Consumer Comfort: Another Bad Week
INDEX GIVING UP PREVIOUS GAINS … || By FITSNEWS || It was another bad week for the people who You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
INDEX GIVING UP PREVIOUS GAINS …
|| By FITSNEWS || It was another bad week for the people who
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What’s hilarious, if not pathetic, is that FITSNews is always surprised to learn that Obama lied your DUMB ass.
You’re so fucking Stupid, you’ll probably believe Hillary that the GOP did it, and you have to vote for her to fix the Fucking mess Obama has made.
Thank you, dumbass. You’re so enlightening. More than that, you’re so original. It’s not as though we didn’t hear this same damn thing from you incessantly before you started cowering behind your many pseudo names. And yet you used to castigate so many others on here for using various names. Give my regards to your boyfriend, Mr Bingham.
So you admit, by attacking him, not his substance, what he is saying is true, right?
Because Big T isn’t attacking anybody and never does, t right?
So you admit that by attacking him attacking you and not your substance, that what he is saying about you is true, right?
I’m confused.
You mean Bit T Vasolined.
I generally agree, that we need free market reforms. Our economy is still digesting the massive Obomacare. Many are holding back on investment because of uncertainty and increased regulation of water ways (really ditches), air pollution, the war on coal. The new regulations on overtime pay and who constitutes management is just another reason for companies to hold a wait and see possition.
Free market reforms doesn’t free the country from the effects of economic cycles, foreign or domestic. The US is outperforming most G7 and G20 countries. The dollar is strong which keeps energy prices down but hurts exports. Many think of China as our enemy, but their also our economic partner. If their economy slows down, it hurts the US economy.
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I disagree with Thumper here.
We, the collective consumer, need a whooping big permanent tax cut … Whether in any national sales taxes (which hurt the poor most) or in business income taxes (which will create more jobs and thus more consumers.
I agree, but that doesn’t mean the end of recessions.
“Business cycles” are happening all and will continue to happen. Business cycles are “The Invisible Hand” at work.
Anytime a market is disrupted by some Gruberment Central Planning Scheme, the freer markets will bob and weave out of the way. (EX: BummerCare.)