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"In Florida and Virginia, 49 percent of likely voters supported Obama, and 44 percent Romney. In Ohio, 50 percent supported Obama, and 43 percent backed Romney. Obama won all three states over Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) in 2008, but Florida especially would be a crucial win for Romney.

Obama has a 49 percent approval rating in Florida and Virginia, and 50 percent approval in Ohio, among likely voters."

:woohoo: . :woohoo: . :woohoo: . :woohoo: . :woohoo: . :woohoo: . :woohoo:


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September 15, 2012

The $timulu$
Worked
!

"Republicans howled on Thursday when the Federal Reserve, at long last, took steps to energize the economy. Some were furious at the thought that even a little economic boost might work to benefit President Obama just before an election. “It is going to sow some growth in the economy,” said Raul Labrador, a freshman Tea Party congressman from Idaho, “and the Obama administration is going to claim credit.”

The reputation of the stimulus is meticulously restored from shabby to skillful in Michael Grunwald’s important new book, “The New New Deal.” His findings will come as a jolt to those who think the law “failed,” the typical Republican assessment, or was too small and sloppy to have any effect.

On the most basic level, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is responsible for saving and creating 2.5 million jobs. The majority of economists agree that it helped the economy grow by as much as 3.8 percent, and kept the unemployment rate from reaching 12 percent.

The stimulus is the reason, in fact, that most Americans are better off than they were four years ago, when the economy was in serious danger of shutting down.

But the stimulus did far more than stimulate: it protected the most vulnerable from the recession’s heavy winds."

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To bad.

The GOP will keep the house and probably win the senate.

No budget in three years....they'll starve Obamacare.

He'll be a lame duck from day one.
 
That's the best outcome yes. Nothing passed since the idiots in congress can only manage to screw things up worse for us.
 
In many cases problems are systemic and the system needs to be reformed. In the case of the Congress, the system worked for two centuries and then Gingrich became speaker. From that time on the Congress has been dysfunctional. Voters double down when they tossed out moderate Republicans and elected Tea Party Republicans.

A people get the government they deserve.
 
September 19, 2012

Obama Was
RIGHT
!!!!

"Iranians are reeling under tough economic sanctions imposed by Western countries since the start of the year over the Islamic Republic's pursuit of its nuclear program, which Washington says is a drive to develop a weapons capability."

Fuck you, Bebe!!!


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September 19, 2012

Cruisin' Into NOVEMBER

"Stocks were up on Wednesday as investors used the recent pullback from a rally that took markets to five-year highs as a buying opportunity.

"One of the things we look at is housing, and, after today's data, it seems to be stabilizing," said Anthony Conroy, head trader for BNY ConvergEx, an affiliate of the Bank of New York, in New York.

"We have so much money on the sidelines that stocks will continue to rally for weeks, maybe even months. The recent pull-back was a buying opportunity."


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nw6g8op_Dz8]Obama Dances Healthcare Victory Lap - YouTube[/ame]​
 
September 27, 2012

While Teabaggers Were Sleeping....

"It is the agency's biggest-ever "disgorgement" agreement associated with position limits and among the biggest civil fines, according to a review of a dozen such enforcement measures since 1995. It is the first against a Chinese firm.

The action is the latest sign that the CFTC is cracking down on excessive speculation harder than ever following years of political uproar over soaring grain and energy prices. Even tougher limits on commodity markets come into force next month amid the first big wave of Dodd-Frank financial reforms imposed following the 2008 financial crisis.

"If there was any question that we would vigorously enforce the new limits that go into effect in less than three weeks, I think these settlements speak for themselves," CFTC commissioner Bart Chilton said in an emailed statement."


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"Ya' fuck with the bull.....ya' get the horn!!"
 
September 27, 2012

Goldman Sachs Group
BUSTED
!!

"Pay-to-play refers to cash or other contributions made to officials to influence the award of lucrative public contracts.

In what the SEC described as its first "pay-to-play" case involving contributions other than cash, Goldman settled without admitting or denying the charges."

:clap2:
 

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