Carney: Economy Has "Vastly Improved" Since Obama Was Sworn In

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[chiefqc]

The way it works is:
1) The people who OWN mac, the crybaby liar, daddies soul, which he sold to become POTUS, tell HIM what to say, do and where to go.

2) Mac, the crybaby liar in turn tell his administration moron slaves what to say, do and where to go.

[SPI-Man]

Is this the dumbest human on the face of the planet or does he just make this stuff up? Of course one has to consider who he works for...the liar in chief.

[Godzilla]

What drugs is he on?

[americanophile]

Demonstrably false. The difference however is that were it a Republican statement, the Dems would be all over it - from Schumer and Wasserman-Schultz all the way down the line, they would be on TV all day today, and for the next week, hammering away at this ludicrous statement - painting the president as deluded and out of touch. By contrast, Republicans will shake their heads and/or a few writers will wtie pithy columns in low-circulation conservative magazines analyzing the factual inaccuracies. The GOP has no idea how to go on the offensive.

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[cranked]

Parallel Universe Ping? =.=

[kcvl]

Unemployment 7.6% When Obama Took Office. Now 9.2% Are You Better Off?

[sargon]

The GOP has no idea how to go on the offensive.

I agree, especially with respect to the so-called "Establishment."

I've never seen such a bunch of timid political cowards.

[MarkL]

I suppose that I can see his point... The economy is "improving." People are spending a lot more money now than when Obama was inaugurated.

For instance, I know the other day when I went to the grocery store, I spent about a dollar more for a carton of OJ, which BTW, is now 59oz rather than the 64oz container that it used to be. I'm paying quite a bit more for canned goods too, and they're now 15oz, rather than 16oz.

And gasoline prices are way higher than they were back then.

So yes, I guess I can see how they would think that the economy is better. After all, people are spending more. And they see this as a "good thing."

Mark

[MrEdd]

That nasty pre Obama economy had all these jobs that allowed "Breeders" to have and raise children...

The primary Obama constituancy prefers no jobs, and no kids

[Noumenon]

Orwell was more prophetic than he perhaps realized. I love that public announcement from 1984 that notifies everyone that their cholocate ration will ne increased from 100 grams per month to 50. Fits the current regime blather about unemployment, doesn't it?

[HereInTheHeartland]

“The economy is vastly improved from what it was when Barack Obama was sworn into office as president.”

For who?
Suicide hot lines; mental health counselors; drug dealers?

He's actually a really funny guy!!

For the first time in history; our nation is facing a previously unthinkable default. Obama’s been in charge 2 1/2 years and he has taken us to the brink of default. And the economy has “improved”???

Too funny!!!

[Lurker]

It sure does. Some days I feel like I’m trapped in an issue of The Onion.

[Pollster1]

National debt January 20, 2009: $10.6T ($93,000 per taxpayer!)

National debt today: $14.5T ($130,000 per taxpayer!)

Unemployment January 20, 2009: 7.6%

Unemployment today: 9.2%

Perhaps Carney could explain his definition of "improved"?

[RedEyeJack]

“Well, two things remain uncontestably true. The economy is vastly improved from what it was when Barack Obama was sworn into office as president”

Everyone who has enjoyed the fruits of the “vastly improved” economy will vote for Obama. Everyone else should not.

[Darksheare]

Jay Carney: keeping Marion Berry’s drug dealers employed.

[eggman]

He was talking about China’s economy, right?

[MEGoody]

Well, the economy of Carney probably improved because of the gubmint job he got. For real people, not so much.

[tcrlaf]

DoublePlusGoodThought BellyFeel!!

In other news, Carney announced that the Chocolate Ration has been increased to 20grams, from 25grams!

REJOICE COMRADES!

[Enterprise]

"Carney: Economy Has "Vastly Improved" Since Obama Was Sworn In"

That's the kind of statement you would expect from someone named "Carney."