thekicker33
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Because I go to UT football games and I'm not there to see you. I know people who go to UT football games and they're not there to see you. The 106,000 in attendance don't scream BigPapaVol.... They scream Rocky Top... Eric Berry.. etc.
Refuted yet?
Ever think these crisis were caused by Raegan and his plans to ignore the poor in this countrywho's faulting? Bush happened to be in office during the worst liquidity crisis (prior to this most recent housing crash) this side of the Great Depression. LTCM killed the credit markets and all liquidity was removed from the markets, killing all businesses that live by short term credit. That creamed the economy, regardless who was in office.
Bush 2 had to deal with the aftermath of 9/11 and watched the credit default swap kill the conduit markets in real estate. That shock removed all liquidity from the market and here we are. The presidents in office at those times had little or nothing to do with employment levels.
Hell, Obama stole a trillion dollars to impact employment and has sat helplessly by as the number has soared. Wonder why?
Never said that......... You can't judge that after one year... I never did that in my analysis... I based on the end of terms... So when Obama is done in office than and unemployment is still where it is, than yes he'll go down alongside Bush as one of the worse presidents in U.S. historygood. i'm glad you've decided obama has been the worst president in modern american history since unemployment is now at the highest level since the great depression.
WOW, just wow. Thanks is all I have to say.. At least my arguement is based on numbers... albeit on just unemployment... Yours is just flat out stupid and based on nothing
Yes, I realize that... but the economy under a democratic president is likely to be stronger than under a Republican presdient
If you go back and look at the data I think you will find that when the executive and legislative branches are at odds with one another we typically do well fiscally. Regardless of which party controls what.
In terms of GDP growth it is mostly cyclical, and there is generally little impact by the guy sitting in the oval office. A "bad" president can look good with a strong economy and a "good" president can look bad in a weak economy.
Never said that......... You can't judge that after one year... I never did that in my analysis... I based on the end of terms... So when Obama is done in office than and unemployment is still where it is, than yes he'll go down alongside Bush as one of the worse presidents in U.S. history
Because I have a brain... I don't know you, maybe you're god or something and have been around forever, but UT football fans were showing up to Neyland Stadium long before you were born... Hence the reason among many others I know they're not there to see you.Can you refute that people are there when I show up? How is it stupid. It's just empirical data being shown to happen at the same time, every time, hence one must cause the other.
Finally something with substance... Thank you sir!If you go back and look at the data I think you will find that when the executive and legislative branches are at odds with one another we typically do well fiscally. Regardless of which party controls what.
In terms of GDP growth it is mostly cyclical, and there is generally little impact by the guy sitting in the oval office. A "bad" president can look good with a strong economy and a "good" president can look bad in a weak economy.
Because I have a brain... I don't know you, maybe you're god or something and have been around forever, but UT football fans were showing up to Neyland Stadium long before you were born... Hence the reason among many others I know they're not there to see you.