...is, in some ways, considerably better than it was a year ago, when the hope 'n change tsunami threatened to wash away everything not lashed to a government program. We've still got problems - high unemployment, a big debt load, a series of tepid responses to the world's bad guys - but the prognosis for improvement is good, mainly because of the increasing level of disenchantment with President Jesus H. Obama, and the prospects for an enormous backlash against the Democrats this fall.
David Axelrod says that the SOTU address will focus on jobs.
I'm sure it will: David Axelrod's job, Rahm Emanuel's job, Barack Obama's job...
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After a year of trying to ram the health "reform" crap sandwich down our throats, only now they'll about the economy. But not until they are tanking in the polls, and have lost three major elections.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's real hopenchange.
We're only better in that the realization of how tubed we are is more apparent for the American people.
ReplyDeleteOne prays this is the trough in the sinusoid.
Otherwise, we can "Continue Having Intimate Relations with that Poultry-American"
Smitty: The first step on the road to recovery!
ReplyDeleteHad two new picket signs this week.
ReplyDeleteOne said
THAT'S ONE...
Thank You Massachusetts
the other said
85,000 JOBS LOST
FEEL RECOVERED YET?
Those, and my standby HONK IF YOU KNOW SOMEONE JOBLESS are getting a lot of response.
Paco, how many steps in this recovery program? I'm hoping it's not "Thirteen".
ReplyDeleteIf this is a road, one fears were it the path.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Paco: Your first paragraph is a better SOTU than anything Barry O could give.
ReplyDeleteQuoted from and Linked to at [with new Paco pic]:
Hey Barry! Fughetabouddit!