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Well, first of all you seem to contradict yourself, then. The stimulus package cant be all bad, and fiscal stimulus cant be all bad, if you are for tax cuts.
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True, but if the point is lost given the trivial amount of tax cuts relative to the size of the spending bill I do contradict myself.
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That aside, no amount of cheerleading will make people resume payments on underwater mortgages, no amount of cheerleading is going to clear up toxic securities from banks' asset sheets.
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Historically, "cheerleading", I often like to use Churchill as an example, has been the reason people have done extraordinary things. Again, we will simply disagree on this point.
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Only someone extremely partisan would say that the problem with the current economic scenario is that the president isnt optimistic enough.
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No. Like I wrote previously when it comes to my money I am not partisan at all. If a Democrat helps me make a shit load of money, I could careless about his politics.
I presented my theory on why I lost so much money since June, 2008. I clearly made an error in judgment and I think I know what that error was. If others think the decline in the market since June is Bush's fault or the fault of Republicans, all I can do is ask - when is change going to be responsible for anything? Let me know when it is safe to dig up my money and put it in a bank, real estate, or Wall St.