Maybe 0bama Will Listen To The Germans
By Ima_C_Suvaya
@Ima_C_Suvaya (431)
United States
March 15, 2009 12:20pm CST
German Finance Minister, Peer Steinbrueck seems to have a level head on his shoulders. His thinking is that we should fix the Financial System and restore the public faith in the same, before pushing spending. "It makes no sense to pump more and more money in our economy when we haven't restored the confidence of the financial market." Of course, I guess it doesn't matter. Congress certainly spent our money quicker than squat. 0bama and Geithner seem to have a plan. It's a bad plan. A vague plan. a plan wrought with inconsistencies. Do you know what the plan really is? I do. It has nothing to do with spending or unfreezing credit markets. It is...... Hope.
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@redyellowblackdog (10629)
• United States
15 Mar 09
The Germans are assuming 0bama has the goals of a reasonable national leader.
The Germans do not understand 0bama's plan is more likely to tear America down in order to rebuild it more to his liking. If this is the case, 0bama is implementing a brillant plan to accomplish his goal. Like Rush Limbaugh, I hope 0bama fails.
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@Destiny007 (5805)
• United States
15 Mar 09
...and Change... you forgot Change.
They plan is to destroy our economy so it will be easier to push us into all out socialism.
Bush already did the heavy lifting for them when he signed that first bailout, and they are determined to take it all the way while they have the opportunity.
There is no doubt that the economy should recover before ANY spending is done, but the tax and spend ideas of the 0bamunist will only further erode our economy, and not help it.
FDR found that out when he did it, as did Carter, and now the 0bamunist is about to repeat the lesson.
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@PrarieStyle (2486)
• United States
23 Mar 09
What's that old saying about "a hope and a song"? Hope sounds about right for me, it's about all they can do since neither of them have any experience or expertise in finance. I'll never get over the fact that a tax cheat is now handling all our finances by himself.
