More Good News, Stock Market Up, Rich Get Richer, The Rest of Us Get Screwed!

Titanic Sailor

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Yes! Right Winger Is Happy!!!!

Whooohooo!

How's That Porkulus Bill Doing For Ya?

Change? Obama taking that too now.

Transparency? Accountability? Lobbyists? Iraq? Afghanistan? Corruption?

Geezus, bring Bush back quick and stop the madness!
 
Market recovery restored $5 Trillion in personal wealth in the US. Not bad for an $800 billion investment

Did "average Americans" benefit from the market recovery?
How many average Americans have money in 401Ks? How many have market and index funds? Do you think retirees or those who are about to retire are happy with the market rebound?

Hell YES
 
I benefited none from the bailout.
Nor did I lose any money due to the crash.
I have only low risk investments and do not work.
 
Unemployment will also increase after the first of the year. This economy going in the dumper. Thanks Right Winger. Thanks for all of your lies.
 
Yes! Right Winger Is Happy!!!!

Whooohooo!

How's That Porkulus Bill Doing For Ya?

Change? Obama taking that too now.

Transparency? Accountability? Lobbyists? Iraq? Afghanistan? Corruption?

Geezus, bring Bush back quick and stop the madness!

Umm this is exactly the same thing that happened during the bush administration. The stock market zoomed. The rich got richer.
And when inflation was figured in wages dropped.
 
Lets see how the stock market has done since the passing of Obamas...what do we call it?.......Porkulus Bill??

Market on Feb 17 (passing of stimulus) 6513
Market today 10466

Thats a 61% improvement !!

Can we get some more "Porkulus" please????
 
at the expense of millions of unemployed and foreclosures with more looming. Right Winger understands, he feels the need to be twatful at times. Oops, did I say that out loud?

;)
 
funny how they love money wasted on wars for lies.

Pallets of hundered dollar bills disappearing into Iraq unaccounted for is fine but money reinvested back into the US is somehow bad even when it so very obviously improves the economy.

Your losing the war of words guys and history has shown the cons tanking the econmy twice now with their foolish ideas.
 
Funny how I wanted out of Iraq and Afghanistan yesterday and never believed in the liberal view of nation building, and Obama is still there today maintaining and exceeding Bush policies. And I have to listen to baseless accusations from the left on war support. Oh, the irony.

I must have missed the vote when Democrats actually opposed the war, the war budget, or the troop surge. Hell, in the first year, now Obama going to fight a drug war in Afgahnistan against poor people.

You Democrats have some gall accusing others of being war supporters. It's ready, aim, fire, not ready fire, aim.
 
Thankfully, many of us who saw our retirement plans obliterated are now seeing it recover to the point we can start to envision retiring again. With the market booming, more people will have expendable income that can be dumped into other areas of the economy.
 
at the expense of millions of unemployed and foreclosures with more looming. Right Winger understands, he feels the need to be twatful at times. Oops, did I say that out loud?

;)

The stock market is not going up at the expense of anyone.

This is silly socialist thinking.
Right....Re-inflating overvalued price bubbles doesn't cost anyone anything at all. :rolleyes:
 
at the expense of millions of unemployed and foreclosures with more looming. Right Winger understands, he feels the need to be twatful at times. Oops, did I say that out loud?

;)

The stock market is not going up at the expense of anyone.

This is silly socialist thinking.
Right....Re-inflating overvalued price bubbles doesn't cost anyone anything at all. :rolleyes:

thats not what he said
 
“Although Bernanke may have spent much time studying the Great Depression, his understanding of it is anything but sound. That epic “slowdown” resulted from a series of policy mistakes, first by the Federal Reserve and then by the Federal Government. Bernanke believes these mistakes were simply not large enough.”

— Peter Schiff

Dollar Bear: Hyperinflation meets the next Great Depression
 

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