If John McCain thinks that "the fundamentals of our economy are strong," then that phrase is effectively meaningless. Unemployment is at a five-year high, consumer spending is predicted to decline this fiscal quarter for the first time in 17 years, and we are currently undergoing the worst housing bust since the Great Depression. Full Story »
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The author could have elaborated more, but for what it's worth this is a well respected blogger's quick and compelling response to a public statement by John McCain.
A short effective opinion piece that juxtaposes a list of our current economic woes -- including the performance of our individual investments -- against McCain's statement that the fundamentals of our economy are strong.
A rebuttal to McCains sweetness and roses statement about our current robust economy taken right out of Bushs playbook. However, most of its information is retreaded stuff that anyone paying even a modicum of attention to the news already knows. Still, success is in the eyes of beholder. From the point of view of special interests, the Bush administration is a raging success. If youre a billionaire, this economy is one of the strongest on record. Unfortunately, if you fall into ... More »
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