Resign. Now.
I yelled the same thing to my radio the other day.
Too busy doing spending our money:
http://chronicle.com/news/article/6092/clinton-announces-million-dollar-scholarship-program-for-palestinian-students
Obama Lied. The Economy Died.
Anyone got a DOW chart from Inauguration Day 2009 forward?
Not to worry. This is just a tracking poll.
I’m guesing the bottom is at 6,000, but I could be wrong. The Community-Organizer-in-Chief could wake up the morning it hits 6,000 and announce, “because of the bad economy, we need to nationalize health care”. That would send us in freefall to 4,000, but even Obama couldn’t be quite that stupid. Could he?
Gonna need a few more bridges, Joe.
STAND UP, CHUCK!
everything they propose is bad for business.
Thats why the Dow is falling.
Barry is killing us....and there’s not a darn thing he does that the liberal media doesn’t love.
Can anybody else remember our “watchdog” press being SO in the tank?
They loved JFK too....but nothing like this.
We sold him the noose.
Dick Morris may be right. If the economy continues to decline on the False Prophet’s watch, the economy could be the False Prophet’s Iraq.
BULLETIN: U.S. STOCKS FINISH LOWER; NASDAQ LEADS THE DECLINE, DOWN NEARLY 2%
US Stocks Lower; Traders Sell Staples, Gold, Buy Banks, Oil
With lingering signs that the recession is spreading further and lasting longer, consumer staples, utilities and technology sectors in the Standard & Poor’s 500 were all off more than 1%. Another investment that traders had used as a safe haven until recently, gold, fell again Monday, and at $917 an ounce, is more than 8% from its high in February.
And how much in addition in 2009?!
I am trying to find the Obama quote where he says the market "fluctuations" don't matter -- when the market is donw 20% since his inauguration!
Dow is now down nearly 6,000 points since the democrats retook congress.
I found the Obama quote!
Obama faulted as indifferent on stocks
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/mar/08/concern-urged-for-stock-market/
“With the stock market in a practical free fall since he was sworn in to office Jan. 20, Mr. Obama seemed to dismiss the plunge in equities Tuesday in an Oval Office conference with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, suggesting that he was unconcerned about Wall Street’s daily fluctuations.
“What I’m looking at is not the day-to-day gyrations in the stock market, but the long-term ability for the United States and the entire world economy to regain its footing,” he said.
“The stock market is sort of like a tracking poll in politics, it bobs up and down, day to day. And if you spend all of your time worrying about that, then you’re probably going to get the long-term strategy wrong,” he told reporters.
But Mr. Wyss and some of his colleagues on Wall Street - where investors have lost trillions of dollars in savings and the market is not so much bobbing as dropping straight down - think Mr. Obama could have shown more concern for the markets, which represent the economy and signal its future direction. “