It’s a democrat recession. It was started by a little change to the Community Reinvestment Act by Bill Clinton in 1995 and has simply snowballed over the years and taken much of the world down with it.
http://www.redstate.com/diaries/michaelbdr/2008/oct/15/butterfly-effect/

said this is where we were going? I even said it. With an empty suit and an empty head Obama will walk in the White House with nary a clue of what to do. He is a borderline communist with no economic skills. He surrounds himself with other communists that do not believe in the capitalist economic system. As millions lose their jobs and the other millions that will not find any then good luck to any industry surviving even it is doing well now. Manufacturing, retail, banking will all do a swan dive. Government will be the only business left and a long period of doubt and uncertainty will be cast upon America. Obama’s socialist agenda and his fight on Global Warming will only push the world into depression.
What happens then is anyone’s guess.

That’s just smart politics.

Spread the word: every Republican who’s interviewed, anywhere, from this time forward needs to tie the plummeting economy around Obama and the Democrats necks.

depression. I’ve been in it since Nov 5. and I see no signs of coming out of it anytime soon.

Every single decision I am making now is couched with this-How will Barack’s incompetence/inexperience affect this part of my life? Sucks, sucks, sucks!!!

continue to be depressed, but waiting to sell them until Obama/Reid/Pelosi double cap gains would be kinda silly.

Local governments are already slashing jobs. Goody, more excuses for the Feds to take over more of our liberty and self-determination.

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will not end until Government stands aside and lets market forces do their work. As it is, investors don’t want to spend any money, since they have no clue where the Fed will decide to intervene next. As long as that $350b is still hanging over our heads, investors will sit back and wait. This means that the DOW will not even come close to recovery until at least january, probably later.

Obama didn’t cause the nation’s depression, just yours. We need to review the facts as they are, not as we wish they would be.

2/3 of the public have a hopeful, positive view of Obama. polls

You can hate this data, but that doesn’t change it. The public is not gonna buy this “Obama Depression” stuff (not yet anyway), and you simply lose credibility by promulgating it.

the dow closed up 500 today after Obama
leaked the new treasury sec
and apparently the markets like his pick

why don’t we wait until he is actually sworn in before we attack him

we just look like jack asses when we make silly attacks like this

this is the reason why we are losing credibility

and when legit Criticism arises (trust me it will) no one will listen because we cried wolf too many times

However, if one judges Mr. Obama by his deeds and his history, America is in store for a siege engine of leftism. That the impending avalanche will be followed by a liberal crack-up is of little consolation.

Must Conservatives Rally Round the Messiah?

(For the record, I’m telling relatives to skip savings bond gifts for my boy’s upcoming baptism. Growing uneasy that under this Administration, they too won’t be worth the paper they’re printed on.)
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> http://www.thedigeratilife.com/blog/index.php/2009/01/21/historical-stock-market-closings-presidential-inauguration-days/
Just as Obama made history, so did the stock market, by marking this movement as the largest Inauguration Day drop for the Dow in its entire 112 history.
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> http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/rocky-wall-st-debut-for-obama-presidency-20090124-7p12.html
Kevin Giddis, analyst at Morgan Keegan, said the 44th US president faces “an economy that has too much personal debt, too little personal savings and too few jobs.”
“It is also an economy that has rotting homes and mortgages attached to much lower stock and bond prices,” Giddis said.
“Do you really believe that the new administration will be able to just simply float 850 billion dollars back into consumers’ hands and make it all better? This will likely take all of 2009 and maybe even some of 2010 to right the ship.”

The answer to his last question is a resounding, “No!”
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> http://itulip.com/forums/showthread.php?p=71607
With a 4.2% stock market loss, and a DJIA close below the psychologically significant 8,000 market level, President Obama was off to the worst start of any president on record.