No Economic Recovery Soon 

The Obama administration is more and more like Jimmy Carter’s every day.  Here’s Treasury Secretary Geithner making the case for economic malaise:

“But this is going to be a different recovery than in the past because Americans are going to have to save more. A lot of damage was caused by this crisis. It’s going to take some time for us to grow out of this.

“It could be a little choppy. It could be uneven. And it’s going to take awhile,” Geithner said.

I’m also calling for a “different recovery”–as in none, nada, niente, aucun, etc.  Just look at the macro economic policies this administration favors:

  • Taxes, taxes, taxes—trillions for healthcare, global warming, bailouts, etc.
  • Debt monitization
  • Foreign debt sales
  • Expiration of the Bush tax cuts
  • Trillions in unfunded Medicare and Social Security obligations

I don’t know what the stock market will do on Monday, but I do feel pretty comfortable in saying the long-term looks bleak.  Geithner agrees with my assessment too.  He just uses words like “choppy” and ”different recovery”.

The Community Organizer-in-Chief doesn’t have the first clue about how the real economy works.  That’s why I’m not looking for a recovery or more jobs.  This guy simply isn’t up to the job.

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November 1, 2009 at 9:56 am | Trackback

3 comments

1 Vermont Woodchuck { 11.01.09 at 2:22 pm } 

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2 Rock { 11.01.09 at 11:18 pm } 

I suppose you’ve seen this. If not take a look at our dept clock.

http://www.usdebtclock.org/

I think economic recovery soon is out of the question.

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