the whole stinkin' Republican Party, beginning with Reagan.

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Bush had a lot to do with bailouts that the Reps are putting Obama's name on. Okay, so Obama worked with Dubya's bailouts, but he put conditions on it that Dubya didn't and he gets due credit for that part.


I never said he didn't.  I also remember he consulted with Obama on one of those.  And I also recall posters like Coleman and I bitching about them.  What does this have to do with1.5% GDP growth?
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And the market DID crash, and it crashed under Dubya.  Dow hit 6,000 range. Obama brought it back to the 12,000 - 13,000 range, so I say again: Wall Street doesn't have a problem with the GDP so why should I?


Really?  Lol!  So then why is GDP GROWTH SO LOW AND THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE SO HIGH?

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I'll give you another reason why I don't have a problem with the GDP: it's a fudge number that was fudged from what should be the GNP, that's why. A lot of the voodoo economics occurring now was built on the voodoo Reaganomics I had a problem with when I voted against Reagan's second term. Reagan doesn't matter? Greenspan sure did, long after the Reagan
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So Obama is fudging numbers and you will vote for him anyway? 




Wow!  To avoid blaming Obama she goes all the way back to Reagan.  You ma'am are comic relief.  Care to address my points from my last post?
 
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Umm, Obama did not invent the GDP, sorry.

GNP counts foreign production by American companies and the GDP does not.  If you wanna **** about the GDP then whine to the people who outsourced....like Romney, for instance.

1.5 GDP is all due to outsourcing.  Now gimme the GNP figures, please.

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Umm, Obama did not invent the GDP, sorry.

GNP counts foreign production by American companies and the GDP does not.  If you wanna **** about the GDP then whine to the people who outsourced....like Romney, for instance.

1.5 GDP is all due to outsourcing.  Now gimme the GNP figures, please.


 :bull: :bull:



No, you brought it up.  You give them to me.  I am tired of posting **** for you.  You NEVER post links to support your horse ****.  When I do you run away with your tail between your legs. 


Your point, your post.
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The name on the OP is "Woody" not "Clara".

You really don't care what I think, so if anybody deserves to be called a liar, it would be you because you just earned it.

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The name on the OP is "Woody" not "Clara".

You really don't care what I think, so if anybody deserves to be called a liar, it would be you because you just earned it.


 The problem is you represent a segment of the voting public that is ignorant of the issues and believe the talking point campaign ads.  Even when faced with irrefutable proof you persist with dishonest information. 



A reminder for kentay:
I fully support going back to ALL, that says ALL THE CLINTON TAX and spend policies that led to the economic boom in the second half of the 90's.