[Darksheare]

When will they admit that we are in an economic depression?
When will they admit it is the OBAMA economic depression?

[DeFault User]

In other news, Wells Fargo, a leading capitalist pig feeding off the misery of the poor, put out a survey indicating a possible downturn in hiring by small business. Wells Fargo, which has already paid billions in fines for its racist lending practices obviously slanted the study to besmirch the brilliant plans of our Dear Leader.

[Huskrrrr]

Just heard from a former small business owner, who is also a conservative, that he will be laid off from his part-time job as a consultant to another small business. This is an update form the great state of California whose voters approved tax increases in November.

[dhs12345]

There will be several years of doldrums as businesses (large and small) try to sort through the Obamacare bueacracy and try figure out how to absorb the extra costs. Maybe more outsourcing?

Obamacare isn’t even finalized yet. So it is a moving target.

Businesses will have to either charge more for what they make and do or close up shop. Will consumers be willing to pay more? I can certainly get by with a lot less.

All the while, the Chinese and others will be going like gangbusters.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

How can they?

All of Ubama's policies are strategically designed to destroy small business because the feral government cannot control them.

The only businesses Ubama wants to exist are members of the big-government/big-corporate criminal complex.

[familyop]

Services getting most of their revenues from government and others with government incomes, no. But just beyond the end of the economic slide, with new leadership and virtually no regulations against real work, new small manufacturing businesses, yes.

[ridesthemiles]

I think that these predictions are way too optomistic.

I think layoffs and closures will be far more extensive.

We are on the Titanic and are about to hit an ideberg which is only partially exposed.

IF people are smart enough to build a business for multi-generations, they are smart enough to know how to carve it down to family members only.