... We have some very stupid, senile investors who think that the government can "absorb" 20+ trillion dollars in debt in a 1 trillion dollar budget. Doesn't quite add up. They are going to destroy the currency, as well as the overall economy. The dollar is collapsing, oil is skyrocketing again. Hyperinflation would be the result, if Congress does what the President wants. They won't. http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080919/oil_prices.html

... this, exactly how *real* is any of this crap that goes on in any stock market in the world? Aren't you seeing how very, very real it is - in some cases painfully real - right now? We're seeing how the Fed is using taxpayer money via regressive stagflation to make it as painless as possible for the rich. They'll do _anything_ rather than admit that free speech is a precondition of a free market economy. Bret Cahill

... Denial dissolves, that between the hydro, gas, and oil, we will have enuf energy to run our own economy without foreign oil. And after serving so many tours in Iraq, the National Guard'll be very happy to ...lived polyamorously. No woman had a duty to produce heirs, so they only produced enuf kids to keep the economy going. Many plants in this ecosystem evolved a defense against herbivores from developing a taste for them. They caused ...

... turning back in Obama's favor: As the electorate has gotten enough of a look at Palin to distrust her, her once-high approval numbers have taken a nosedive. And McCain continues to say brilliant things like the economy is fundamentally sound and he won't meet with the dastardly prime minister of Spain. More to the point, the significance of those head-to-head polls -- the yardstick featured in so much political reporting -- is completely...

...crisis is the result of his view of the economy, which boils down to deregulate-and-bail. Superficially,...hundreds of billions of public money into the private economy; and the Resolution Trust Corporation of the 1980s, ...because that depends on the health of the broader economy and the confidence of investors. Paulson's idea ... and to prevent a cratering of the wider economy. Despite bipartisan deficit phobia, temporary large deficits are far...

..., and he can do it in 2008 with the economy. Watching John McCain thundering against Wall Street greed is ... world. They are the backbone and foundation of our economy." -- with a robotic cadence dripping with inauthenticity. Wall Street ...Iraq. He can do it in 2008 with the economy. He needs to start by making sure that the ... the kind of credit default swaps that threaten our economy -- both signed into law by Bill Clinton. Speaking at...

... trade or with carbon taxes. You have to move the government from being on the side of the problem makers in the economy to the problem solvers. But we know the policies. There are reams and reams of policies. It's not a policy ... had their turn. It's our turn now. The people who say they could borrow and spend their way to a healthy economy, they had their turn. It's our turn now, and I'm so proud of Gavin Newsom. The people who said that...

...The exhaustion of its oil resources has not yet shown up in the economy or government coffers because of the fivefold increase in the price of ...in assets, has earned. Alaska has the most unbalanced and least diversified economy of all 50 states. Yet politicians like Palin do not appear to ...stock holding. The state legislature has appropriated little money to diversify the economy and prepare for a new age of renewable energy. This year ...

... turning back in Obama's favor: As the electorate has gotten enough of a look at Palin to distrust her, her once-high approval numbers have taken a nosedive. And McCain continues to say brilliant things like the economy is fundamentally sound and he won't meet with the dastardly prime minister of Spain. More to the point, the significance of those head-to-head polls -- the yardstick featured in so much political reporting -- is completely...

... war was just another day's treason for those occupants. Now, even WE do not expect action on impeachment this particular week. Congress is too preoccupied scrambling to try to salvage the disaster that has become our economy because of 8 years of corrupt Republicans hell bent on deregulation, and EQUALLY corrupt Democrats too cowardly to stop them, even when they had the actual power to do so. And unfortunately, the plan they are likely...