Gallup poll shows American support stimulus

It will cost several trillion dollars to save our economy.

The alternative is tens of millions of people out of work and incredible hardship.

No, the alternative is the correction of the market and trillions less in debt.
 
It will cost several trillion dollars to save our economy.

The alternative is tens of millions of people out of work and incredible hardship.



omgwereallgonnadieifobamadoesntspendtentrilliondollars........:rolleyes:
 
It will cost several trillion dollars to save our economy.

The alternative is tens of millions of people out of work and incredible hardship.

No, the alternative is the correction of the market and trillions less in debt.

We are losing 500,000 jobs a month.

Is that what you call "a correction in the market?"

Those jobs were unsustainable then, so yes that is the market attempting to correct itself. We only cause further problems by trying to prop up failed businesses.
 
It will cost several trillion dollars to save our economy.

The alternative is tens of millions of people out of work and incredible hardship.

No, the alternative is the correction of the market and trillions less in debt.

We are losing 500,000 jobs a month.

Is that what you call "a correction in the market?"
so, tell us Chris, how much more debt does Obama need to put on us to "fix" this?
will you say its enough when its $10 Trillion? or will it be enough when its $20 Trillion?
 
No, the alternative is the correction of the market and trillions less in debt.

We are losing 500,000 jobs a month.

Is that what you call "a correction in the market?"

Those jobs were unsustainable then, so yes that is the market attempting to correct itself. We only cause further problems by trying to prop up failed businesses.

Even businesses that failed because Wall Street ran a Ponzi scheme?

Businesses with hard working people who will now be out of work and unable to feed, clothe, and have a stable home for their families through no fault of their own?
 
We are losing 500,000 jobs a month.

Is that what you call "a correction in the market?"

Those jobs were unsustainable then, so yes that is the market attempting to correct itself. We only cause further problems by trying to prop up failed businesses.

Even businesses that failed because Wall Street ran a Ponzi scheme?

Businesses with hard working people who will now be out of work and unable to feed, clothe, and have a stable home for their families through no fault of their own?

get off the fucking cross, people need the wood.
 
We are losing 500,000 jobs a month.

Is that what you call "a correction in the market?"

Those jobs were unsustainable then, so yes that is the market attempting to correct itself. We only cause further problems by trying to prop up failed businesses.

Even businesses that failed because Wall Street ran a Ponzi scheme?

Businesses with hard working people who will now be out of work and unable to feed, clothe, and have a stable home for their families through no fault of their own?

Enough with all the drama you silly queen...

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Chris says, "WWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA....sniffle....LEAVE OBAMA ALONE!!!!!!
 
We are losing 500,000 jobs a month.

Is that what you call "a correction in the market?"

Those jobs were unsustainable then, so yes that is the market attempting to correct itself. We only cause further problems by trying to prop up failed businesses.

Even businesses that failed because Wall Street ran a Ponzi scheme?

Businesses with hard working people who will now be out of work and unable to feed, clothe, and have a stable home for their families through no fault of their own?
and none of the stuff they are doing is making it better, its making it worse
what will it take for this to get through your emensely thick skull?
 
We are losing 500,000 jobs a month.

Is that what you call "a correction in the market?"

Those jobs were unsustainable then, so yes that is the market attempting to correct itself. We only cause further problems by trying to prop up failed businesses.

Even businesses that failed because Wall Street ran a Ponzi scheme?

Businesses with hard working people who will now be out of work and unable to feed, clothe, and have a stable home for their families through no fault of their own?

Is it better to prolong the agony by throwing trillions of dollars at the problem and propping up failed businesses, or would it be better to let the market turnaround in a year or two? Bailouts and spending packages only make the problems worse.
 

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