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January 18, 2008 at 9:30 AM #11554January 18, 2008 at 9:33 AM #138027
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ParticipantI loved the last paragraph of the article…………………………….
“However, when I discussed Clinton’s plan with a more sympathetic economist – one who’d worked for Bill Clinton – his reaction was much like mine and Duncan’s. “This is an ugly correction, but it’s a necessary one,” says Jared Bernstein, senior economist with the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute. “This kind of an idea is a little bit of untying your shoes with a buzz-saw.”
January 18, 2008 at 9:33 AM #138234ParticipantI loved the last paragraph of the article…………………………….
“However, when I discussed Clinton’s plan with a more sympathetic economist – one who’d worked for Bill Clinton – his reaction was much like mine and Duncan’s. “This is an ugly correction, but it’s a necessary one,” says Jared Bernstein, senior economist with the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute. “This kind of an idea is a little bit of untying your shoes with a buzz-saw.”
January 18, 2008 at 9:33 AM #138262ParticipantI loved the last paragraph of the article…………………………….
“However, when I discussed Clinton’s plan with a more sympathetic economist – one who’d worked for Bill Clinton – his reaction was much like mine and Duncan’s. “This is an ugly correction, but it’s a necessary one,” says Jared Bernstein, senior economist with the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute. “This kind of an idea is a little bit of untying your shoes with a buzz-saw.”
January 18, 2008 at 9:33 AM #138285ParticipantI loved the last paragraph of the article…………………………….
“However, when I discussed Clinton’s plan with a more sympathetic economist – one who’d worked for Bill Clinton – his reaction was much like mine and Duncan’s. “This is an ugly correction, but it’s a necessary one,” says Jared Bernstein, senior economist with the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute. “This kind of an idea is a little bit of untying your shoes with a buzz-saw.”
January 18, 2008 at 9:33 AM #138332ParticipantI loved the last paragraph of the article…………………………….
“However, when I discussed Clinton’s plan with a more sympathetic economist – one who’d worked for Bill Clinton – his reaction was much like mine and Duncan’s. “This is an ugly correction, but it’s a necessary one,” says Jared Bernstein, senior economist with the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute. “This kind of an idea is a little bit of untying your shoes with a buzz-saw.”
January 18, 2008 at 9:38 AM #138040patientlywaiting
ParticipantThe only way to fix the housing mess is the let it play out. Let the market cleanse itself.
Clinton’s housing plan is flawed. But Bush’s plan for stimilus is even worse. The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
The way I see it, a recession is now unavoidable. The politicians will continue to come up with bailout plans to buy votes.
January 18, 2008 at 9:38 AM #138250ParticipantThe only way to fix the housing mess is the let it play out. Let the market cleanse itself.
Clinton’s housing plan is flawed. But Bush’s plan for stimilus is even worse. The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
The way I see it, a recession is now unavoidable. The politicians will continue to come up with bailout plans to buy votes.
January 18, 2008 at 9:38 AM #138278ParticipantThe only way to fix the housing mess is the let it play out. Let the market cleanse itself.
Clinton’s housing plan is flawed. But Bush’s plan for stimilus is even worse. The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
The way I see it, a recession is now unavoidable. The politicians will continue to come up with bailout plans to buy votes.
January 18, 2008 at 9:38 AM #138300ParticipantThe only way to fix the housing mess is the let it play out. Let the market cleanse itself.
Clinton’s housing plan is flawed. But Bush’s plan for stimilus is even worse. The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
The way I see it, a recession is now unavoidable. The politicians will continue to come up with bailout plans to buy votes.
January 18, 2008 at 9:38 AM #138347ParticipantThe only way to fix the housing mess is the let it play out. Let the market cleanse itself.
Clinton’s housing plan is flawed. But Bush’s plan for stimilus is even worse. The war and the deficit are leaving no room for fiscal stimulus.
The way I see it, a recession is now unavoidable. The politicians will continue to come up with bailout plans to buy votes.
January 18, 2008 at 10:03 AM #138061Pasadena Broker
ParticipantI hate when politicos try and intervene, it’ll makes things worse.
Fiscal responsibility, get some of it if you don’t have it.
January 18, 2008 at 10:03 AM #138270ParticipantI hate when politicos try and intervene, it’ll makes things worse.
Fiscal responsibility, get some of it if you don’t have it.
January 18, 2008 at 10:03 AM #138298ParticipantI hate when politicos try and intervene, it’ll makes things worse.
Fiscal responsibility, get some of it if you don’t have it.
January 18, 2008 at 10:03 AM #138320ParticipantI hate when politicos try and intervene, it’ll makes things worse.
Fiscal responsibility, get some of it if you don’t have it.
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