Jim Webb won't be the nominee. You're worrying about nothing.
Jim Webb won't be the nominee. You're worrying about nothing.
Peter1469 (03-07-2015)
Max Rockatansky (03-07-2015)
I've a clear memory, Common, and historical perspective. I can't and never speak for 'buddies', I'm careful to link and point out specifically what I'm writing about. When others start belly aching about being taken out of context, I post their exact words. As for myself, you can gladly bring up any previous post, position, pontification, or policy held by this member.....and I'll stand behind it. In fact, I often refer back to my own previous posts concerning foreign policies, economic issues, etc.
For example, one of my latest 'rants' being the downward revision in economic growth that has become endemic of this administration. During elections, the economy is smoking, while Obama makes his rounds admiring his economy and taking corporate campaign contributions(you Dems of course deafen us with your silence as this is (D) money), the economy is 'robust' his policies working. Months later, we get the actual numbers.....showing you the economy growing at just over 2%...not exactly robust by any objective measure. I linked to this pattern of revision from 2009 and 2013..thus proving my argument...proving one's argument something you and your 'buddies' don't exactly accomplish.
I'll back my arguments, Common. Making me one of the few.
Last edited by Ransom; 03-07-2015 at 08:35 AM.
MisterVeritis (03-07-2015)
Originally Posted by Peter1469 Not necessarily. As my post above indicates the drop in the labor force participation rate is at the lower age range. If that is correct, that is not an indication of a healthy economy. An entire generation will be behind the earning curve and that can create a very long economic turn down as consumption drops.
The Dems want hard left- like big chief Warren. Webb is way to mainstream for them.
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