Axelrod...I never talked about a Recovery Summer...ROTFLMAO!

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    bodyforlife New Member

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    Between Obama and Axlerod, all you're going to hear are lies at this point (can't even call it spin anymore...they are just blatantly lying). Even though everything they've said is documented in videos all over the internet, these two will look you in the eye and make comments like "I didn't say that", "I was taken out of context", "my words are being twisted", and the like. Even though they are quoted word for word. And the sheep and the media will do everything they can to make it seem like it didn't happen or just ignore the lie by giving it no coverage. The lack of integrity with Obama and his handlers is just astonishing....

    Obama campaign senior adviser David Axelrod tells Chris Wallace that he never used the term 'Recovery Summer' when he had in fact used it in 2010.

    Chris Wallace, "FOX News Sunday" host: Didn't this White House badly misjudge this recovery? I remember in 2010, two summers ago, you and Vice President Biden were running around talking about 'Recovery Summer.' That was the summer of 2010 and the fact is the White House said if you got the stimulus, the $800 billion that unemployment would stay under 8%. In fact, with the stimulus, unemployment has stayed over 8% for the last 42 months. That's three and a half years.

    David Axelrod: Chris, first of all, I wasn't running around saying anything other than that we were going to have to be persistent. That it took years to get in this mess, it was going to take years to get out --

    Wallace: You talking about 'Recovery Summer' in 2010, sir.

    Axelrod: Well you should show me the tape of me saying that. I've been very consistent about the fact that we need to be very persistent in our efforts here.

    http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/08/05/axelrod_denies_ever_touting_a_recovery_summer.html

    Why must we continue to listen to lies? Yeah, I know...it's all they've got[video=youtube;OYfQUQdQR90]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYfQUQdQR90[/video]
     
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    The man is a snake his forked tongue never ceases to wag.
     
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    I sat through the first 10 minutes and literally had to turn it off because it's just disgusting. Wallace threw one stat after another at Axelrod, debunking pretty much every claim he was making. Axelrod just sat there and either claimed ignorance to every study that Wallace threw at him (most from non-partisan organizations) or just lied. If everyone in the nation saw that interview, the election would be over already. Axelrod is just a vile piece of S--t (I honestly can't think of any other way to describe him). How anyone can give any credence or have any respect for him is beyond me.
     
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    Avg. household no where near recovering wealth lost in the Great Recession...
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    Average US household far from regaining its wealth
    May 30,`13 WASHINGTON (AP) -- The average U.S. household has a long way to go to recover the wealth it lost to the Great Recession, a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis concluded Thursday.
     
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    Granny says, "Dat's right - an' she still ain't got dat 2nd stimulus check yet either...
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    How The 'World's Dumbest Idea' Killed The US Economic Recovery
    7/29/2013 > Readers of this column know that short-term shareholder value, which is still pervasive in large organizations, has a lot of accomplishments to its credit. It has led to “bad profits” that have destroyed customer loyalty. It is responsible for massive offshoring of manufacturing, thereby destroying major segments of the US economy. And it has even undermined US capacity to compete in international markets.
     
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    ..........ready for the next housing bubble to burst?
     
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    Obama is an incompetent boob!

    Look at how he handled Israel, for instance. Obama issued an ultimatum to Netanyahu via Hillary Clinton stating that, unless certain demands were met, the US government would conclude that the US and Israel no longer share common interests.

    And why the hell would he appoint Caroline Kennedy as ambassdor to Japan? Does he not care that Japan is probably the moat important country in east Asia?
     
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    I am!

    Sitting on a few hundred thousand and waiting. Girlfriend who is a high powered real estate agent in Manhattan Beach says she thinks 2015-2016 will be the next bust.

    Can't wait to pick up my foreclosed beach house!!!!
     
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    I'd look for something in the country, far away from most cities.....acreage is where it's at............
     
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    Perhaps because most privately held companies are smaller and more are startups which require more investment to grow and are willing to take more risk even in this risky environment? But how does even what the article is suggesting bely that fact that no matter what the ratio between the two corporate investment and expansion IS affected by government regulation and policies and that certainly Obamacare with it's employer mandates and taxes is clearly doing that as the companies themselves report.
     

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