The Obama Depression of 2010
It really is beginning to look as if Barrack Obama is going to take this election in full stride as they round the last lap of the campaign.
Clearly, the Barack Obama team has spent more money on this election, than any other candidate in the history of mankind, so anyone who says that this newcomer is not making history is just flat wrong.
And it could be Senator John McCain whose political career is about to be history.
A month before the election Senator Barrack Obama is in the lead by a good strong 7% of the voters, nearly across the board and it will be almost impossible for John McCain's team to beat that, meanwhile as the election comes to an end Senator Barrack Obama is going to have to figure out how on Earth to spend all that campaign money he's gotten.
Large numbers voters on both sides believe it does not even make sense to vote because Obama is so far ahead he is going to win.
The editors of many conservative publications such as NewsMax are starting to believe that not only will Obama win the Presidency, but his tax policies and economic remedies might force the economy and current recession into a much deeper and long recession, if not an outright depression.
Whether or not that is true, there can be no doubt that this is a very important election and we are blessed apparently to live in interesting times.
Will there be a Depression after a longer recession? This is hard to say, but since Obama will become the president, the Depression if it occurs will most likely carry his name; The Obama Depression of 2010.
Think on this.
Clearly, the Barack Obama team has spent more money on this election, than any other candidate in the history of mankind, so anyone who says that this newcomer is not making history is just flat wrong.
And it could be Senator John McCain whose political career is about to be history.
A month before the election Senator Barrack Obama is in the lead by a good strong 7% of the voters, nearly across the board and it will be almost impossible for John McCain's team to beat that, meanwhile as the election comes to an end Senator Barrack Obama is going to have to figure out how on Earth to spend all that campaign money he's gotten.
Large numbers voters on both sides believe it does not even make sense to vote because Obama is so far ahead he is going to win.
The editors of many conservative publications such as NewsMax are starting to believe that not only will Obama win the Presidency, but his tax policies and economic remedies might force the economy and current recession into a much deeper and long recession, if not an outright depression.
Whether or not that is true, there can be no doubt that this is a very important election and we are blessed apparently to live in interesting times.
Will there be a Depression after a longer recession? This is hard to say, but since Obama will become the president, the Depression if it occurs will most likely carry his name; The Obama Depression of 2010.
Think on this.
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