[Son House]

Amazingly, Bill O'Reilly thought 'once elected I decided to give the president a chance to see if his economic vision, big government management of the economy, could turn things around', and it's a wonder O'Reilly brags about having the best research and yet they couldn't figure out the end results...

Way back, when McCain had no opponent and wouldn't/couldn't articulate the economic negative Democrats would be, I figured even if Hilliary got in the market would decline, but to be positive I figured my 401k investment dollar cost average would be lower, but now I'm left wondering; If the companies in my 401k that may increase in value will exceed those that go out of business?

[Son House]

Here’s the Video link
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1164044150001/what-presidents-obama-and-carter-do-not-understand

[central_va]

Ted Baxter bump.

[Son House]

Solyndra? I’d hope that’s not in one of my 401k investment choices, or anyone else’s. We’ve all paid dearly for Solyndra, even if you think not, if you were looking for a job, your job opportunities were diminished by government spending.

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Bill O'Reilly: What Presidents Obama and Carter Do Not Understand

For starters.

[Starboard]

“Amazingly, Bill O’Reilly thought ‘once elected I decided to give the president a chance to see if his economic vision, big government management of the economy, could turn things around’...”

Hey Bill, I’m just a simple guy and have one question: When has central planning ever worked?

[Forgotten Amendments]

O’Reilly quoting Dick Morris. Put on your thinking caps, you know this will be deep! /sarc

[JPG]

When President Obama took office, I knew he was an income redistribution guy.'

Wow, Baxter is some kind of smart to have figured that out. I mean, he must have been the only one in the entire county to have picked-up on that. Thanks, Ted, keep lookin' out for the folks. /s

[Baladas]

Obama needs to give BOR another interview so he can worm himself into Bill’s good graces. Then, BoR can keep looking out “for the folks”.

[Elle Bee]

with apologies to Ted Knight

Find O'Reilly

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[Forgotten Amendments]

Way back, when McCain had no opponent and wouldn't/couldn't articulate the economic negative Democrats would be, I figured even if Hilliary got in the market would decline, but to be positive I figured my 401k investment dollar cost average would be lower, but now I'm left wondering; If the companies in my 401k that may increase in value will exceed those that go out of business?

I made that mistake in 2000. Never let politics influence your stock market decisions!

1. Wall Street types are mostly lefties and statist Republicans.

2. There are no more free market Republicans. Except the Pauls, maybe. Bailouts and inflation will keep stocks afloat. Don't count on a free market savior.

[Jim Scott]

This is not a partisan analysis. When President Obama took office, I knew he was an income redistribution guy. In fact, I challenged him on that in our first interview during the 2008 campaign. But once elected I decided to give the president a chance to see if his economic vision, big government management of the economy, could turn things around. Well, we all know things have gotten worse, not better. Bill O'Reilly 'Talking Point' memo

This kind of idiocy is why Bill O'Reilly's numbingly predictable populist positions turn me off, although many Americans seem to like this stuff because O'Reilly has great ratings. O'Reilly is hiding the fact that (a) he didn't want to disparage the First Black President and, (b) he hasn't a freaking clue as to how the U.S. economy works. Yet, O'Reilly will shout down more knowledgable guests and proclaim that he is 'not an ideologue' inferring that this claim renders his opinion totally devoid of any bias. It also renders them totally devoid of any sense.