Recession Twice As Bad As Previously Reported

Oh my.
The POR Economy fell twice as fast in the last twelve months than previously reported.

Recession Worse Than Prior Estimates, Revisions Show (Update1)
By Bob Willis
Bloomberg

July 31 (Bloomberg) — The first 12 months of the U.S. recession saw the economy shrink more than twice as much as previously estimated, reflecting even bigger declines in consumer spending and housing, revised figures showed.
The world’s largest economy contracted 1.9 percent from the fourth quarter of 2007 to the last three months of 2008, compared with the 0.8 percent drop previously on the books, the Commerce Department said today in Washington.
“The current downturn beginning in 2008 is more pronounced,” Steven Landefeld, director of the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis, said in a press briefing this week. The revisions were in line with past experience in which initial figures tended to underestimate the severity of contractions during their early stages, he said.

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  • http://Array sayanything-4625

    I interpreted his words as really being about selfishness, I think he was confused or typed too fast. But, you’ll notice that despite his being right about greed and selfishness being at the heart of every human being, whether they resist the uglier apsects of those things or not; no conservative here is even willing to admit his point about these things, unrestrained, not being good for others.

    While I can defend conservatism even on these points and challenge Dino’s emotional and erroneous responses, when he says something that is fundamentally accurate, why not concede his point and then show him why his views on it are faulty, instead of blindly defending greed and selfishness?

    Lots of things taken to extremes are not good for others. To the extend self interest is talked about by Adam Smith, it is not a good or a bad thing at all. It just is.

    Led by an invisible hand to promote an end which was no part of his intention. Nor is it always the worse for the society that it was not part of it. By pursuing his own interest he frequently promotes that of the society more effectually than when he really intends to promote it. I have never known much good done by those who affected to trade for the public good. It is an affectation, indeed, not very common among merchants, and very few words need be employed in dissuading them from it.

    As to greed, I thought it would be evident in my remark,

    Greed is wanting more than you need even if it is detrimental to others.

    , that it would be bad. I guess I was wrong. Greed is bad and is separate and distinct from self interest.

    think he was confused or typed too fast.

    I think he is an agitator that is not really interested in debate, so “conceding” points to him will get you nothing but derision. I’ve tried that in the past and all he does is throw it back in your face. I have zero tolerance to Dino or his ranting.

    Conservatism is pretty much based on greed and self-interest, proudly so. They speak often of “harnessing the inherent greed in people”.

    By cultivating and encouraging selfishness and greed, two of the ugliest, darkest and most unpleasant components of the human psyche, conservatives create an unpleasant, coarse and ugly culture where trust and honesty are in short supply.

    He is not debating the nature of man or greed in this little rant. He is just bashing conservatives either for his own amusement or for partisan reasons. I see no reason to agree with that. If he had said both parties are guilty of that, I would agreed because parties are made of humans and all humans are fallible. To Dino, Democrats are enlightened beings and I apparently am a subhuman that lives in a third world country. I really don’t give him much benefit of the doubt.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/america_is_back/#c397018 DINO

    The world’s largest economy contracted 1.9 percent from the fourth quarter of 2007 to the last three months of 2008, compared with the 0.8 percent drop previously on the books, the Commerce Department said today in Washington.

    Those years of unilateral republicans certainly were devastating. That’s why they don’t get to control shit anymore!

  • http://www.dartemis.net/blog/ sayanything-42

    I see buzzardbreath has put in an unwelcome appearance.

    Why unwelcome, you ask?

    Well, who really wants the grand kleagle of SAB racists on their thread?

  • pparets

    Dino… you make that outlandish claim as though ours was the only economy to shrink.

    The recession is a global one. Our share of it was neither the first nor the worst in this chain.

    Get real.

  • http://www.dartemis.net/blog/ sayanything-42

    Rob,

    Indeed it was. Also note that the 2009 Budget was deferred by Congress until after the Innauguration. This recession is the POR recession.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/america_is_back/#c397018 DINO

    The economic calamity started here thanks to Wall Street. Our reach is vast and powerful.

    Remember, it’s your side that says when America catches a cold the rest of the world gets pneumonia. Well, we gave the world typhoid this time. Harkens back to my thoughts that America is a bit of a cancer on the world and humanity.

  • sayanything-4625

    Greg: I admit our minor differences in our views, I concede many of your points about Dino, all without any acrimony!

    Thank you for your grace. I was not tying to be acrimonious in my response, if it came out that way, I am sorry. Sometimes I get a little wound up.

  • sayanything-4625

    Conservatism is pretty much based on greed and self-interest, proudly so. They speak often of “harnessing the inherent greed in people”.

    Actually, greed and self interest are two different things. Greed is wanting more than you need even if it is detrimental to others. Self interest is another way of saying you care about your reputation. If you are a butcher, and want to stay in business in a small town like i live in, you will produce quality meat at a good price or you will go out of business. My company has to produce a good product or we will go out of business. One of our major competitors made a defective product and now they are gone. Self interest is common sense. I have yet to see that liberals are so altruistic that they do things for free or without expecting a return on their efforts.

    You, Dino, are the poster boy for the fact that Dems are just as greedy and worried about self interest as anyone. Don’t you remember your great words when I pointed out the seniors were turning against Obama because they were afraid of him taking away Medicare. Your words were, “Fuck the Elderly if they vote Republican”. You have no real concern for the elderly, you just need them to vote for your party, if they don’t, “Fuck them”. Greed and self interest, you have it in spades.

    I see we’re back to the blame game.

    Like PP I can only laugh at this, excuse me while I laugh!

    HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! I called my wife over and she had a good laugh too! Pot meet kettle.

    HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!

  • pparets

    Actually, Dino, the slide started in the unregulated banks of Singapore, spread to Japan more than 2 years ago, and finally engulfed us. That’s the inherent danger in a global market, of which you liberals are so fond.

  • robert108

    The economic calamity started here thanks to Wall Street. Our reach is vast and powerful.

    Wrong again, ignorant little dinostem! It started with the Dem social engineering, wasteful social spending and market-rigging in the home loan market; it’s all Dem.
    The Dem social engineering chickens finally came home to roost.

  • tsterious

    Harkens back to my thoughts that America is a bit of a cancer on the world and humanity.

    Nice statement. Way to show what you can do for your country. Just leave our great country if we are such a “cancer on the world and humanity.” NO ONE will miss you.

    We are the greatest country ever. Go live somewhere else and you’ll be begging to come back if they let you back in.

  • http://ndgoon.blogspot.com/ goon

    Those years of unilateral republicans certainly were devastating. That’s why they don’t get to control shit anymore!

    Nice try sock puppet the dumbocrats have quadrupled the debt since they took over the presidency in 2009.

  • Buzz

    The recession is a global one. Our share of it was neither the first nor the worst in this chain.

    Get real.

    No, no, no It’s Obama’s recession, it only started when he took the lead in the polls, remember? That is the bullshit that you all rant every day here. It didn’t start in 2007, bush had nothing to do with it. Just listen to rush, he has all the timing figured out.

  • robert108

    …it only started when he took the lead in the polls, remember?

    That was the stock market freefall, little buzzy. A recession is two or more quarters of negative economic growth, and we have had nothing but negative economic growth since Obama was elected.

  • Buzz

    Tell them 180 , tell them how the economy never retracted until Obama took the lead in the pools. Pull out all those hooky charts and graphs you got. Tell Wizzo he is a liar for posting such bullshit.

  • sayanything-2819

    The recession started due to liberal policies. It was inevitable that this house of cards would fall.

    Higher gas prices led to higher prices for all shipped goods. The higher gas prices were a direct result of lower supply and greater demand, not just in the US but in India and China and other countries. If liberals had not stopped the development and production of our own natural gas and oil for the past 30 or so years and if we had been allowed to build nuclear energy plants and oil shale this would not have happened.

    The push for increased home ownership especially for people who could never qualify before led to mortgage lending shennanigans that caused the housing collapse when the ARMs adjusted and cash strapped families could not afford the increased loan payments.

    Liberal entitlement programs have grown unsustainable as the liberals have brainwashed the people into believing that it is the governments responsibility to provide them with basic needs. I worked in a school lunchroom for 5 years so was privy to who received free lunches and breakfasts. Children who did had parents who brought them to school in new cars. The kids wore expensive clothes and shoes and always had a couple of bucks in their pocket for treats from the snack shop. These people had the money for these things because of the handouts they got from taxpayers and most of them didn’t actually qualify for free lunches, they lied on their application.

    The fraud of stock options as bonuses and accounting lies and manipulations caused a lot of the problems in the stock market. Most of this creative paperwork was used in an attempt to avoid onerous capital gains taxes.

    Liberal policies all of them.

  • Buzz

    The world’s largest economy contracted 1.9 percent from the fourth quarter of 2007 to the last three months of 2008

    I didn’t know Obama was elected in 2007, beginning of or middle of 2008. As usual you are caught in your own lies and delusions.

  • Buzz

    The higher gas prices were a direct result of lower supply and greater demand,

    More bullshit, the higher gas prices were a direct result of SPECULATION and GREED by investors. There is no doubt about that, it is a proven fact, even Faux News will admit that.

  • robert108

    The speculation was based on the fact that the US was not able to bring its supply online, due to Dem energy restrictions dating back to Carter. Within hours of President Bush ending the Presidential ban on offshore development, the price of oil started falling, eventually going from $147/barrel to $33/barrel. Now that Obama has reinstituted the ban on domestic development, the price had doubled.

  • Bat One

    More bullshit, the higher gas prices were a direct result of SPECULATION and GREED by investors.

    Where’s the proof, please? India and China were buying up every barrel of oil they could find on the world markets. And China, in partnership with Castro’s Cuba, is drilling for more oil less than 100 miles off the Florida coast.

    The “delusion” here is the idea that you know anything at all about markets and economics.

  • robert108

    Little buzzy: You have the stock market confused with GDP. This is typical for those who are ignorant about economics.

    The report RG is citing here does not follow the definition of recession, but makes up a new one. A recession is at least two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth. That didn’t happen until Q1 of 2009.
    Of course, if you can change the definition of “recession” you can create any impression that serves your purposes.
    In fact, the continuing negative GDP growth is totally due to the lack of fiscal conservatism(living within our means), practiced by every govt since FDR, and the greed of the Dems for ever increasing amounts of taxation, which kills growth by diverting capital from the private sector, where all wealth is created.

  • sayanything-4625

    Those years of unilateral republicans certainly were devastating. That’s why they don’t get to control shit anymore!

    62% of our budget are entitlement programs! What party pushed those through again?

  • PapaTheRed

    What amazes me is the constant denial of this recession by some of the media.

    Over here in the UK one of the newspapers is running a headline telling us that stocks and house prices are increasing. But all the time people are losing jobs, it doesn’t count for much does it.

    Papa The Red
    Brainwave Entrainment

  • Flickertail

    Why is “Greed” such a bad word? Watch the movie Wall Street Gordon Gekko(Michael Douglas) gives a great speach about “Greed”. I’m greedy and admit it, I want a sports car, but right now can’t afford it, but I strive to get there. “Greed” is what drives our economy we all want to make money so we work, some harder than others, some smarter than others. We all want what’s good in life, just some of us want to be rewarded for hard work, and not just to have it rationed to people who don’t have the same drive.

  • robert108

    Why is “Greed” such a bad word? Watch the movie Wall Street Gordon Gekko(Michael Douglas) gives a great speach about “Greed”. I’m greedy and admit it, I want a sports car, but right now can’t afford it, but I strive to get there.

    Actually, the Marxists equate “greed” with self-interest, upon which our free enterprise system is based. To want the opportunity to earn enough to have what you want isn’t “greed”.
    This is just 1984-style manipulation of language to attack our economic freedom.
    If you wanted a sports car, couldn’t afford it, but wanted to take other peoples’ money(through taxation) to get it for you, that would be greed.
    Otherwise, wanting something enough to work hard enough to get it is called “incentive”. The reason Marxist economics always produces stagnation is because it removes the incentive to be more productive.

  • Bat One

    Why unwelcome, you ask?

    Rodney,

    Of course this is only rhetorical. There really is no reason for anyone to ask anymore. We know only too well!

  • Hannitized

    the slide started in the unregulated banks of Singapore, spread to Japan more than 2 years ago, and finally engulfed us.

    Hahaha! I see that Singapore is now the global force behind global markets now!! Hahaha!

    Con’s will make any excuse for Bush. Their guilt causes him to walk on water.

  • Hannitized

    And can somebody tell me why Obama is pictured on a report that reflects what happened under Bush’s watch????

  • Lioncourt

    Shouldn’t the picture on this post be of Bush? Or are you somehow blaming the 2008 economy on Obama, when he wasn’t even President.

    I guess a little dishonesty will get you promoted to the front page as long as you criticize Obama.

  • pparets

    I see that Singapore is now the global force behind global markets now…

    What are you talking about?

    Singapore is the financial capitol of the Pacific rim and one of the world’s most important banking centers, because it is largely unregulated.

    That’s a fact, not an excuse.

  • robert108

    The bright side is that the economy is getting worse less quickly.

    Maybe, Mike. There’s still a lot of market-rigging, book-cooking and dishonest reporting going on.
    The housing sales are being stimulated by a subsidy to new homebuyers, and the credit requirements are yet to be tightened up from the meltdown days, and the car sales numbers are inflated by all the selloffs from the closed down dealerships. Not only that, but the “stimulus” spending is counted as “investment”, when it really belongs on the liability side of the ledger.
    Don’t believe everything this administration/MSM feeds you.

  • MikeAdamson

    The bright side is that the economy is getting worse less quickly. ;)

  • pparets

    Indeed right, RGRaves! And the democrats prayed for an economic crisis for two reasons:

    “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” Rahm Emmanuel, now WH Chief of Staff, November, 2008.

    The election of Obama would be guaranteed.

    BOTH have happened exactly as they planned.

  • Lioncourt

    Gee…who was in Congress in 2008…was it…Obama and the Democrats?

    Are you really making the argument that Obama is pictured because he was 1 of 100 Senators. You are so full of shit your eyes are brown.

    Typical SAB dishonesty. Bush wasn’t responsible for anything in his first year of President or his last year of President according to you guys. Bush, the 6 year President.

  • Bat One

    You are so full of shit your eyes are brown.

    WOW! What an absolutely brilliant rejoinder!! I used to think you were a little bit smarter than that. Not much… but at least a little.

    Got any more adolescent drivel to throw around?

  • robert108

    Bush, the 6 year President.

    Six years of economic growth and protection from terrorism.
    Much better than the current President is doing.

  • Bat One

    Why is “Greed” such a bad word?

    Good question. In an economic context “greed” is simply the self-interest to want to better one’s own circumstances and those of his family. In other words… to win. A nicer house in a better, more desirable location. A nicer car… or two… or three. A better education for his kids. More leisure, more success, a more secure future for himself and his family.

    In reality, its no different than an athlete’s desire to win in his chosen sport or race, or a politician’s yearning to win the next election. The key, of course, is that each of us chooses his own goals to pursue, unencumbered by those who would impose their sanctimonious judgment on the rest of us.

    Problem is, that for those on the Left, the imposition of socialism and the ideal of equality of results can’t happen so long as a substantial number of people hold their own goals, their own achievement, their own betterment and their own self-interest ahead of the so-called “common good.” Which is why “greed” has to be condemned and those who put themselves and their own situation above the level mandated for us by the Mandarins of the Left, have to be denigrated and abused.

  • SigFan

    The problem is that “greed” if understood as simply the desire to better one’s lot in life does not disappear from the human psyche regardless of the form of government we live under. In the old Soviet Union, people still wanted a better apartment or house, a car, nicer clothes, more food, better education, more money, in short all the things that it is normal for any human to desire. In that system though, the only way to obtain those things was if the government said you could have them. And if they can give, they can take away. This is the power that those on the left are willing to give to the government, while those of us on the right prefer to have the freedom to pursue our dreams and suceed or fail on our own efforts. In any system, there will be those that have more or less than you. The question is, are you willing to do what it takes to achieve your desires, or is your desire to have someone take it from another by force and give it to you?

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/america_is_back/#c397018 DINO

    I see we’re back to the blame game.

    The people who won the bulk of the elections, whose ideology so dominated the policy arena we call it “the conservative era”, who predicted the death of liberalism and the democratic party, now want to pretend they were the underdogs all along, cowering under the sheets as the Bolshevik liberals wrecked havoc upon the nation.

    And how do they manage that? Some pretend that all was Utopian until the final year and the slim dem majority in Congress (with a repub prez, no less!) was able to bring down the strong, vital, thriving economy created by republicans. (Which contradicts their prior claims of NOT being in control.)

    Others claim the crisis stems (again, no pun intended) from policies crafted decades ago and that have been innocuous since (CRA, SS, etc), only becoming culpable in the last decade. Then there’s one who traces the origins of the present economic crisis back to deviations made in the 1800s (yes you, Jvette-stem).

    It’s all simply deflection of blame for the failures of their gutter ideology.

  • pparets

    I see we’re back to the blame game.

    Coming from you, Dino, that comment is laughable!!

    Please hold, while I do so… GAHHHHAHAHAHAHA!

    You have done NOTHING except BLAME republicans, conservatives, Bush, Reagan, et al for every conceivable social and economic ill that matters to you.

  • Flickertail

    Sig and Bat, great responses to my questions, I wonder why Dino and the other Lib’s don’t have an reply. It’s because they are “Greedy” also and just want the government to supply it I would guess.

  • badlands4

    The bright side is that the economy is getting worse less quickly.

    That is a good thing no matter your political persuasion :)

    My worry is the things that seem to be ignored, yet are coming whether we want them or not; higher credit card defaults, another wave of mortgages that will have to reset, commercial real-estate, etc.

    Mistakes made in the past, but will not just go away.

    I hope I am wrong about those things. I really want to see this as a true bottom.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/america_is_back/#c397018 DINO

    Greed is a normal facet of humans. Yes, we all have it just like we all have lust, envy, anger, etc.

    The difference is that conservatives see it as a feature, liberals see it as a flaw.
    Conservatism is pretty much based on greed and self-interest, proudly so. They speak often of “harnessing the inherent greed in people”.

    By cultivating and encouraging selfishness and greed, two of the ugliest, darkest and most unpleasant components of the human psyche, conservatives create an unpleasant, coarse and ugly culture where trust and honesty are in short supply.

    The problem is, many people would prefer not to be like that, always on their guard, unable to trust or depend on others.

    That’s the draw of liberalism and why it appeals to a higher intellect that operates beyond the base instincts of the brainstem. That’s also why liberals have always been sorely outnumbered. It takes more intelligence and self-motivation to be one. The fear is that, in adopting a liberal mindset you’ll end up being a chump.

  • Bat One

    That’s the draw of liberalism and why it appeals to a higher intellect that operates beyond the base instincts of the brainstem.

    The “draw” of liberalism is that allows those whose sanctimony outweighs their ability to compete successfully a means to express their self-righteousness while compensating for their lack of more tangible success in other endeavors. Its the rhetorical version of Special Olympics, paid for at the point of a gun, by those who compete and win in the real world.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/america_is_back/#c397018 DINO

    Badlands, if you want this to be the bottom, if you want things to improve, you’ll stop supporting republicans and conservatism.

    They only seek failure and bad news out of lingering bitterness for having lost the election.

  • Flickertail

    If liberalism appeals to a higher intellect, why wouldn’t these people like Oprah,the Baldwins, or any of the other hollywood/limosine liberals not just donate most of their income to charities, or give it back to the government. The reason is they want to be able to tell people how to live, I just want to make a living and strive for goals I set. These people don’t want to give up the life they live and neither do I, even though I can’t afford a 5 milliion dollar house or 100 thousand dollar cars. Some of the same people you will put up as champions of the liberal cause are anything but, they are in it for the money too. Which makes them “Greedy”.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/america_is_back/#c397018 DINO

    The dismissal of liberalism as the bastion of “losers” is ridiculous considering how many liberals are rich and successful and not just in Hollywood.

    What you see as sanctimony is just appeals to common decency.

    If so many of didn’t run to the trough of societal support when in need your “loser” theory might have legs.

  • Neiman

    Greed is a normal facet of humans. Yes, we all have it just like we all have lust, envy, anger, etc.

    You are right as far as you went, yes these evil desires are in every human heart since the fall of Adam. While many people are able by their choice (will power, character, etcetera) to resist these temptations, most of us are only delivered from them by being Born Again as Christians. But, you are right that even in Christians, even in good people with the inner strength, character to do what is right, these things do exist in every human heart – yes, mine as well.

    The difference is that conservatives see it as a feature, liberals see it as a flaw.

    That is your biased opinion, but the record shows that liberals see every sinful act of man as something to be tolerated, praised and often rewarded. I have not heard you ever decrying liberals when they are caught engaging in greed, especially among liberal politicians or even acknowledging thier failures.

    Conservatism is pretty much based on greed and self-interest, proudly so. They speak often of “harnessing the inherent greed in people”.

    Again Dino, these things are based on your prejudices and are not based on fact. Greed and self interest in building fortunes represents the fuel that runs our economy. No greed, no desire to accumulate wealth and the economy must fail. The difference is channeling those impulses in a lawful, honorable, positive and decent way to produce jobs and prosperity for every person willing to work. Take away the avarice and entreprenurial spirit of your fellow Americans, where will the jobs come from, where will the wealth to buy products and services and the taxes to create those social welfare programs you are so fond of come from?

    By cultivating and encouraging selfishness and greed, two of the ugliest, darkest and most unpleasant components of the human psyche, conservatives create an unpleasant, coarse and ugly culture where trust and honesty are in short supply.

    Again, while there is some truth to your charges about the dangers of cultivating and encouraging greed, it is not the liberals that have been the counterweight, the opposing pull against the excess of greed and selfishness. Liberals only produce a lazy, unproductive lower class, and an atmosphere of gross immorality that appeals to the lowest nature of man. They only know how to sit on their haunches, put their hands in the pockets of hard working Americans and fool themsleves into thinking they are being compassionate.

    No, my friend, it is conservatism that resists excesses on greed and selfishness, until recent decades by their belief in Natures God and the pains of hell for those that in pursuit of wealth rob, harm and demean their fellow man. Further, they resist excess in greed and selfishness through law, knowing that such people don’t just steal from the poor, but from honest hardworking people striving to succeed.

    Yours my friend is a faulty view of the world! Tell me, what socialist nation has ever produced the prosperity for even the poorest among them that our greedy, capitalistic society has created? Which of those nations have given more in charitable giving to those in need around the world, or sacrificed more in lives and comfort for the oppressed of the world?

    You are right abour greed and selfishness, they are terrible sins, but you failed to look in the mirror and judge the moat in your own eye, your lifestyle that is destructive and that has turned Nature’s God away from this nation. Judge yourself first, then it will be much easier and more clear when you judge others.

  • robert108

    Greed is a normal facet of humans.

    Not moral humans; it’s listed as one of the seven deadly sins.
    Only govt is truly greedy, taking money without doing anything to earn it. When free people make free choices in their own self-interest it’s not greed.

  • Flickertail

    Shelfisness and greed are good things, they are requisite for basic human survival. If everyone gets evertything dolled out to them by a ruler, why would you work hard if there are no rewards? I could go back to working a 9-5 job that is mindless and easy. But in your world someone who has proven his/her self as an asset to the company should just shut up and go with what the government decides to pay them.

  • Neiman

    Actually, greed and self interest are two different things

    I interpreted his words as really being about selfishness, I think he was confused or typed too fast. But, you’ll notice that despite his being right about greed and selfishness being at the heart of every human being, whether they resist the uglier apsects of those things or not; no conservative here is even willing to admit his point about these things, unrestrained, not being good for others.

    While I can defend conservatism even on these points and challenge Dino’s emotional and erroneous responses, when he says something that is fundamentally accurate, why not concede his point and then show him why his views on it are faulty, instead of blindly defending greed and selfishness?

  • Mickey

    Obama can shuck and jive all he wants because it wont change the hard numbers. He’s a miserable failure and race divider. It has become apparent that the “Obama Stimulus” has not worked, and shows no sign of ever working. Unemployment — the professed reason for the stimulus in the first place — is now at 9.5% and will break 10% within the next few months. Credit remains tight and industry is still fumbling. All thatnks to a lack of leadership starting in the WhiteHouse. The Poser-n-Chief is no better than Bernard Madoff with his own shell game.

  • Neiman

    Greg: I admit our minor differences in our views, I concede many of your points about Dino, all without any acrimony!

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Gee…who was in Congress in 2008…was it…Obama and the Democrats?

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