I don't normally like to mix politics with investing, however I think it's unavoidable in our current climate. The current Administration seems to be hell-bent on doing all possible to bring our economy down, everywhere from it's massive spending, more than doublling our nation's debt, to the current stranglehold on the banks.
All of this spending and absolutely little to nothing to show for it. What is happening to all this "money"? What will it do to inflationary pressures in the future? Why have jobs continue to be lost instead of "created or saved"?
We need to replace the current inexperienced cronies with a group of men and women who are truly concerned about the current situation in our USA, and who believe in business, Made in America, decreased Government regulation and tax incentives in lieu of disincentives.
Hopefully Scott Brown is a start; his election certainly spoke volumes about the people's dissatisfaction with the current Administration.
If we don't make the correct changes, we'll continue to be in deep trouble - if not now, definitely later.
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January 21, 2010
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