Comments on: 2010 elections: “Completely out of control” for Democrats http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/08/2010-elections-completely-out-of-control-for-democrats.html Finance, Economics and Markets Fri, 10 Feb 2012 00:37:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: axt113 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/08/2010-elections-completely-out-of-control-for-democrats.html#comment-57030 axt113 Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:27:00 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/08/2010-elections-completely-out-of-control-for-democrats.html#comment-57030 ROFL, its way too early to try and say the Dems are going to lose 2010, the economy is already improving, people's sentiment only improves once unemployment starts falling, that's still a few months off, but GDP is expected to grow this quarter, and unemployment is nearing its peak, heck I wouldn't be surprised if by next September the economy is adding jobs, and people are praising Obama for guiding us through the recession. If the economy is showing signs of improvement next September, then the Dems will cruise to another vicotry ROFL, its way too early to try and say the Dems are going to lose 2010, the economy is already improving, people’s sentiment only improves once unemployment starts falling, that’s still a few months off, but GDP is expected to grow this quarter, and unemployment is nearing its peak, heck I wouldn’t be surprised if by next September the economy is adding jobs, and people are praising Obama for guiding us through the recession. If the economy is showing signs of improvement next September, then the Dems will cruise to another vicotry

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/08/2010-elections-completely-out-of-control-for-democrats.html#comment-57011 Anonymous Sun, 06 Sep 2009 01:23:00 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/08/2010-elections-completely-out-of-control-for-democrats.html#comment-57011 "...while the economic situation and stock market improving..." YOU CAN'T BE SERIOUS! This Dow (at over 9,000) isn't reflecting signs of a recovering economy but the artificially inflated effect of the administration's massive 'Stimulus' money. This is invisible money which Congress has once again resorted to. Bascially, creating an even worst credit 'Bubble' because its financed through nothing but I.O.Us to foreign creditors. How can it escape anyone that our national debt is nearing $12 Trillions, unemployment is still rising and our GDP is still in decline?! This administration has veered off course from the true priority of fixing the economy. (Where are the high tech green jobs and industries?) It chose instead to promote another tax payer subsidized, currency devaluating program under the guise of health reform and cost control when it hasn't shown the moral impetus to keep the lid on three of its existing, money-hemorhagging entitlement programs which is already projected to go broke by 2017. If the media care to turn their attention away from the right wing loons and political opportunist for a moment, they just may see how sizeable and eager indepedent, swing voters like me (who voted for Obama) are ready to show Dems and their cavalier out-of-control government spending the door! 2010 can't come soon enough. “…while the economic situation and stock market improving…” YOU CAN’T BE SERIOUS! This Dow (at over 9,000) isn’t reflecting signs of a recovering economy but the artificially inflated effect of the administration’s massive ‘Stimulus’ money. This is invisible money which Congress has once again resorted to. Bascially, creating an even worst credit ‘Bubble’ because its financed through nothing but I.O.Us to foreign creditors.

How can it escape anyone that our national debt is nearing $12 Trillions, unemployment is still rising and our GDP is still in decline?!
This administration has veered off course from the true priority of fixing the economy. (Where are the high tech green jobs and industries?) It chose instead to promote another tax payer subsidized, currency devaluating program under the guise of health reform and cost control when it hasn’t shown the moral impetus to keep the lid on three of its existing, money-hemorhagging entitlement programs which is already projected to go broke by 2017.

If the media care to turn their attention away from the right wing loons and political opportunist for a moment, they just may see how sizeable and eager indepedent, swing voters like me (who voted for Obama) are ready to show Dems and their cavalier out-of-control government spending the door!

2010 can’t come soon enough.

]]> By: doctorx http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/08/2010-elections-completely-out-of-control-for-democrats.html#comment-56874 doctorx Fri, 21 Aug 2009 05:14:00 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/08/2010-elections-completely-out-of-control-for-democrats.html#comment-56874 They are doing something wrong. See a Quinnipiac poll out of Florida: 77% think that protesting in town meetings is not un-American (excuse the dbl-negative pls), and most approve of the protests http://www.realclearpolitics.com/public_opinion_polls/topic/health_care_town_halls/ IMO most people do NOT see the economy improving. According to Gallup, URL = http://www.gallup.com/Home.aspx 59% see the economy as worsening and 35% see it as improving. 48% see economic conditions as poor and only 11% see them as good/excellent. More people still blame GW Bush for the depression than BHO, but at current trend, next month the #s may be even. Also IMO the stock market appears to move so randomly that most people don't take it seriously as reflecting the real economy. They are doing something wrong. See a Quinnipiac poll out of Florida: 77% think that protesting in town meetings is not un-American (excuse the dbl-negative pls), and most approve of the protests
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/public_opinion_polls/topic/health_care_town_halls/

IMO most people do NOT see the economy improving. According to Gallup, URL = http://www.gallup.com/Home.aspx
59% see the economy as worsening and 35% see it as improving. 48% see economic conditions as poor and only 11% see them as good/excellent. More people still blame GW Bush for the depression than BHO, but at current trend, next month the #s may be even.

Also IMO the stock market appears to move so randomly that most people don’t take it seriously as reflecting the real economy.

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