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From: Domitius Corbulo 
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Subject: Re: Stop Obama
Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2012 12:48:50 -0500
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> On Nov 6, 10:19 am, Cade Larson  wrote:
>> On 11/6/2012 7:33 AM, Frank Provasek wrote:
>>
>>> On Nov 5, 3:00 pm, Cade Larson  wrote:
>>
>>>> In January 2009, the month President Obama entered the Oval Office and
>>>> shortly before he signed his stimulus spending bill, median household
>>>> income was $54,983. By June 2012, it had tumbled to $50,964, adjusted
>>>> for inflation. (See the chart nearby.) That's $4,019 in lost real
>>>> income, a little less than a month's income every year.
>>
>>> The September 2008 collapse caused about $4 trillion in wealth to
>>> disappear just in the United States.  That's some
>>> $13,000 for every man, woman and child.  To think that would not
>>> affect household incomes adversely for many years is foolish.
>>> If anything, the stimulus was not big enough to keep the economy only
>>> in mild recession.
>>
>> The "stimulus" FAILED, less than 4% went to shovel-ready projects, LESS
>> THAN FOUR PERCENT!!!!!
>>
The Stimulus saved an auto industry and jobs.  IF you wanted to see the 
auto industry fail as one presidential candidate wanted to see happen, 
if you wanted to see people without jobs lose their homes as one 
presidential candidate wanted, then the stimulus failed. Good thing it 
did, good thing for the auto industry, good thing for those jobs it 
saved, a good thing. Somebody should shove that shovel of yours where 
the sun doesn't shine. That statement is too stale to have any affect.

>> Now we have an open-ended 40 BILLION$$ a month from the Fed to infinity
>> and beyond!!!
>>
>> IT FAILED!!!
>>
>> You taxaholic Dems are spending us into a full on national BANKRUPTCY!
 >
Taxaholic? Interesting how you make up names. Mind sharing your age with 
the group? We'll see if your prediction will come true or this one: This 
nation will never be bankrupt. We will go through hard times
and good times and we will always prevail.
>
And as it seems, more than 50% of the people agree with Obama and the 
Stimulus. Someone else beat me to this which is worth repeating:

In February, 2009, Obama signed the American Recovery and Investment
Act, which included $288 billion in tax cuts, arguably the largest tax
cuts in American history. These cuts included a payroll tax credit of
$400 per worker and $800 per married couple in 2009 and 2010, and an
extension of revisions in the Alternative Minimum Tax, which saved
middle-class Americans $70 billion. Additionally, the legislation
included over $30 billion in tax cuts for American businesses.

http://www.republicansforobama.org/firstterm

Republicans For Obama, 12 million strong has been around since 2006.
Read the blog. Let this election be a learning for you. Think more of 
your country than you hate your president. People can't help but see you 
as just another bigot.

Corbulo is ready
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