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Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:06 pm
by hank scorpio
http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/23/ ... index.html
Story Highlights
30 percent express confidence Wall Street will make right decisions to end recession
75 percent say President Obama will make the right moves regarding recession
Poll: Obama has more Republicans trusting him than Wall Street has
Majority opposes providing rest of bailout money to banks
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Call it a sign of the times. A new national poll indicates that when it comes to dealing with the economy, Americans have more confidence in the White House and Congress than Wall Street, the banks or auto executives.
Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:08 pm
by dbackjon
OK board Republicans....
Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 9:58 pm
by bench
hank scorpio wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/23/ ... index.html
Story Highlights
30 percent express confidence Wall Street will make right decisions to end recession
75 percent say President Obama will make the right moves regarding recession
Poll: Obama has more Republicans trusting him than Wall Street has
Majority opposes providing rest of bailout money to banks
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Call it a sign of the times. A new national poll indicates that when it comes to dealing with the economy, Americans have more confidence in the White House and Congress than Wall Street, the banks or auto executives.
Awesome avatar, amigo. I dig me some Jim Anchower
Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:50 pm
by HI54UNI
More confidence in Congress?!?!?! I can see people giving Obama a pass right now but Congress?!?! Reid and Pelosi? Did they only interview crack whores or something?
Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 7:48 am
by Appaholic
HI54UNI wrote:More confidence in Congress?!?!?! I can see people giving Obama a pass right now but Congress?!?! Reid and Pelosi? Did they only interview crack whores or something?
No sh!t....congress is a fokking joke....

Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 7:51 am
by ASUMountaineer
Well, many people will accept anything they see on TV as fact. They've been spoon fed that big business is evil and Congress is the almighty savior. Forget the fact Congress played a HUGE role in the mess we're in now...but, of course great magazines like Time failed to put anyone from Congress (or Congress itself) in it's list of top 25 to blame for the economic crisis. Funny how that happens.
Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 7:52 am
by Appaholic
ASUMountaineer wrote:Well, many people will accept anything they see on TV as fact. They've been spoon fed that big business is evil and Congress is the almighty savior. Forget the fact Congress played a HUGE role in the mess we're in now...but, of course great magazines like Time failed to put anyone from Congress (or Congress itself) in it's list of top 25 to blame for the economic crisis. Funny how that happens.
No sh!t....Time is a fokking joke.....

Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 8:56 am
by Gil Dobie
HI54UNI wrote:More confidence in Congress?!?!?! I can see people giving Obama a pass right now but Congress?!?! Reid and Pelosi? Did they only interview crack whores or something?
Agree, saying politicians and meaning Obama is 2 different things.
Politicans=No,
Obama=Maybe
Re: Politicians trusted more than business leaders on economy
Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2009 6:16 am
by houndawg
Appaholic wrote:HI54UNI wrote:More confidence in Congress?!?!?! I can see people giving Obama a pass right now but Congress?!?! Reid and Pelosi? Did they only interview crack whores or something?
No sh!t....congress is a fokking joke....

Which underscores just how piss-poor Wall Street is.
Interesting that absent stealing a trillion dollars from taxpayers, free-market capitalism only outlasted the old Soviet empire by twenty years.