World Power Swings Back to America- And I Don't See the Name "Obama" in this Article

The Telegraph ^ | 10-23-2011 | Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

[CWSNTEXAS]

The American phoenix is slowly rising again. Within five years or so, the US will be well on its way to self-sufficiency in fuel and energy. Manufacturing will have closed the labour gap with China in a clutch of key industries. The current account might even be in surplus.

[dogcaller]

The Looter-in-Chief has done his best to destroy our nation but he hit the tipping point as the independents who elected him now realize what they have done (and they are pissed off about it). The moribund economy has the electorate turning away from the anti-growth climate change crap. They have realized his policies destroy jobs and have caused a national capital strike on the part of business. Every day more and more of the tangentially involved folks decide they just want to see Obama and his wreckers gone.

[WellyP]

Obama, the Dims and the Commies need to take a political beating that will render them nothing more than pulp. They must be destroyed and rendered to the trash heap of history.

[RedMDer]

[Walkenfree]

No problem getting the link to load. Just noticed
Obama’s bicycle has training wheels, anyway it sure
looks that way. What next?

[familyop]

"This is good news from AEP...he has generally leaned toward the doom-gloomers."

He continues to lean that way in regards to the EMU and EU. Here's one from early August.

America is merely wounded, Europe risks death

"Who will pay the $14 trillion presently owed?"

AEP implied in the article posted above this thread, that our young Americans will do so ("fertility," etc.).

"He's more optimistic than me."

Me, too. I do have hopes, but after a much lower dollar (trade deficits) and higher eastern hemisphere oil prices (freight fuel)--manufacturing, more energy harvesting, relaxations of the zoning/environmentalism/anti-competition madness (commutes too long, on average) and more.

About our young Americans,... When I see young, American men with healthy families owning cheap, rural lots, building for themselves and running small manufacturing operations, I'll acknowledge that we're there. But for now, such things are nationally spited and effectively illegal (regulations, social "progressivism," all).