Post by AztecWilliam on Jun 10, 2013 14:23:43 GMT -8
Not very strong, actually. And this is another case in which the facts really cannot be ignored if one is to be honest and objective.
"For a definitive analysis of Obama’s economic failure, Peter Ferrara, the director of entitlement and budget policy for the Heartland Institute, writes in Forbes magazine this month that by all rights, Obama should be presiding over a robust recovery.
Because, historically speaking, the worse the recession, the stronger the recovery, “Obama should have had an easy time producing a booming recovery by now,” says Ferrara."
The facts, of course, as the author of the piece to which I make reference points out, indicate something quite different.
Any way you slice it, this recovery is very, very weak. Obama's fault? Well, yes, in part it is. One must conclude that Obama, who apparently majored in smoking controlled substances during much his school years, is way,way out of his depth in the area of economics. He no doubt thought that boosting the economy would be a snap. In any case, as with foreign policy, the economy just got in the way of the President's real desires. Those are, (A) being a celebrity, (B) shooting hoops, and (C) putting into place his sophomoric ideas about how to remark America.
www.reviewjournal.com/columns-blogs/sherman-frederick/obama-falls-flat-economy
AzWm
"For a definitive analysis of Obama’s economic failure, Peter Ferrara, the director of entitlement and budget policy for the Heartland Institute, writes in Forbes magazine this month that by all rights, Obama should be presiding over a robust recovery.
Because, historically speaking, the worse the recession, the stronger the recovery, “Obama should have had an easy time producing a booming recovery by now,” says Ferrara."
The facts, of course, as the author of the piece to which I make reference points out, indicate something quite different.
Any way you slice it, this recovery is very, very weak. Obama's fault? Well, yes, in part it is. One must conclude that Obama, who apparently majored in smoking controlled substances during much his school years, is way,way out of his depth in the area of economics. He no doubt thought that boosting the economy would be a snap. In any case, as with foreign policy, the economy just got in the way of the President's real desires. Those are, (A) being a celebrity, (B) shooting hoops, and (C) putting into place his sophomoric ideas about how to remark America.
www.reviewjournal.com/columns-blogs/sherman-frederick/obama-falls-flat-economy
AzWm
