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Obama's stimulus
Before going out with a second stimulus program. It is not to soon to say the first one has accomplished absolutely zilch.
Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on July 10, 2009
Japans 12 year recession
Unemployment will not peak until mid-2011 and the high double digits. It will take many years to recover full employment.
Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on June 24, 2009
win-win-lose
In all of these scenarios the U.S. taxpayer is footing the bill. How many future generations will be paying it back?
Posted to Today's Papers by david wayne osedach on April 1, 2009
Change-o-Meter
Great work. Great Change Obama. Now do the same @ AIG.
Posted to Change-o-Meter by david wayne osedach on March 30, 2009
impatient Americans
Americans are willing to be patient. Just show us some tangible progress in reducing unemployment and less AIG style boondoggling.
Posted to Today's Papers by david wayne osedach on March 25, 2009
additional $1.15 trillion
Aside from unearned bonuses - has all this created one job yet?
Posted to Today's Papers by david wayne osedach on March 20, 2009
Dickerson Hedging his Bets - AIG is so Yesterday
''They don't blame Obama for policies that were put in place before he was in office, and they believe he will put regulations in place to keep the bad behavior from happening again'' ''Clueless or powerless, the episode is especially dangerous for Obama because it suggests that the candidate of change cannot change the system.'' Mr. ...
Posted to Politics by Squeek on March 19, 2009
AIG
If AIG is 80% owned by the taxpayers how can it continue giving out millions in bonuses?
Posted to Today's Papers by david wayne osedach on March 16, 2009
Good Questions. I Would Like to See Eliot Spitzer a Senator
Sometimes, you judge a politician by that politician's enemies. Spitzer has all the right enemies, including the ''Masters of the Universe'' on Wall Street, who cheered and toasted his political demise recently, and then promptly threw our American economy ''under the bus.'' Besides, if Bill Clinton can make a political comeback, why not the ...
Posted to The Best Policy by MichaelBernard3 on December 29, 2008
GM bailout
Where will the bailout extravaganza end? McDonalds and Starbucks? Or, your local dry cleaners. The brakes must be stomped on. Now.
Posted to Today's Papers by david wayne osedach on November 12, 2008

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