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In my opinion the best shit I saw was the moment Obama was announced the winner I flipped over to Fox just to see what the looks on their faces would be, and there about 6 minutes of no one talking, that shit was priceless. They just showed the crowd. Was pure gold.

 

You'll enjoy this little dig at Fox by one of Murdoch's opposition newspapers in Australia

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/its-1am-at-fox-news-and-this-is-the-graveyard-shift-20121108-290pd.html

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Yeah... Proven experience in buying companies, bankrupting them and outsourcing jobs to china.

That's exactly what this country needs, an outsourcer in chief with the proven experience to show that he's totally capable of laying Americans off while him and his peeps reap millions...

That'll get America back to work!

 

Aside: did you know that obama's friends at general motors are doing the same fucking thing? New factories and manufacturing capacity. feels great man.

 

I dont think romney would have been a great president, and im not defending him past the point that a businessperson in the white house would be a good thing.

 

[i generally dont believe that presidents have as much control over job creation (outside of direct stimulation) than they make it out to be, either.]

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I love how some of you think if someone voted 3rd party, they were trying to be rebellious? Take the shit as it's shoveled to you.

 

Goodnight.

 

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"Aw look at that, Obama is such a great President. He has such Character"

 

 

 

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"The real winner of the election: The Federal Reserve

 

US News and World Report notes that Bernanke helped Obama to get re-elected by juicing the economy … at least temporarily:

 

The Federal Reserve had a key role in the presidential election—possibly even a decisive one.

 

Exit poll results show that, not surprisingly, a majority of voters said the struggling economy was their top concern …. In the end, voters seemed to believe the economy was gradually getting better, and Obama deserved more time to make things right.

 

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Without question, the biggest factor impacting the economy this fall was the Federal Reserve’s decision in September to extend its controversial quantitative easing program indefinitely, until the economy is back on track for good. This type of monetary easing is an arcane strategy that doesn’t directly impact consumers. But it can have a powerful effect on the economy that filters through to ordinary people in many important ways. And the biggest advocate of quantitative easing has been Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.

 

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Consumer confidence, in fact, rose sharply in the weeks leading up to the election, even as business leaders were becoming more worried about problems such as the looming fiscal cliff. That’s one thing that pushed our Obamanometer reading onto Obama’s side. The Fed probably had as much to do with that as anything else.

 

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Bernanke has also shown himself to be a pragmatist determined to do whatever is necessary to help the economy recover today, even if it risks unpleasant consequences—such as higher inflation—in the future. Voters seem to approve. So maybe the politicians ought to listen."

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