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To: kingattax

Interesting article, but these are the kinds of voters who are likely to be very disappointed no matter who wins in November. For most of the U.S., the real estate market isn’t going to be recovering anytime soon. The days of easy mortgages and an idiotic run-up in real estate prices are over, and they ain’t coming back.


13 posted on 09/02/2012 4:13:20 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("If you touch my junk, I'm gonna have you arrested.")
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To: Alberta's Child
Well, in all reality there are FOUR years of pent up and delayed purchases in the housing market. Many people with means and jobs have delayed purchasing new homes because they are in fear of the future and unable to sell their starter home to a young couple because so few young people have jobs.

Once O’Bumbler is shown the door and if Romney can push trough legislation to eliminate the penalties for companies to bring their money back from overseas, that would free up what is estimated to be close to four trillion in PRIVATE corporate overseas profit.

If he makes good on his promise to reign in the EPA and Eliminate ObamaCare, that would unleash another three trillion in business CASH that is being hoarded in country. A massive jolt of REAL Private equity to our economy could stimulate a massive boom. Couple that with the promise to limit government spending to 20% of GPD (Should be 17%, but it is a start) and Romney could be one of the best fiscal presidents in the modern era.

Of course, we could be doomed, O’Bumbler and the Democrats could steel just enough votes to win the election.

29 posted on 09/02/2012 5:23:49 PM PDT by Jim from C-Town (The government is rarely benevolent, often malevolent and never benign!)
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