[TheRealThing]

The problem that anybody who is actively campaigning for Obama, such as RV, vector, and Billy, who accept the administration's statistics as rock solid, is that with just a little bit of digging through the same reports it becomes obvious to any fair-minded person that there are fewer people in the work force and fewer people who, are in fact working, today than when Obama took the oath of office. As John Adams said, "Facts are stubborn things," so Obama supporters just ignore them.To make the case that Obama was worked miracles with the economy requires a willing - err... an extremely eager suspension of disbelief, and a heavy dose of very careful cherry picking.

Isn't that the truth! I believe folks already have their minds made up about the coming presidential election. The democrat's lies have not yet begun to hit stride, that's for sure. The George W Era, was not your average eight year walk through American history. We had over 3 trillion in real loss, as the result of 9/11, and let's not loose sight of the fact that Billy Boy could have likely prevented the whole thing, when he had the cross hairs on Bin Laden and was too lilly-livered to pull the trigger. At any rate, 3 trillion is by no means the total price tag for 9/11, the resultant economic woes continue on even now in lost revenue. We used up every last dime of what could reasonably considered to be liquid assests, to recover from 9/11 and America's liquid reserve (treasury) has not replenished itself. Mostly because the politicians in DC refuse to recognize America MUST cut back on spending for a time to be ABLE to recover. Not mindlessly careening on toward the abyss with ever increasing entitlement spending, which is the democratic way. (Gotta keep buying those votes, right?) I don't believe we as a nation could have responded in any other way than to take on terrorism at the source. The response was just as justifiable, and necessary, as was our response to Pearl Harbor.

Another contributing factor was the Barney Frank led charge on giving loans to people who couldn't afford them, for the purchase of lavish homes. The 'housing bubble' is representative of the naive approach to finance by the average democrat. With minds polluted with a mixture of whimsical ideals rooted in the dubious concept of social justice and an inflated view of how important they are as an individual, dems are a bunch of loose cannons. The end game of their fancies, in microcosm, may be witnessed in the collapse of everything in California. Where once, people were moving to California every day, the trend has reversed itself, and folks are leaving in droves. These are the productive folks by the way, the non-productive folks love it out there, it's paradise. Filling the void of the business owners, tradesmen and other wage earners in exodus, are illegal immigrants and babies being born. Have a look at California's 'debt clock' Anybody other than be think this looks more like what America's debt clock should be?

http://www.usdebtclock.org/state-debt-cl...clock.html

Let Vector and company campaign on, Obama will be out of there this fall.