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Politics : President Barack Obama

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To: tejek who wrote (121954)9/30/2012 10:04:13 PM
From: RetiredNow  Read Replies (2) of 149317
 
It's personal for all of us. Your conclusion is that Central Economic Planning and money printing will lead to prosperity. That's the pied piper calling and that's the easy route. The hard route is working hard, saving, and investing. But you want the easy route. You think that this big country is so easy to manage with just a few Central Bankers at the wheel. If you'd learned something from your own rental, then you'd realize that it's much better when an individual takes the initiative to create something, rather than have the government borrow and spend and print ad infinitum as they steal all of our hard earned wealth to give it to criminal banksters who made bad bets on derivatives.

You bitch and moan about the R's, but the fact is that you aren't taking responsibility for your own candidate who's in power now and who has institutionalize fraud and crime through his lack of prosecutions of criminal banksters and his endless bailouts of those criminals and his backing of a Soviet-style Central Economic Planner.

Your trickle down theory has resulted in persistently high unemployment as far as the eye can see and a downturn in all the major economic indicators. The only thing holding up GDP is excessive government waste. Real enterprise is holding back, because they know that wealth isn't created from money printing machines and that a reckoning will come from that path.

It's time for Obama to bow out. Romney won't be much better, but at least he'll make a good start by getting rid of Bernanke.
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