Interviewers should start asking Obama what it feels like being the LAST black president,
President Obama
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No, that would be Bill Clinton
if only Bomma wasn't tainted with his white heritage, then we'd truly see how well he could rule.
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his momma had plenty of black in her....on many occasions.
Coolie, everybody knows the greatness that is Barack [Can't Say His Middle Name] Obama. You, sir, are a racist for posing the question as you did.
The only non-racist manner of putting forth the question regarding Presidential rankings is this:
Who is the 2nd greatest President of all time, behind Barack [Can't Say His Middle Name] Obama?
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hussein. As in sodom hussein.
But moonbats change the middle name ... you know, like "Barack" re-invented as "Barry."
"Hussein" is now "Harry" or "Hank" or "Hassan" ... okay, maybe not the last one.
Haters.. all y'all, just racist haters !
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I said that from Day One. Unfortunately the next time a black man, even a qualified one, runs for President A LOT of people will be thinking "You remember what happened the last time we elected a black guy?"
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Instead of a man, you'll be calling Hillary Madam President in 3 years. Then you'll all be demagoging her.
It's become the conservative sport of choice.
For the sake of my 401K and retirement, I hope to never see a republican President in my lifetime.
Stock market only seems to crash during Republican administrations.
It's become the conservative sport of choice.
For the sake of my 401K and retirement, I hope to never see a republican President in my lifetime.
Stock market only seems to crash during Republican administrations.
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Instead of a man, you'll be calling Hillary Madam President in 3 years. Then you'll all be demagoging her.
It's become the conservative sport of choice.
For the sake of my 401K and retirement, I hope to never see a republican President in my lifetime.
Stock market only seems to crash during Republican administrations.
It's become the conservative sport of choice.
For the sake of my 401K and retirement, I hope to never see a republican President in my lifetime.
Stock market only seems to crash during Republican administrations.
I did not pose a question. I made a statement
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I'm going to stick with calling her bossy.
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That's because of your ignorance. Your ilk had no problem "demagoging" (yes you probably need to look that word up) Bush when he was in office. So crying now about BHO's treatment is hypocritical. Also blaming any president for the stock market is just ignorant. Policies like the Community Investment Act, which was fortified under Clinton, and allowing Fannie and Freddie to issue loans to people who had no credit history blew up under a Republican President. Bush sent people to congress to fix the problem but were told that they were wrong. This was in 2001. Don't believe me? Watch this:
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You might also note the things that happened under a GOP president which caused drops in the stock market and of which he had not control:
1. 9/11
2. Accounting scandals of Enron and others (discovered under Bush but, IIRC, happened in previous years) rocked the stock market. What would have happened to the Utopian "Clinton Economy" if those would have been uncovered then?
3. Collapse of the dot-com bubble which was, in part, due to the Year 2000 issue.
It all makes sense now ... it finally makes sense.
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Absolutely. There are many things that drive up the stock market that are actually bad. Like printing Trillions of dollars that get funneled into the stock market. It's artificially high under this president.
I wouldn't say it is artificially high at this point... a lot of the numbers actually point to it being about right... I can tell you that equating a good stock market or bad stock market to what the president is doing right or wrong is laughable though. Especially when he can't even bring a valid budget to the table... and I hate for the people who feel safe in the bond market (especially high-yield) when the Fed reloads their interest rate gun in a year or two... of course, they can't do that until the economy is in a solid state which it is not no matter how many statistics the left twists and contorts to show how well "their" president is doing.
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In general, the President doesn't have any direct influence over the market. The President's policy, of course, can. Suppose the President comes out saying that the captial gains tax will be increased by 10%? Clearly, there will be a ton of sales prior to the implementation to avoid the additional taxation.
The stock market is is high because it has been held there by the various incarnations of Qualitative (or Quantitative?) Easing. Wanna guess where those trillions of dollars are going? I'd guess Wall Street., not Main Street. Since they are printed dollars and QE eventually has to stop, at some point, something has to give. When that starts to happen, those in the know will get out of the stock market and those of us who aren't in the know are ******, with the capital "F" as not a typo.
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This...............
I'll call her an ugly fatassed dominating cross dressing bossy *****.
You sir, live in a fantasy world.
This.Thank you for pointing out the facts.......something that the left never seems to find when constructing their arguments.
