Sorry but the economy is starting to move

[syrenn]

U.S. factory output rose in May after April decline - USATODAY.com



I know it pains many of you that things are actually getting better.

Remember its OK that your country is healing from the wounds it recieved under historically falied ideas.

Got to love that propaganda.

 

[Truthmatters]

How are facts propaganda?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It's just like the FDR Depression, if you were the 3 of 4 who were working, it wasn't too bad at all

 

[syrenn]

Mrs. Clean and I went to Chatanooga over the weekend to attend a niece's wedding.

The airports were packed, each flight we took was full to capacity, the hotels were fully booked and the restaurants all had lines to get in.

If this recession that we keep hearing about is so awful, and nobody's working, where are all these people getting the money to travel?

For one, the arilines have decreased the number of flights ...so flights are full. As to the hotels...what else was going on in the city at the time... big event...convention?

 

[syrenn]

The right doesnt have a chance in hell when the hiring begins.

I bet there are alot of right wingers praying we dont recover soon.

wow..and you have the nerve to talk about haters.

 

[Truthmatters]

The CEOs themselves ( you know your heros) have said they are going to hire.


They will not wait and put off profits to help you win elections.

You can do their bidding all you want.

They will turn on your party at the drop of a dime to make money.

 

[Truthmatters]

Its not hate its facts.

The economy has been improving and we are out of the recession.

If you talked to a con you would never know these facts.

Yout team has to lie about whats happening as well as try to redefine the very meaning of words to keep the fear amped up.

Your party wants the American people to be as pessimistic as possible and you know it.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Click your heels together three times and say, "The Stimulus really worked!"

 

[Wiseacre]

All I need to see is the 1.8% GDP growth in the 1st qtr, the bad jobs numbers in May, and the Labor Force Participation Rate going down. As long as these numbers do not significantly improve, we ain't in any recovery.

 

[Truthmatters]

You dont get to redefine words for your historically failed political ideas

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Record debt, deficits, poverty, food stamps, unemployment...yeah, that's a record

 

[Truthmatters]

And how did the Bush record go?

They crashed the world economy

 

[driveby]

You dont get to redefine words for your historically failed political ideas

So why does your dumbass tout things like the Community Reinvestment Act and the Stimulus as successful when they are proven failures? .....

 

[Truthmatters]

Because you are dead wrong about them.

Just because you believce something doesnt make it true.

Now digest this information if you have the guts.




Top 5 Ways to Kill the U.S. Recovery - The Curious Capitalist - TIME.com





Take the latest Wall Street Journal economic forecasting survey: Economists put the chances of a double-dip recession in the next year at a mere 16%. And a lot of them think U.S. growth will practically double in speed in this year's second half. And yet, consumers are hurting, unemployment is up, and housing prices continue to fall. So what's with all the freakish positivity?

Many bullish economists think a looming "dip" is merely a "blip" caused mostly by fleeting events. The crisis in Japan disrupted our supply of manufactured goods, pushing down retail sales. Trouble in the Middle East drove gas prices up, which kept consumers from buying other stuff. But even if those headwinds pass, it doesn't take complex math to suss out that we're hardly in the clear. “When you're highly leveraged and you're already growing at a pretty tepid rate, it doesn't take big shocks to fall into another recession,” says economist Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, who researches the history of debt crises. The mistake many economists make, she says, is comparing this recession to others in the recent past. "Using the U.S. business cycle since World War II is not the right comparison," she says, and here's one reason why: Household debt as a percent of Americans' incomes is now twice what it was at the bottom of the recession in 1982. That alone is reason enough to think we're headed for a new kind of pain. (See "Is a Double Dip Becoming More Likely?")



Read more: http://curiouscapitalist.blogs.time...-ways-to-kill-the-u-s-recovery/#ixzz1PN3dPMtn

 

[syrenn]

How are facts propaganda?

Don't know, why don't you ask the nazi's

 

[Truthmatters]

You look pretty silly in light of the cold hard facts I just gave you

 

[syrenn]

You look pretty silly in light of the cold hard facts I just gave you

You and cold hard facts is laughable.

 

[Truthmatters]

So you deny the CEOs have said they will hire?

You deny that economists dont see a double dip coming?


You see this is why the right is wrong so often.

they deny facts they dont like.


What will you do when the economy is doing way better before the election?

 

[Truthmatters]

I cant wait to here the right scamble and waffle to try and claim the credit.

It will be commical.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

I cant wait to here the right scamble and waffle to try and claim the credit.

It will be commical.

The credit for the deficits bigger than any Reagan budgets belong to Obama, Reid and Pelosi