Go to the following website and vote on Obama’s performance. Give him an “F”. It’s driving the liberals crazy at MSNBC because we’re running his negatives up so high…guess they don’t know we can do the same thing to their polls that they do to ours. Turn about is fair play don’t ya think.
Before you vote, take the time to read:
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Video: 60 Minutes Interviewer Asks Obama; “Are You Punch Drunk”?t l « Nice Deb
Thanks for the heads-up. I just linked to MSNBC on my blog.
Last night I laughed so hard at the network newsreader idiots on radio. The stock market rallied ~500 points yesterday. After two months of disaster, it finally had a good rally. It could be argued that it is a dead cat bounce, or even that the exodus from the market is over and now bargain-conscious buyers are snapping up good values (and there are many).
But what do the morons, the babbling idiots glibly state? “Treasury Secretary Geithner, once the goat, is now the hero! Wall St. likes his new plan!”
You babbling bunch of cretins, you microcephalic morons! You must really believe most Americans are as stupid, no stupider, than you are when you “report”, or regurgitate, such nonsense!
I feel very sorry for anyone who believes what is reported in the MSM wholesale…
My Dad decided to give it a try last week because of the deals on some stock that is out there, but in no way was his decision based on Timmy! I’m going to wait a bit..
Did you happen to catch this?
Bank of America’s Bernstein Says Sell Bank Stocks After Rally — Investors should sell bank stocks after they rallied 12 percent today because the Treasury Department’s plan to buy toxic assets won’t stop profits from dropping, Bank of America Corp.’s Richard Bernstein said.
Removing devalued loans and securities from banks’ balance sheets is a short-term solution that will delay the problem’s ultimate solution, which is bank takeovers, Bernstein said. The government won’t be able to inflate the prices banks receive for selling bad assets indefinitely, he added.
“The history of bubbles shows quite well that financial sector consolidation is inevitable,” Bernstein, Bank of America’s chief investment strategist, wrote in a research note. “Financial stocks will be attractive when the government tries to speed up that inevitable process. However, to the contrary, the government continues to attempt to stymie that inevitable consolidation.”
Obama – best president in my lifetime. grade A