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I see a small relief rally at some point then reality sets in...did they get a filibuster proof Senate? If so, there will be some truly egregious legislation emerging from that cast of clowns.
No, looks like there was some sanity in the voters (not a crack against Dems but more that voters threw out some of the more moderate GOP Senators).
Looks like Stevens, Smith, Coleman and Chambliss held on.
If they did have a fillibuster proof number - it would have dropped 600-800 points off the bat and approach the lows from Sept/Oct.
I see a small relief rally at some point then reality sets in...did they get a filibuster proof Senate? If so, there will be some truly egregious legislation emerging from that cast of clowns.
No, looks like there was some sanity in the voters (not a crack against Dems but more that voters threw out some of the more moderate GOP Senators).
Looks like Stevens, Smith, Coleman and Chambliss held on.
If they did have a fillibuster proof number - it would have dropped 600-800 points off the bat and approach the lows from Sept/Oct.
No, looks like there was some sanity in the voters (not a crack against Dems but more that voters threw out some of the more moderate GOP Senators).
Looks like Stevens, Smith, Coleman and Chambliss held on.
If they did have a fillibuster proof number - it would have dropped 600-800 points off the bat and approach the lows from Sept/Oct.
I agree with that last statement, and should have cautioned.
The thought that Congress would run amok was what a lot of people were scared of.As long as the filibuster is possible, the worst excesses may possibly be prevented.
But the realities are still in place, and even if we get a feel good sort of rally in the coming days, it will be utterly ephemeral.
No, looks like there was some sanity in the voters (not a crack against Dems but more that voters threw out some of the more moderate GOP Senators).
Looks like Stevens, Smith, Coleman and Chambliss held on.
If they did have a fillibuster proof number - it would have dropped 600-800 points off the bat and approach the lows from Sept/Oct.
I agree with that last statement, and should have cautioned.
The thought that Congress would run amok was what a lot of people were scared of.As long as the filibuster is possible, the worst excesses may possibly be prevented.
But the realities are still in place, and even if we get a feel good sort of rally in the coming days, it will be utterly ephemeral.
It isnt, but Obama has no economic experience, nearly as bad as Bush in that area.
I am not thrilled that he won, it will be rough for the markets, no doubt.
It isnt, but Obama has no economic experience, nearly as bad as Bush in that area.
I am not thrilled that he won, it will be rough for the markets, no doubt.
Who is saying anything is Obama's fault? He was a jr senator and has zero legislation to his name.
And of course Repubs have much blame.However, the GSE fiasco was and is still backed by the likes of Charlie Rangle and Chuck Schumer.Do you believe Social Security a serious actuarial reality, soberly run by our Congress the past 50 years?
The point was and remains, an overwhelming Democratic victory that would have made filibustering impossible would ramrod absurd amounts of legislation down people's throats.They have never seen a spending bill they did not like and usually add to
Democrats and Republican members of Congress have no regard for any financial reality other than that which relates to getting re elected. Both parties have managed to destroy a country that was militarily and economically at the greatest advantage in history (Rome does not even come close with our position in 1945)
Who is saying anything is Obama's fault? He was a jr senator and has zero legislation to his name.
And of course Repubs have much blame.However, the GSE fiasco was and is still backed by the likes of Charlie Rangle and Chuck Schumer.Do you believe Social Security a serious actuarial reality, soberly run by our Congress the past 50 years?
The point was and remains, an overwhelming Democratic victory that would have made filibustering impossible would ramrod absurd amounts of legislation down people's throats.They have never seen a spending bill they did not like and usually add to
Democrats and Republican members of Congress have no regard for any financial reality other than that which relates to getting re elected. Both parties have managed to destroy a country that was militarily and economically at the greatest advantage in history (Rome does not even come close with our position in 1945)
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