Obama, the economy, and golf

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I wasn't too good out of the sand yesterday either, but it was mostly my fault except for one.

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I wasn't too good out of the sand yesterday either, but it was mostly my fault except for one.

The sign of a good leader is to admit when things are not working and comee up with a new game plan

The American people respect honest talk. All Obama had to do was to tell the folks Plan A did not work so we are going to Plan B.

But no he blames everyone else and even tries to blame ATM machines for the high unemployment rate

The people are seing what a total failure Obama is and his allies in the liberal media do not like it

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The sign of a good leader is to admit when things are not working and comee up with a new game plan



Kind of like Bush did with the reasons for invading Iraq?

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Oh my, more bad news for the Obama drones. If you are out of work right now you better get used to it

This from the White House




White House downgrades 2012 jobs, economic forecasts; cites 'turbulence'
By Erik Wasson - 09/01/11 04:48 PM ET


The Obama administration downgraded its forecast for economic growth Thursday, predicting turmoil in the economy will likely keep unemployment above 9 percent through next year’s election.

The unemployment rate is considered to be one of the most important factors in presidential elections, so if the White House’s assessment holds, President Obama is in for one of the toughest reelection fights in memory.

When the “substantial” economic “turbulence” of the last two months are considered, the administration expects the economy to grow as little as 1.7 percent in 2011 compared to last year. That is down from a rosier projection of 2.7 percent growth, made in February. “The economic projections made clear that in the short-term, in particular, there is a real need to kick-start economic growth,” White House Budget Director Jack Lew said.

The assessments on unemployment are contained in the administration’s midsession (http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/MSR) budget review, which is an update on the president’s February budget request.


http://thehill.com/blogs/on-the-money/budget/179223-white-house-downgrades-job-growth-forecast-for-2012