[GlockThe Vote]

PRIVATE SECTOR DOING FINE

[E. Pluribus Unum]

It's a good thing Daffy's didn't build their business.

If it hadn't been given to them by other people they might really be hurting.

[napscoordinator]

It’s capitalism...I like it that means Walmart (I have stock) and other great places are doing well. I never heard of this company. If it is liberal then I am even more thrilled.

[chimera]

Things are really going to pieces, more than most suspect. I have seen five businesses go under in the last few months, four of them restaurants, one a retailer. Most of them had been in business a long time. I don't think those businesses would say that the private sector is doing fine.

And this is just one observation on one small area of the country. I can't help but think its only a part of a much bigger picture nationwide that is obvious to many but the mainstream media won't touch it. If it were a 'Pub in office, they'd be all over it. But they don't dare dull the burnished glory of their Messiah.

[tacticalogic]

PRIVATE SECTOR DOING FINE

Yep. It just keeps sinking deeper and deeper into recovery.

[tcrlaf]

Daffy’s sells Name Brand/Designer clothes, mostly a season behind, that you saw on Times Square last winter, at deep discount prices.

The kind of place you go to buy the exact same thing you couldn’t afford in the designer stores last summer.

[EDINVA]

There was a Daffy in VA some years ago, at Potomac Mill. Not sure when it closed, but it was probably the farthest outlet ever from its NJ/NY base. I’m always sad to see a long-standing business fold.

[the invisib1e hand]

Where will the millionaires shop now?

[Secret Agent Man]

If they didn’t build their business, I suppose then we need to blame Obama for every business that fails. And the people in the commnity that it fails in. If they were the ones that made it, according to Elizabeth Native American, and Barack MC Obama’s logic, everyone else must also be responsible for it failing.

[NFHale]

Wonder how many of those newly unemployed voted for Hopey Changey...it IS in NY and NJ after all...

[Revolting cat!]

Duck’s out of business1

[Mike Darancette]

Governmental Providence.

[JPG]

Thufferin thuccotash.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Obama: “Yes I did”!

[Revel]

Obama says they didn’t build the business on their own. One thing is for sure. They didn’t go bankrupt on their own. The government gave them a lot of help in going belly up.

[xzins]

The Secaucus, N.J.-based discount retailer

Discount retailer?

Isn't this the area that prevented WalMart from entering?

I wonder if Daffy's was paying SEIU level wages and benefits?

[Mad Dawgg]

"Daffy's closing - 1,300 jobs lost - 51 years in business"

"NO" Business, as usual in the Obamanation.

[Rocky]

If you have to close your business, you didn’t get there on your own. You couldn’t have done it without government.

[pistolpackinpapa]

all of them in the New York metro area, with the exception of one in Philadelphia.
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Of the 1300 people who are losing their jobs, I wonder how many of them voted for Obama? I’d say probably 75% of them. Those of you who voted for Obama: Enjoy standing in the Unemployment and Food Stamp lines.......SUCKERS!!! I hope you go to bed hungry every night, lose your house and your car.

[pabianice]

So? Since “they didn’t build it themselves,” why should they care? No problem.

[N. Theknow]

Obama’s government should have built more roads, bridges and internet capability to this business they created.