[Darkwolf377]

Not so long ago, American pundits and economic analysts were snidely touting U.S. economic superiority to the "sick old man" of Europe. What a difference a few months can make. Today, with the stock market jittery over Iraq, the mortgage crisis, huge budget and trade deficits, and declining growth in productivity, investors are wringing their hands about the U.S. economy.

Yes, the good ol USA is on the trash heap, isn't it? (yawn)

[DoughtyOne]

Today, with the stock market jittery over Iraq, the mortgage crisis, huge budget and trade deficits, and declining growth in productivity, investors are wringing their hands about the U.S. economy. Meanwhile, analysts point to the roaring economies of China and India as the only bright spots on the global horizon. But what about Europe?

The stock market is in 14,000 plus territory. LOL

I'm not convinved the mortgage crisis is all that bad. Just months ago we were being told by everyone who was someone, that we wouldn't survive until November. Guess what...

Wringing their hands... Investors have pushed the DOW up over 14,000. Look what's between their hands WP, it's greenbacks.

Yep, China is sure the place I'd put my investments. A few more lead paint, dog food and other scandles, and we'll see who's economy is rosey.

It's election time again. Hillary is here to rescue us and the WP has to make sure there's something for her to rescue us from. As if she'd have a clue if there were.