Obama's chief economic adviser is jumping ship

May 12, 2011
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Another of the S.S. Obama's crew members has beat the women and children to the life boat.

President Obama's top economic adviser, Austan Goolsbee, is leaving the administration. This piece of crap should be strung up along with Obama.

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Appointed in Sep 2010. He lasted all of 9 months. The bigwigs of Obama's economic team have all resigned. No one wants to own this turd.
 
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Obama's economic team throwing a wench in the works.

They have just f'ed it all up.
 
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He is going back to college where he can teach his lies in a theoretical world.

What college would re-hire such a failure???
 
Another of the S.S. Obama's crew members has beat the women and children to the life boat.

President Obama's top economic adviser, Austan Goolsbee, is leaving the administration. This piece of crap should be strung up along with Obama.
Still nostalgic for the.....


....huh???

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Watch & learn, Skippy......​

June 9, 2011

"Top lawmakers on Thursday are expected to discuss one of the biggest hurdles in the way of a debt-reduction deal that would allow the United States to continue borrowing at rock-bottom rates -- taxe$.

As Vice President Joe Biden and six lawmakers meet for a sixth round of talks, outside pressure is growing for them to reach an agreement that would let Congress raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling before an August 2 deadline.

Though bond markets remain placid, investors are increasingly alarmed that Congress will fail to act before that date, when the Treasury Department has warned it will run out of money to pay the nation's bills.

"I really hope that they would stop playing with fire," Li Daokui, an adviser to China's central bank, told Reuters in Singapore on Wednesday. China, the largest foreign creditor to the United States, holds about $1 trillion of the United States' outstanding debt.

Top Republicans have said that any increase in the country's debt ceiling would have to be matched by an equal amount in spending cuts, though they would not likely take effect immediately.

Participants in the Biden group say they have made steady progress since talks began early last month, and have conditionally agreed on at least $150 billion in cuts. But that is far short of the roughly $2 trillion in deficit reduction needed to ensure that Congress will not have to revisit the debt ceiling issue before the November 2012 elections."


We've already extended the Reagan/Bush option....(nearly) three years.

Now, it's time to prove....once AGAIN......

 

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