Oh no this asshat on CNBC thinks President Obama needs
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Tue Nov-02-10 02:57 PM
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Oh no this asshat on CNBC thinks President Obama needs |
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to start a war on unemployment much like President Reagan started the war on drugs. The consensus on CNBC seems to be the Rethugs will win at least 55 seats and the Senate will be at least 50/50. They are all giddy about the GOP taking over and the Bush tax cuts being extended. They already have stocks picked that will thrive in the Rethug takeover. The Dow went up 67 points today and they call it an election rally.
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Tue Nov-02-10 02:58 PM
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1. The enthusiasm gap is not there |
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there are some folks that are in for a surprise.
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Tue Nov-02-10 03:02 PM
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2. Right, because Reagan's war on drugs has been soooo successful! |
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NOT!
I think Obama needs to introduce a new immigration reform bill, using the Reagan amnesty as a guide... and tout it as such!!
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for a good paying job with Fox News.
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If the 'War on Unemployment' went the way the 'War on Drugs' has gone, we'd have 85% unemployment by the end of his second term.
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Tue Nov-02-10 04:08 PM
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5. Rethugs think if you put St. Ronnie's name on something |
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