I am long past done wasting my time on your ignorance, ideological idiocy, and stupidity, not to mention bottomless mendacity (look it up, or you'll be caught doing the same as your fellow Republican, a Congressman) and laziness. You're on ignore.
Show me the posts, Clouseau. You know they don't exist, that's why you continue on with your little tirades. The burden of proof is on you, imbecile, as you are the ones claiming I wrote something about Soros yesterday. With regards to your Koch brothers allegation, it would behoove you to actually formally introduce a topic rather than just throw the entire kitchen sink into whatever point you are trying to make.
that does not counter my point. although it is an interesting ancedote. The real question, is are the small businesses picking up so much of the the cost of the insurance that it is cheaper for people to use the small business plans? If it turns out, that Obamacare a a new larger group that provides less expensive care and or covers more people... we can say that is one good thing.
What's the "anecdote" exactly?? "The first statistics are coming in and, to the surprise of a great many, Obamacare might just be working to bring health care to working Americans precisely as promised. The major health insurance companies around the country are reporting a significant increase in small businesses offering health care benefits to their employees." Edit: Agree with your last sentence.
We're really on a tear. I have to give him credit for the export initiative--Americans respond to good leadership and they get busy when a concrete goal is put before them, and that's exactly what they're doing right now. Of course, it helps that the rest of the planet had huge stimulus programs and borrowed their way right through the recession. They're buying our stuff now (including mine, woohoo).
Obama did that all by himself? And all this time I thought it was the fed and US treasury. No matter, I'm still not voting for him in 2012 anyway. Nice try though.
i (continue) to say youre one of the dumbest posters on this site. obama has absolutely nothing to do with this rally. it is bernanke and the fed. in fact, id even venture a guess to say that if obama hadnt meddled with healthcare, the market could even be higher. when this all comes crashing down (ben's latest bubble) it wont be obama's fault either. but it'll be funny to watch all the yambags like yourself blame him for it. stick to politics. at least there you can pretend you know something. in finance and the markets you are completely out of your league.
i've been holding on to this fantastic gem of a thread by tinkerbell. saw a news blurb today that belongs in here: http://www.zerohedge.com/article/gallup-economic-confidence-index-drops-august-2010-levels it's a good read- check it out. the summary of which is this: obama - best president ever for the market. worst for the people.