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January 6, 2008 at 8:35 PM #130952January 6, 2008 at 8:37 PM #130677bubba99Participant
” “You can have all the experience in the world, and still not know how to run the White House.” Faulty logic – but one that I believe will deliver the Presidency to Obama.
Not sure the logic is faulty. The learned, experienced leaders in Washington have started an un-endable war in the mid-east, led us to a housing disaster, let the dollar fall to new lows, while the American worker is losing jobs and wages to overseas global companies. The potential for their lax regulation of financial markets to lead us into a new depression has never been greater – how much derivative action does an efficient market need to hedge prudent transactions? The FDA and EPA have been gutted. Border security is a joke. Health is beyond 40% of Americans.
Short of leading us into WW3, how could an in-experienced leader do much worse?
January 6, 2008 at 8:37 PM #130854bubba99Participant” “You can have all the experience in the world, and still not know how to run the White House.” Faulty logic – but one that I believe will deliver the Presidency to Obama.
Not sure the logic is faulty. The learned, experienced leaders in Washington have started an un-endable war in the mid-east, led us to a housing disaster, let the dollar fall to new lows, while the American worker is losing jobs and wages to overseas global companies. The potential for their lax regulation of financial markets to lead us into a new depression has never been greater – how much derivative action does an efficient market need to hedge prudent transactions? The FDA and EPA have been gutted. Border security is a joke. Health is beyond 40% of Americans.
Short of leading us into WW3, how could an in-experienced leader do much worse?
January 6, 2008 at 8:37 PM #130861bubba99Participant” “You can have all the experience in the world, and still not know how to run the White House.” Faulty logic – but one that I believe will deliver the Presidency to Obama.
Not sure the logic is faulty. The learned, experienced leaders in Washington have started an un-endable war in the mid-east, led us to a housing disaster, let the dollar fall to new lows, while the American worker is losing jobs and wages to overseas global companies. The potential for their lax regulation of financial markets to lead us into a new depression has never been greater – how much derivative action does an efficient market need to hedge prudent transactions? The FDA and EPA have been gutted. Border security is a joke. Health is beyond 40% of Americans.
Short of leading us into WW3, how could an in-experienced leader do much worse?
January 6, 2008 at 8:37 PM #130923bubba99Participant” “You can have all the experience in the world, and still not know how to run the White House.” Faulty logic – but one that I believe will deliver the Presidency to Obama.
Not sure the logic is faulty. The learned, experienced leaders in Washington have started an un-endable war in the mid-east, led us to a housing disaster, let the dollar fall to new lows, while the American worker is losing jobs and wages to overseas global companies. The potential for their lax regulation of financial markets to lead us into a new depression has never been greater – how much derivative action does an efficient market need to hedge prudent transactions? The FDA and EPA have been gutted. Border security is a joke. Health is beyond 40% of Americans.
Short of leading us into WW3, how could an in-experienced leader do much worse?
January 6, 2008 at 8:37 PM #130957bubba99Participant” “You can have all the experience in the world, and still not know how to run the White House.” Faulty logic – but one that I believe will deliver the Presidency to Obama.
Not sure the logic is faulty. The learned, experienced leaders in Washington have started an un-endable war in the mid-east, led us to a housing disaster, let the dollar fall to new lows, while the American worker is losing jobs and wages to overseas global companies. The potential for their lax regulation of financial markets to lead us into a new depression has never been greater – how much derivative action does an efficient market need to hedge prudent transactions? The FDA and EPA have been gutted. Border security is a joke. Health is beyond 40% of Americans.
Short of leading us into WW3, how could an in-experienced leader do much worse?
January 6, 2008 at 8:41 PM #130682stansdParticipantSan Diego Housing Market drops 15%.
Fed lowers interest rates to 3% by year end.
Recession is officially declared, but interest rate cuts cause the dollar to fall further and CPI inflation goes over 4%.
The Euro hits $1.45, the Yen hits 100/$, and gas goes over $4.00 per gallon.
Stock Market Drops 20% from 2007 End.
John McCain beats Obama in the national election as republicans flock to him in masse, and Obama’s inexperience pulls enough independents into the McCain camp. If Bloomberg enters a three way race, Obama wins.
Foreclosures skyrocket, social acceptability of walking jingle mail is cemented, and banks start to voluntarily write loans down and freeze interest rates rather than foreclose.
Unemployment hits 6%, and $50K in the bank becomes as fashionable as a hummer was 2 years ago.
Stan
January 6, 2008 at 8:41 PM #130859stansdParticipantSan Diego Housing Market drops 15%.
Fed lowers interest rates to 3% by year end.
Recession is officially declared, but interest rate cuts cause the dollar to fall further and CPI inflation goes over 4%.
The Euro hits $1.45, the Yen hits 100/$, and gas goes over $4.00 per gallon.
Stock Market Drops 20% from 2007 End.
John McCain beats Obama in the national election as republicans flock to him in masse, and Obama’s inexperience pulls enough independents into the McCain camp. If Bloomberg enters a three way race, Obama wins.
Foreclosures skyrocket, social acceptability of walking jingle mail is cemented, and banks start to voluntarily write loans down and freeze interest rates rather than foreclose.
Unemployment hits 6%, and $50K in the bank becomes as fashionable as a hummer was 2 years ago.
Stan
January 6, 2008 at 8:41 PM #130866stansdParticipantSan Diego Housing Market drops 15%.
Fed lowers interest rates to 3% by year end.
Recession is officially declared, but interest rate cuts cause the dollar to fall further and CPI inflation goes over 4%.
The Euro hits $1.45, the Yen hits 100/$, and gas goes over $4.00 per gallon.
Stock Market Drops 20% from 2007 End.
John McCain beats Obama in the national election as republicans flock to him in masse, and Obama’s inexperience pulls enough independents into the McCain camp. If Bloomberg enters a three way race, Obama wins.
Foreclosures skyrocket, social acceptability of walking jingle mail is cemented, and banks start to voluntarily write loans down and freeze interest rates rather than foreclose.
Unemployment hits 6%, and $50K in the bank becomes as fashionable as a hummer was 2 years ago.
Stan
January 6, 2008 at 8:41 PM #130928stansdParticipantSan Diego Housing Market drops 15%.
Fed lowers interest rates to 3% by year end.
Recession is officially declared, but interest rate cuts cause the dollar to fall further and CPI inflation goes over 4%.
The Euro hits $1.45, the Yen hits 100/$, and gas goes over $4.00 per gallon.
Stock Market Drops 20% from 2007 End.
John McCain beats Obama in the national election as republicans flock to him in masse, and Obama’s inexperience pulls enough independents into the McCain camp. If Bloomberg enters a three way race, Obama wins.
Foreclosures skyrocket, social acceptability of walking jingle mail is cemented, and banks start to voluntarily write loans down and freeze interest rates rather than foreclose.
Unemployment hits 6%, and $50K in the bank becomes as fashionable as a hummer was 2 years ago.
Stan
January 6, 2008 at 8:41 PM #130962stansdParticipantSan Diego Housing Market drops 15%.
Fed lowers interest rates to 3% by year end.
Recession is officially declared, but interest rate cuts cause the dollar to fall further and CPI inflation goes over 4%.
The Euro hits $1.45, the Yen hits 100/$, and gas goes over $4.00 per gallon.
Stock Market Drops 20% from 2007 End.
John McCain beats Obama in the national election as republicans flock to him in masse, and Obama’s inexperience pulls enough independents into the McCain camp. If Bloomberg enters a three way race, Obama wins.
Foreclosures skyrocket, social acceptability of walking jingle mail is cemented, and banks start to voluntarily write loans down and freeze interest rates rather than foreclose.
Unemployment hits 6%, and $50K in the bank becomes as fashionable as a hummer was 2 years ago.
Stan
January 6, 2008 at 8:54 PM #130692sdrealtorParticipantMy prediction is that someone else starts a thread asking for people’s predictions by the end of February.
January 6, 2008 at 8:54 PM #130869sdrealtorParticipantMy prediction is that someone else starts a thread asking for people’s predictions by the end of February.
January 6, 2008 at 8:54 PM #130876sdrealtorParticipantMy prediction is that someone else starts a thread asking for people’s predictions by the end of February.
January 6, 2008 at 8:54 PM #130938sdrealtorParticipantMy prediction is that someone else starts a thread asking for people’s predictions by the end of February.
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