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Q. Several months ago, Conservatives were railing against Obama for the plummeting stock market and a rapidly worsening economy. Not only has the stock market regained much of it's lost ground, but the economy as a whole seems to be on the mend. A few basic indicators of the recovering US economy include: New home sales and durable goods sales are up Consumer confidence is up Interest rates (key bank lending rates) are steadying Bail-out banks are repaying bailout funds, Fed showing a $4 billion profit on the program If Obama's actions were worthy of critique when times were perceived to be bad, aren't they worthy of a little praise now? Asked by Vernon Dozier: Redux - Mon Aug 31 17:55:08 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments A. I really had no idea exactly how hell-bent conservatives are on refusing to admit that a democrat could actually do something right until recently. Apparently, it's more important to them to swear they were right all along than to find common ground with the other side, let alone admit Obama deserves any credit for the improving economy. Answered by Linz - Mon Aug 31 18:12:32 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "dealbook" |
