4.5% laying-off, 6% mortgage rates, and ridiculously low consumer prices - it's ALL fruitless, right?

Raise your hand if you think the cutback is doing poorly

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if you think we're in a recession

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if you find the subprime mortgage "crisis" to be worthy of verbs

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if you weren't around to enjoy the real monetary disaster that was the 1970s

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the recession of 1981 - 1982.

It never ceases to amaze me that even surrounded by good times there are race who will tell you that, generally, times are surrounded by fact terrible. I don't believe they even think through what terrible times look like - much smaller quantity what they feel like. Note the operative word within the second preceding sentence: generally.
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The economy is freshly fine!

The mortgage market is in correction and will work itself out.

People clear up this recession crap just to bash the president. And what kills me, is they don't research it, but still try to argue the point!
Wrong. It isn't adjectives bad... it's pretty dmned good.

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