Lol, the phrase is "separate the wheat from the chaff," so I guess we know where you fall on that spectrum. ha!That would probably be good for our "entitlement" society. It would separate the wheat from the shaft.
Lol, the phrase is "separate the wheat from the chaff," so I guess we know where you fall on that spectrum. ha!That would probably be good for our "entitlement" society. It would separate the wheat from the shaft.
Lol, the phrase is "separate the wheat from the chaff," so I guess we know where you fall on that spectrum. ha!
Are you somehow implying with the beginning text of this post that Greece more than likely about to make an exit from the eurozone thus causing pause among all banks everywhere, is somehow President Obama's fault?
Lol, the phrase is "separate the wheat from the chaff," so I guess we know where you fall on that spectrum. ha!
he shortened the timeline by his actions and inactions that thwarted recovery internationally.
Considering American monetary policy is controlled by the federal reserve and fiscal policy is controlled by congress, and America can't really do anything to affect European markets (besides making us more uncompetitive by strengthening the dollar) what exactly do you suggest he does?
the fact that there is all this tanking is responsible for gas getting a little cheaper.
I wished food prices would go back to what they were before Obummer got into office. I get more discouraged, and buy less, every time I step into the market.
ergo why consumer sentiment is important. If you're buying less, somebody is selling less which ripples right on down the supply chain.
you actually believe that ?
we can absolutely impact world markets with Bernake's currency manipulation (QE I, II, III twisting etc), failures to promote growth (across the board policy-wise) both of whuichh hurt sales from them to us not to mention from us to them. and now that they're dying our manufacturing has contracted for the first time in years (euro being better off than us was the only lifeline we had in that sector),
the dollar only strengthened because Ben can't QE anymore and europe is tanking (they're weakening making us seem less weak). that and the fact that there is all this tanking is responsible for gas getting a little cheaper.
No, but misuse of common phrases is an excellent indicator of the credibility of the source, and whether or not their opinions are informed.Oh yeah. Being rude and spelling a phrase correctly will really save you in a depression.
No, but misuse of common phrases is an excellent indicator of the credibility of the source, and whether or not their opinions are informed.
No, but misuse of common phrases is an excellent indicator of the credibility of the source, and whether or not their opinions are informed.
You seem to have misunderstood part of my argument and agreed with the rest of it. The part that you agreed with was that there is really nothing Barack Obama can do about us sinking into a depression, and thus he is not at fault for this situation; and, second, no amount of QE or really anything we can do can save Europe, seeing as how what plagues them are structural problems, not matters of just a slow down in demand or a lack of supply. Also, all of this talk about, "just don't buy it and the price will go down" indicates a basic lack of understanding about how elasticity in markets work.
No, but misuse of common phrases is an excellent indicator of the credibility of the source, and whether or not their opinions are informed.