Fenton
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Re: U.S. Adds Only 88,000 Jobs; Jobless Rate Falls to 7.6%
I've read quite a few of your post that were made prior to the date of my registration Kush. No I'm not a stalker but just wanted to get a better understanding of your knowledge base and ideology. Iv'e done it with other posters too, that were worth my the time that is, and I'm sure other posters also do this as well. It's why I DO give you some credibility, and have come to expect more than blanket generic statements from your post.
Current economic issues directly tied to the sub-prime mortgage collapse should, by now be isolated to the real-estate market, unless you legitimately think Businesses and investors are sitting on their capital right now because the housing market sits in a sea of debt.
Had you been around here in early 2009, you would have witnessed my criticism of the ARRA. Had you been here in 2011, you would have witnessed my criticism of the ACA for not including a public option, and heavy deregulation of the insurance industry (as a means of creating public/private competition ala UPS and the Post Office).
Because i support deficit spending with high unemployment and expansionary/nonconventional monetary policy does not equate to me having a man-crush on Obama.
I've read quite a few of your post that were made prior to the date of my registration Kush. No I'm not a stalker but just wanted to get a better understanding of your knowledge base and ideology. Iv'e done it with other posters too, that were worth my the time that is, and I'm sure other posters also do this as well. It's why I DO give you some credibility, and have come to expect more than blanket generic statements from your post.
Current economic issues directly tied to the sub-prime mortgage collapse should, by now be isolated to the real-estate market, unless you legitimately think Businesses and investors are sitting on their capital right now because the housing market sits in a sea of debt.