j-dub

U.S. Growth Probably Now at 4.5 Percent

"U.S. Growth Probably Now at 4.5 Percent."

Under Obama's policies?

Yeah, and Steve Wynn is Mary Poppins

Forget 'Cash for Clunkers': Try 'Dough for Dumps'

I thought "WOW" when I read #4 and realized how aweful the thought of that is.
Well, our government probably knows best.....................
After all, they fixed the crisis!!!!!!!
RIGHT?


On Aug 23 01:55 PM conceptwizard wrote:

> Cash for Clunkers:
>
> 1. Now poor people have to pay more for a used car.
> 2. Only helps those that can afford a car payment.
> 3. Creates a forced buying scenario that boost people who would not
> buy right now to buy, this will create a down side on sales when
> the program ends.
> 4. Now charities dont get the used cars to help fund food and shelter
> to the poor.
> 5. The legal fees and admin costs for the program are more than the
> $4500 rebate. I wonder what the real cost per new car is.
> 6. The enevitable tax increases for all these programs, has to hit
> us soon.
>
> The Government does not give away anything, it loans us our future
> tax dollars before we earn them. People are so naive.

Forget 'Cash for Clunkers': Try 'Dough for Dumps'

First my new house, now a great used car. U.S.A #1
How else will I get to all of the mid-level manufacturing job interviews I have lined up, in style. Suzuki makes great car's, they do!!!! Yesireee
What will taxpayers help me afford next?

Thanks America



On Aug 23 04:15 AM Steven Hansen wrote:

> Cash for Clunkers was an overwhelming success for foreign car makers
> who increased market share at the expense of Ford, GM, and Chrysler.
> We now have more fuel efficient autos reducing our dependancy on
> oil, and less people with jobs to drive them.
>
> our government has killed two birds with one stone.

Forget 'Cash for Clunkers': Try 'Dough for Dumps'

"rebates for rabbitt ears"
Brand new flat screens have never been more energy efficient!!!

"moolah for mansions"
The anyone can afford a 3000 sq ft home program to stop the price decimation of high end domiciles.

"funds for furniture"
Any unit piece over $500 is now within reach for the average American

"loot for laundry"
Let's save the appliance businesss together!!!!

"bread for boats"
The wide world of boating is now for everyone!!!


All signs of a vibrant U.S. economy.
WHAT WILL AMERICA BUY YOU NEXT?

New Cars More Affordable than Ever Before in U.S. History

Cars are more affordable partly because of the Japanese, Mark.
They came here in 1990 with the lexus and turned the luxury market on it's head. For instance, Cadillac couldn't raise prices because they had to compete with a car far superior to theirs. You need to keep Cadillac at a much higher price point than let's say Chevy, so you can't raise Chevy prices either. So you lower quality, when you can.

Cadillac still has to compete with Lexus today and round and round it goes
There are about 15 things wrong with your article.

On a side note-
Just wondering what a 10 day vacation in Fantasy Land costs now a days?

Cash for Clunkers: Four Downsides

Since you guys pretty much paid for it, I'll let you all know that it's a beautiful set with a very clear picture.
I can't thank you guys enough, REALLY.

Anyway, been watching CNBC all day and I can't believe how much our economy is improving!!!!
Just in time to, because my extended unemployment benefits are about to expire...................
Anyway, gotta run. My stories are on.


On Aug 07 02:53 AM j-dub wrote:

> First my new house, now a great used car. U.S.A #1
> What will taxpayers help me afford next?
> Hmmmmm................... got it!!!!!!
>
> The next government program should be:
>
> REBATES FOR RABBITT EARS
> I could use a more energy efficient tv.......................
>
>
> (ding dong)
> Gotta go, my new 50' LCD is here
> Pretty sweet!!!!!
> Thanks America

Cash for Clunkers: Four Downsides

First my new house, now a great used car. U.S.A #1
What will taxpayers help me afford next?
Hmmmmm................... got it!!!!!!

The next government program should be:

REBATES FOR RABBITT EARS
I could use a more energy efficient tv.......................


(ding dong)
Gotta go, my new 50' LCD is here
Pretty sweet!!!!!
Thanks America

Cash for Clunkers May Cost Up to $45,354 Per Vehicle

As far as "cash for clunkers goes" I just have one question-what will the government buy us next?

I could use a more energy efficient big screen tv........