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Old 02-10-2012, 10:44 PM
 
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Americans' confidence in the economy improved for the fifth month in a row in January... Confidence in the economy has been improving every month since August...
U.S. Economic Confidence Climbs for Fifth Straight Month

Many Republicans are trying to talk down the economy, but the majority of Americans know that things are getting better. Even Mitt Romney admitted it.

Political Animal - Romney: U.S. economy ‘getting better’ under Obama

This should be the GOP reaction to the improving economy: http://justincaseyouwerewondering.co...lay-Culkin.jpg

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Old 02-10-2012, 10:50 PM
 
Location: Twin Cities, MN
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If I were a right-wing, lunatic, internet poster I'd be singing' "Say it ain't So", by Weezer.

Oh, I forgot, for a moment, that they only like politically active rock/country stars who lean to the right...

If disagree > (see: The Dixie Chicks) (and The "Outlaws", before them)
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Old 02-11-2012, 04:33 AM
 
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It is too bad people who believe the economy is going to improve in the long term are not paying attention to the larger picture:

Australian Dollar, Euro Tank As Greek Deal Falls Apart

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Higher yielding currencies and risk-correlated assets took a plunge in the overnight, as data out of Asia and political developments in the Euro-zone weighed on investor sentiment. Chinese trade data was the first catalyst in the overnight, with trade flows significantly deteriorating on the import side. This reinforces the notion that the Chinese economy will struggle in the coming months without substantial domestic demand; and with inflation picking back up as per recently released figures, the People’s Bank of China may not be able to help the economy.
A slower Chinese economy means global export reduction in raw materials. Chinese purchases of concrete and steel have fallen off significantly as have energy imports. This will have a negative effect on the US economy as well.

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U.S. Economic Confidence Climbs for Fifth Straight Month

Many Republicans are trying to talk down the economy, but the majority of Americans know that things are getting better. Even Mitt Romney admitted it...............
The same Romney & Obama who didn't see the crash in 2008 coming? I'm going to believe them about the health of the US economy.....not!
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