Posted on 11/07/2012 8:37:31 AM PST by madison10
It’s Recovery Fall.
That sure didn’t take long.
They hardly got done counting the votes.
And it’s just the beginning, sad to say.
It might keep sliding, a death spiral. The dollar slid too, last night.
Wait until all those defense contractors start massive layoffs.
Obama's States: CA,WA, OR, NV, CO, NM, MN, WI, IL,IA, MI, OH, PA, VA, ME, NY, DE, RI, VT, NH, NJ, Washington, D.C., MD, MA, CT, HI. This map still shows FL as a toss up
So match-ups are: CA, CO, FL, DC, MI, IL, NM, MN, NY, WA.
Just for nostalgia's sake Romney/Ryan states are: TX, AL, AK, GA, SC, NC, WV, KY, TN, IN, ND, SD, MT, WY, UT, AZ, LA, MS, MO, OK, KS, NE, ID AND the FL toss-up.
Attempted blackmail because the fascists and government cronyism didn’t get their way.
Attempted blackmail because the fascists and government cronyism didn’t get their way. and...
...if they keep this up, (along with their “reaching across the aisle” propaganda,) more of the core younger voters will continue to move toward Obama.
Also Smith & Wesson is up 9.62%.
SWHC - Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation (NASDAQ)
10.37 +0.91 (9.62%)
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Volume: 8,031,563
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we will need to become more creative. If possible it would be cool to identify & email every employee a chart that shows their company stock price fall (since many probably don't even know what went down today).
... and do exactly what? Heck 10% unemployment didn't wake them up so you think a 3% drop in the market (if they follow it at all) will faze them? They are counting on Obama to deliver some sort of security and mental karma by stealing money from wealthy people. These people are democrats and by definition are irrational emotional types. When they do notice havoc they have been conditioned to blame you and me anyway.
There were more people excited for Mitt, but fewer in the "moderate support" category who would vote for him, but probably not show up at rally's, etc.
Why fewer?
Consider the food stamp recipient numbers. 17 million people more are on food stamps, now, than in 2007, I believe? A decent % of that 17 million are good, probably moderate to somewhat conservative people, who surely do not want to be on food stamps, but they have no good alternative. In principle, they might want to vote for Romney, but the hope of better jobs is too far out. They'll vote for the perception of whoever is offering the most assistance (or won't pull it) over the next several months.
Then consider all the other areas in which even working people with reasonably decent jobs have been maneuvered by the libs into circumstances where they depend on Gov't "help" of one kind or another. (The "help" itself is often the weapon the libs employ, to drive up costs of housing or education or health care, to name a few, to the point that average families can't afford those basic / should-be / not long ago were affordable necessities.)
This is the evil way that the socialists corrupt and bring under their political and economic control people who would not otherwise be so inclined to support them. If they only succeeded in doing this to a few percent of the electorate, in the last 4 years, that explains the result we see. We have, indeed, gone over the tipping point.
“...It might keep sliding, a death spiral. The dollar slid too...”
Yep! I did my little teeny part to make that drop happen today too. Will try to do some more of it tomorrow as well. Also, diverted a shipment of basic essentials (blankets, canned goods, toilet paper, etc) that my wife had been putting together for NY/NJ storm relief. They don’t want coal, they don’t want to drill for oil/gas, constantly vote liberal, anti-American, hate guns, hate God....I say let em starve & freeze in the dark. Maybe their false messiah will wave his all-healing hand over their plight...or better yet, maybe that big gas-bag Crispy Creme will swoop in and help em with his own personal funds. Diverted that shipment to another more deserving charity right here closer to home. All in all, I had a pretty good day of it today. Maybe tomorrow will bring even more opportunities to stick it to the libs.
What I posted above, by the way, is much more insidious and evil than voter fraud. It is really a form of slavery, but for the most part it is legal, and often the “beneficiaries” don’t realize the magnitude of what they have lost. At least for a good while, anyway...
Voter fraud at least you have a chance of discovering, and applying legal actions to, fairly quickly.
What you say makes sense. I wonder if our side has any organized process for analyzing these results and exposing any fraud. If dems run these large cities then how can Republicans validate the results? I confess I don’t know how those things work
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I don't REALLY know either, but surely a State Attorney General would have the resources to investigate voter fraud. So then you need maybe a couple of Pub State Attorney Generals in states that were close (preferably) to break it open.
But, I honestly think what has happened is far more insidious, damaging, and difficult to correct.
Consider Nevada. Nevada is a disaster, unemployment and housing market-wise. Obama dissed Las Vegas repeatedly, early on. Yet Nevada went big for Obama.
While conservatives would like to blame this down-tick on the election results, the much larger story is coming out of:
a) Europe. The economic signs are that German’s economy is buckling under the sustained pressures. Spain, Italy and France are all indicating contraction of their economies as well. In short, Europe is headed rapidly into a recession, and it’s starting to look very ugly in terms of the speed at which it is developing.
b) Fitch’s is putting the US Treasury on notice that unless action is taken to avert the “fiscal cliff,” they’re going to downgrade US Treasury debt:
c) Margin debt on the NYSE is at a 16 month high. If this selling gets going, there’s going to be a lot of margin calls or enforced selling of positions.
The net:net truth is that Wall Street needed to be cleaned out of hucksters and frauds in the last four years after the crash of ‘08, and that hasn’t happened. It most likely wasn’t going to happen under a Romney administration, either. The fiscal cliff issue wouldn’t have been dealt with by Romney, because the date at which the cliff arrives is 01 Jan 2013, not later. Europe is on Europe’s schedule, and their appointment with their doom is... oh, sometime in the next two quarters.
So please don’t conflate this particular market downtick with the election. As far as the market is concerned, there are much larger fish to fry.
The media will give the Benghazi treatment to any valid reports of corruption.
We are so screwed.
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