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Re: Stimulus leads to Depression

Started 3 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-08-03 11:08:00) by nobama

Congress (actually the whole gov't) has been ignoring the Constitution for many, many decades now. One of the first and most oppressive Constitutional 'ignoring' points came from Lincoln and what he did to the Southern states. And then after that (Lincoln had already been killed) was the Reconstruction of the South. Those 12 years were dreadfully unconstitutional.

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RE: 52.2%

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-09-27 17:08:00) by attila

Quote: The dead end kids Young, unemployed and facing tough future The unemployment rate for young Americans has exploded to 52.2 percent -- a post-World War II high, according to the Labor Dept. -- meaning millions of Americans are staring at the likelihood that their lifetime earning potential will be diminished and, combined with the predicted ...

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Re: History Repeats Itself With Protectionism

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-09-27 08:25:00) by attila

The Chinese tire tariff could cause big problems. Didn't Barrry say the world would love us rather than all the hate under Bush? Yet, he pisses off the Chinese. He looks to be following FDR's playbook. Much bigger economic troubles could be just around the corner... Quote: Obama's giant misfortune cookie trade war over Chinese tires will flatten U.S. ...

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Re: NFL Blackouts

Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-09-02 12:08:00) by EagleScout316

so i take this to mean that unless people buy tickets they don't want or need like they did in years past, everyone gets screwed?

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Re: Is Your Bank Safe???

Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago (2009-08-17 20:16:00) by EagleScout316

According to wikipedia, the name "fifth third bank" came from a merger between Fifth National Bank and Third National Bank. They didn't go with third fifth bank because of the possible alcohol reference regarding a "fifth" of alcohol. In other news, i can't find a damn thing i've heard of on there that has a rating over C+. When i searched explicitly for A-rated banks, nationwide popped up....

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