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#1
The economy is slowly improving, and will continue to accelerate
 
#2
The economy is slowly improving, and will continue to improve, but it will require a longer horizon
 
#3
The economy is not improving, but it has stablized -- we have bottomed out, but improvement will come later this year or next year
 
#4
The economy is weakening overall, although some individual indicators may show otherwise
 
#5
The economy is sinking like the Titanic, and all that we have to do now is hope to make it to a life boat on time
 
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Total Voters: 31

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« on: August 31, 2009, 09:39:08 PM »

Somewhat better than it would have been if them Republicans were still running the show - austerity and WEALTHFARE (the only appropriate term, which encapsulates their tax policy)

A hell of a lot better than if them Tea Baggers were running the show. No bailouts, no stimulus. That would have guaranteed a reprisal of the 'Great Depresssion'

I see much promise in Obama's "investment" strategy and WORKFARE tax policy but I'm not optimistic that positive freedom will, ultimately, triumph against negative freedom, unfortunately Sad

I voted option 2

Good answer.  Mine as well.  The Sam Spades/Richiuses WANT to see a failure to be able to promote their policies and hopefully have another 1994.  Our economy is too bad for a 1994 to happen.  People are not just all of a sudden go back to the policies that got us in this mess in the 1st place overnight.  It took 6 years to wake up on Bush's policies.
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