The American Jobs Act and the President's Speech

The bill will be paid for... next week we'll tell you how

There will be modest adjustments to Medicare and Medicaid

All will pay their fair share

There will be spending cuts

The best way to grow the economy

tax breaks so teachers can go to work

we will change the way we do business

the govt will help people refinance mortgages

countries with whom we have trade agreement

must play by the rules

cut wasteful spending

regulation review

collective bargaining

congress, it is time to meet our responsibilities

elections fourteen months away

What a con!

Does this guy and his handlers think the American people want to

buy a bridge?

What the guy did not say, and I am calling him a guy because I am

at this point angrier than I was last night.

This guy does not deserve my respect.

It was more a cheer leading rally we heard

rather than a plan to save America

and then to boot, they announce information they new four months

ago, about a threat to New York or Washington by a car bomb,

information found when they wiped out OBL.

The what if segment was a good touch, Abraham Lincoln and his

achievements, and the Internet.

POOH!

What the guy did not say, is that unions, the Longshoremen and

the Teacher's union are in trouble. There will have to be adjustments

in the way we do business. Union members know they have been

receiving the cream off the top of the milk, for you youngsters who don't

understand that statement, in the old days, before homogenized and

pasteurized milk, the cream would float to the top of the bottle.

You union members will be forced to change contracts, to adjust to

the way things are now. Scaling down.

He did say that our trading partners were going to have to play by the rules,

how will he threaten China to revalue their currency, not sell them any more

of our debt or drop a bomb. Silly, that he thinks he can get them to do anything

when he can not even get his congress to do something.

Ah, congress it is time to meet our responsibilities - is he implying that the

congress has been fooling around- those individuals with ten percent approval

of the American Public.

Made in America

who would buy anything willing, from America, we are right now priced out of the market.

The banks will be forced to refinance loans, forced, the operative word here.

The banks should have refinanced loans before. They should have realized, of course

they did realize, what was going on, but the first stimulus was what they were waiting

for, and used those funds wisely(perhaps). Now, they are sitting with a bundle of

real estate, that is basically worthless, because no one has any money to buy it.

Fools that they are. They chose to steal money, along with the Freddie and Fanny.

History always repeats itself, and we fool ourselves into thinking it will be different.

Double dip recession, oh no, they say.

The Great Depression ran for ten years with the stock market experiencing

volatility of up days followed by down days followed by up days, followed by down days.

Sound familiar.

Sometimes, we let ourselves be conned, is this one of those days.