Obama has been elected just in time before this nation hits its tipping point.

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FDR's New Deal made the depression longer and worse.  Guess what?  Obama thinks FDR made the economy better.  Pay off your bills folks because things are about to get a LOT worse thanks to Obama's New Old Deal. more about "Obama’s New Old Deal", posted with vodpod

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FDR's New Deal made the depression longer and worse. Guess what? Obama thinks FDR made the economy better. Pay off your bills folks because things are about to get a LOT worse thanks to Obama's New Old Deal.

Someone might want to whisper in Barack Obama’s good ear that he won the election. The campaign is over. He is the president-elect. Isn’t that why he’s announcing new advisors from the old Clinton crew every other day? And calling all the nation’s governors to Philadelphia for a 57-minute meeting that was shorter than his [...]

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In Obama's weekly radio address he announced a massive job-creation initiative which included building infrastructure, improving schools, modernizing hospitals, and upgrading energy efficiency across the board."Obama said the massive government spending program he proposes to lift the country out of economic recession will include a renewed effort to make public buildings energy-efficient, rebuild the nation's highways, renovate aging schools and install computers in classrooms, extend high-speed Internet to underserved areas and modernize hospitals by giving them access to electronic medical records. 'We need to act with the urgency this moment demands to save or create at least 2 1/2 million jobs so that the nearly 2 million Americans who've lost them know that they have a future,' Obama said in his weekly address, broadcast on the radio and the Internet."Watch it, AFTER THE JUMP...(transcript)Good morning.Yesterday, we received another painful reminder of the serious economic challenge our country is facing when we learned that 533,000 jobs were lost in November alone, the single worst month of job loss in over three decades. That puts the total number of jobs lost in this recession at nearly 2 million.But this isn’t about numbers. It’s about each of the families those numbers represent. It’s about the rising unease and frustration that so many of you are feeling during this holiday season. Will you be able to put your kids through college? Will you be able to afford health care? Will you be able to retire with dignity and security? Will your job or your husband’s job or your daughter’s or son's job be the next one cut?These are the questions that keep so many Americans awake at night. But it is not the first time these questions have been asked. We have faced difficult times before, times when our economic destiny seemed to be slipping out of our hands. And at each moment, we have risen to meet the challenge, as one people united by a sense of common purpose. And I know that Americans...

You, no doubt, have been in a traffic accident at one point or another in your life. You can recalled with pretty vivid imagery the scream of tires, the on-rushing approach of the other automobile’s bumper, and that nauseous feeling which accompanied your intuitively grasped realization that mathematics of your momentum could not fit inside [...]