Anti Obama rant or is he just telling it like it is?

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I wish someone would list out the regulations implemented by Obama or his agenda. Not because I don't believe them, but because nobody knows of these regulations unless they directly impact their lives.
 
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Weezy said:
I wish someone would list out the regulations implemented by Obama or his agenda. Not because I don't believe them, but because nobody knows of these regulations unless they directly impact their lives.
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When you spread fear it's not good. Regulations or not this administration has spread enough fear to have a negative impact on business in this country. It's up too Obama to fix it. He keeps hammering these tax increases in basically a recession. All i see the tax increases doing is keeping Washington afloat / business as usual. In my opinion people will just tighten their belts more and spend less. I can't see how that helps anything.
 
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We've been hearing this for well over a year now but Obama and Co. keep denying that these are the reasons business isn't robust.
 
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Weezy said:
I wish someone would list out the regulations implemented by Obama or his agenda. Not because I don't believe them, but because nobody knows of these regulations unless they directly impact their lives.
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the every shifting interpretations of Obama care

the meddling of the NLRB

the limited oversight of the new Consumer Protection Agency

the more aggressive EPA (see how they handled the coal study where they completely ignored the economic impact and impact on jobs)

the tax policy statements from the administration that view corporations as an untapped source of revenues

Just a few that come to mind along with an overall tone from the WH that labels business leaders as scoundrels.


If the Stimulus had any positive effect, I would bet it's been completely offset by the above.
 
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dimon has been *****ing as well and he's a huge democrat and obama supporter.
 
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more of the Wynn stuff

If the government -- if the administration in Washington isn't frightening the dickens out of those of us who create jobs and build buildings and make lives for their employees, they are attacking China where, in the case of my company, the vitality of capital to improve Las Vegas has come from. It's the double whammy. American companies that have ventured abroad to broaden their markets are bringing money, have reinvested much of that in America. And so the rhetoric about offshore capital, there'd be a lot more of it brought back here if the government did intelligent and encouraging things to bring capital back. But this is a very business, job creating, unfriendly administration, and that's the plain truth of it. And so you know when you want to build condominiums, why? You want to protect yourself in this environment.
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volinbham said:
the every shifting interpretations of Obama care

the limited oversight of the new Consumer Protection Agency.
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Don't worry about that, the missnamed agency is really
just an enforcement arm of the misnamed international
private banking consortium popularly referred to as the
federal reserve and we havn't had oversight of it for
nearly a hundred years.

How is that working for us??


Speaking of QE-2.

Here’s what Sarah Palin said about this plan in November
of 2010… I’m deeply concerned about the Federal
Reserve’s plans to buy up anywhere from $600 billion
to as much as $1 trillion of government securities. The
technical term for it is “quantitative easing.” It means
our government is pumping money into the banking
system by buying up treasury bonds. And where, you
may ask, are we getting the money to pay for all this?
We’re printing it out of thin air.

The Fed hopes doing this may buy us a little temporary
economic growth by supplying banks with extra cash
which they could then lend out to businesses. But it’s
far from certain this will even work. After all, the
problem isn’t that banks don’t have enough cash on
hand – it’s that they don’t want to lend it out, because they don’t trust the current economic climate.

And if it doesn’t work, what do we do then? Print even
more money? What’s the end game here?"

The last question is something I've been asking for over
forty years and have yet to get any intelligent answer.

People who call Sarah Palin a dumbass have roughly
about the same IQ as a box of rocks.
 
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