Does the Obama Administration Need to Get a Triple-A President to Go With Its Credit Rating?
President Obama is a wonderful and great president, and many of his loyal followers, which are now down to about 10% or so.
In fact, President Obama will tell you himself, if you ever go to one of his rallies where he is speaking from his Teleprompter, and asking you for your money.
The reality is that the Obama Administration already has most of America's money, they are raising taxes to take more, and even the folks in Hollywood aren't so sure about supporting him anymore, of course that's for another article.
Today, I would like to talk about President Obama and his speech where he discussed that America is a triple-A country, and will always be a triple-A country, and it will always deserve a triple-A rating, and we need a triple-A Congress to go along with that triple-A rating.
Yes, those are just wonderful sound bites, and I'm so happy to have President Obama deliver such wonderful speeches.
However, like most Americans I would prefer to have performance, executive leadership, and someone who knows what they're doing.
President Obama stated; "The US is still a Triple-A Nation" in a speech.
There was a great article Reuters "Obama says U.
S.
is still a Triple-A country," by Jeff Mason, Laura MacInnis, Steve Holland, and Matt Spetalnick, edited by Jackie Frank.
The article stated; "Markets will rise and fall, but this is the United States of America.
No matter what some agency may say, we have always been & always will be a triple-A country," Obama said speaking as stock markets were in steep decline, dropping more than 450 points in afternoon trading.
Obama said he hopes S&P's downgrade of U.
S.
debt will give U.
S.
lawmakers a new sense of urgency to tackle long-term deficit spending & said he did not believe the reductions could be carried out with spending cuts alone.
" Okay so, on that day the Dow closed down -634.
76 and had not gone down in the few trading days during that period over 11.
0% and one has to ask, if perhaps it is a Triple-A President we need at this point, and in my humble opinion that would not be the current gentleman in the White House.
It seems that when things are tough in the market, it's best if President Obama just doesn't say anything.
If you'll recall after he was elected he got on his Teleprompter and told everyone that this recession was as bad, or worse than the depression.
If you'll recall after he said that back in 2008, the market dropped another 5%.
At the time I wrote an article which basically said; thanks for nothing.
He just took trillions of dollars out of our economy in the days following.
If he's trying to help middle-class Americans with 401(k)s and gets up and makes speeches about the future of our economy, and why we deserve a good credit rating, he's not winning friends and influencing people when he causes the stock market to go down over 600 points as it did in early August of 2011.
Maybe the United States shouldn't worry about its credit rating, and maybe we need to get ourselves a Triple-A President, because this current president gets an F.
indeed, I hope you will please consider all that and think on it.
In fact, President Obama will tell you himself, if you ever go to one of his rallies where he is speaking from his Teleprompter, and asking you for your money.
The reality is that the Obama Administration already has most of America's money, they are raising taxes to take more, and even the folks in Hollywood aren't so sure about supporting him anymore, of course that's for another article.
Today, I would like to talk about President Obama and his speech where he discussed that America is a triple-A country, and will always be a triple-A country, and it will always deserve a triple-A rating, and we need a triple-A Congress to go along with that triple-A rating.
Yes, those are just wonderful sound bites, and I'm so happy to have President Obama deliver such wonderful speeches.
However, like most Americans I would prefer to have performance, executive leadership, and someone who knows what they're doing.
President Obama stated; "The US is still a Triple-A Nation" in a speech.
There was a great article Reuters "Obama says U.
S.
is still a Triple-A country," by Jeff Mason, Laura MacInnis, Steve Holland, and Matt Spetalnick, edited by Jackie Frank.
The article stated; "Markets will rise and fall, but this is the United States of America.
No matter what some agency may say, we have always been & always will be a triple-A country," Obama said speaking as stock markets were in steep decline, dropping more than 450 points in afternoon trading.
Obama said he hopes S&P's downgrade of U.
S.
debt will give U.
S.
lawmakers a new sense of urgency to tackle long-term deficit spending & said he did not believe the reductions could be carried out with spending cuts alone.
" Okay so, on that day the Dow closed down -634.
76 and had not gone down in the few trading days during that period over 11.
0% and one has to ask, if perhaps it is a Triple-A President we need at this point, and in my humble opinion that would not be the current gentleman in the White House.
It seems that when things are tough in the market, it's best if President Obama just doesn't say anything.
If you'll recall after he was elected he got on his Teleprompter and told everyone that this recession was as bad, or worse than the depression.
If you'll recall after he said that back in 2008, the market dropped another 5%.
At the time I wrote an article which basically said; thanks for nothing.
He just took trillions of dollars out of our economy in the days following.
If he's trying to help middle-class Americans with 401(k)s and gets up and makes speeches about the future of our economy, and why we deserve a good credit rating, he's not winning friends and influencing people when he causes the stock market to go down over 600 points as it did in early August of 2011.
Maybe the United States shouldn't worry about its credit rating, and maybe we need to get ourselves a Triple-A President, because this current president gets an F.
indeed, I hope you will please consider all that and think on it.