Evaluation of the policies of George W. Bush and his Republican conservatives on America.


This week Secretary Paulson said the U.S. Economy was just fine. NOTHING could be further from the truth and we again see the White House SPIN DOCTORS at work. Paulson points to the continued creation of jobs but he does not acknowledge that those newly created jobs are paying substantially less then the jobs that were lost. He does not acknowledge that almost 14 Million Home mortgages are in danger or that mortgages companies are in danger of failing including the nations largest which holds 20% of ALL home loans. He does not acknowledge that personal debt is at an all time high and people are falling behind on their credit card payments. I guess he has also not looked at the Stock Market this past month. Heating oil is also predicted to be higher this winter.

He has not acknowledged that low end retail sales are falling and even Wal-Mart sales have not kept up with inflation. Why did the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by ½ % in the middle of their monthly cycle? There are VERY fundamental problems with the U.S. Economy and to have the Treasury Secretary say all is just great with the economy is wrong. This White House substitutes SPIN and politics for truth and reality.

Lou Dobbs asked the question on Friday if his viewers believed the Treasury Secretary about the U.S. Economy. 95% said they did not believe the statements made by the Treasury Secretary. The last good Treasury Secretary was Paul O’Neil. He told it “like it is” and Bush fired him two years into his first term. The Bush administration is just about the most dishonest and ineffective administration in the history of our Republic. I guess they mirror the attributes and abilities of the President!

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on Aug 21, 2007
Just more ignorance from the left.


What's even funnier is that Col is actually ignoring most of my replies. I wonder why?
on Aug 21, 2007
Wal-Mart posts worst sales ever as US retail figures slump


Poll: is the US heading for recession?

David Teather
Friday May 11, 2007
The Guardian


Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, yesterday posted its worst monthly sales figures since its records began in 1980.
The company said same store sales fell 3.5% in April on the same month a year ago. Same store sales measure the performance of stores that have been open for at least 12 months.

who is the fool? But Wal-Mart was not the only US retailer turning in a poor performance in April, triggering fears that the US housing slump might be spilling over into consumer spending and that the economy might be taking a turn for the worse.



Wal-Mart Sees Global Drop-Off
Evelyn M. Rusli, 08.14.07, 2:30 PM ET

Wal-Mart Stores




Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride.

on Aug 21, 2007
Friday May 11, 2007


i thought we were talking about august not may.
on Aug 21, 2007
Uh, Gene - since 2007 was not in the wage equation, you might want to drop that last 2.5% CPI bump from your list, which gives you a net increase of 0.7%. 'Course, that assumes you believe the numbers are a true reflection of reality. We know how flawed the CPI is & how it is hardly the holy grail of living costs. Then again, nothing's ever stopped you from comparing apples to oranges or fudging numbers to suit or pretending there is no such thing as a business cycle.
on Aug 22, 2007

Reply By: danielost Posted: Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Friday May 11, 2007


i thought we were talking about august not may.


WHAT about the second article dated 8/14/07?

Wal-Mart Sees Global Drop-OffEvelyn M. Rusli, 08.14.07, 2:30 PM ET

Wal-Mart Stores




Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride.
on Aug 22, 2007
Reply By: Daiwa Posted: Tuesday, August 21, 2007
“Uh, Gene - since 2007 was not in the wage equation, you might want to drop that last 2.5% CPI bump from your list, which gives you a net increase of 0.7%.’Course, that assumes you believe the numbers are a true reflection of reality. We know how flawed the CPI is & how it is hardly the holy grail of living costs. Then again, nothing's ever stopped you from comparing apples to oranges or fudging numbers to suit or pretending there is no such thing as a business cycle.”


I see you acknowledge the fact that the CPI contains elements that do not impact many consumers each month. The elements that DO impact MOST families such as Insurance rates, Food, Health, Clothing, gasoline and home heating fuels are the ones that are UP and a lot more then the overall CPI. Thus the day to day impact on low and middle income families from the rising costs in things they MUST buy makes the REAL impact worse then the overall CPI average. The fact remains ALL LOW and MOST Middle income Americans have not benefited from the " Great Bush Economic Boom" The top income people and a few of the top tear of the Middle Income group has experienced the " GOOD TIMES" but not the VAST majority of Americans!!!!!!!

Today more mortgage companies are filing for bankruptcy and Toll Brothers posted an 85% drop in Profits. Most builders are expected to show a loss in 2007 and are projected to show losses in 2008. The economy is not as Bush and Paulson claim.
on Aug 22, 2007
WHAT about the second article dated 8/14/07?

Wal-Mart Sees Global Drop-OffEvelyn M. Rusli, 08.14.07, 2:30 PM ET

Wal-Mart Stores




Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride.




i have no idea what this is referring to .
on Aug 22, 2007

Reply By: danielost Posted: Wednesday, August 22, 2007
WHAT about the second article dated 8/14/07?

Wal-Mart Sees Global Drop-Off Evelyn M. Rusli, 08.14.07, 2:30 PM ET

Wal-Mart Stores




Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride.




“I have no idea what this is referring to.”


What do you think, “ Wal-Mart Sees Global Drop-Off” means or” Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride”?

You are REAL BS artist! You should seek work in the Bush White House!
on Aug 22, 2007
Most builders are expected to show a loss in 2007 and are projected to show losses in 2008. The economy is not as Bush and Paulson claim.


Key word expected. I work for a company that supplies construction materials, the largest in the US and 3rd ( I believe) around the world and so far we have been making money. The company has not suffered any loses, we are still above our targets so I don't have a clue what you are talking about.
on Aug 22, 2007
Reply By: danielost Posted: Wednesday, August 22, 2007
WHAT about the second article dated 8/14/07?

Wal-Mart Sees Global Drop-Off Evelyn M. Rusli, 08.14.07, 2:30 PM ET

Wal-Mart Stores




Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride.




“I have no idea what this is referring to.”


What do you think, “ Wal-Mart Sees Global Drop-Off” means or” Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride”?

You are REAL BS artist! You should seek work in the Bush White House!




it has no reference. thus it has no meaning.
on Aug 22, 2007
it has no reference. thus it has no meaning.

HOW DUMB CAN YOU BE???????
on Aug 22, 2007
Wal-Mart investors better buckle in, 2007 is going to be a rocky ride.




the doggie is

ie the above has no reference thus it has no meaning just as yours as no reference and no meaning. as far as i know they could be talking about ice cream.


you pull two sentences out of something or two somethings and are trying to make them sound important. no links no other lines. you could and probable did make this up. as you have done in the past.
on Aug 22, 2007
As usual, Gene does the bob/weave/dodge dance when confronted.
on Aug 23, 2007
Today another group of Mortgage companies have announced they are in trouble including Lehman Brothers Accredited home lenders, HSBC Holdings. H & R Block and BNC are also in trouble. 3,700 mortgage staff has lost their jobs and another 1,200 are in danger of losing their jobs. Bloomberg News said the Mortgage situation could cause much wider problems.
on Aug 23, 2007
Today another group of Mortgage companies have announced they are in trouble


I guess we should bail them out too.


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