CTOPIN

In 2010 It'll Be Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

William Kabourek, I thought I was being clear as well. I have as much right to blather as you do and your comments are no less political than mine ("the Republicans are marginally better"), so perhaps you should go to a political site as well.


On Nov 11 04:44 PM William Kabourek wrote:

> CTOPIN, I thought I was being clear regarding my opinion of politicians:neither
> party is working for the taxpayer, but the Republicans are marginally
> better. Now, I'm finished unless you want to talk economics or securities.
> If you want to blather on, then go to a yahoo board or a political
> site.

In 2010 It'll Be Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

"First, I generally vote Republican".....

Now there's a shocker.

"but they are far, far from perfect."

And getting farther by the minute. The party of No is really the party of No Ideas and No Leadership.

In 2010 It'll Be Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

You're entitled to your opinion, as I am to mine. Even if some policies are proven wrong and need to be corrected or improved upon, it's better to have a do-something leader than a do-nothing leader. Mistakes of the last however-many years cannot be undone in 10 months.

In 2010 It'll Be Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

Right...since the article contained no political slant, since writers, particularly those reporting on subjects pertaining to Wall Street, are all 100 percent objective and non-partisan.

In 2010 It'll Be Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

Things were just oh so wonderful under the previous administration, right?...the one that stuck it's head in the sand and ignored all the problems that were brewing, allowing the Madoffs and the sub prime mortgages and the lack of oversight by the SEC and the exhorbitant bonuses on Wall Street and the endless spending in Iraq and so on, to completely destroy the economy right before the election, so that he could run off and hide, never to be seen or heard from again. Right. It's all Obama's doing.