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who wins democratic nomination....hillary or obama
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so who do you think will win the democratic nomination this year?
hillary or obama?
it will come down to these two....
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He has to get more people to start liking him. She has to get more people to stop hating her. :-)
Not Helliary. The voice is enough to possibly place billions of men on planet earth into cataonic states therefore ending all war, maybe a good thing, but that's it. And when the aliens invade they'll hear the death screach and return to their home planet and spread the word thru the galaxy, "Don't even go there, run awaaaaaaaaay!!!!!!!!!, snarf, snarf!!!.
If she (and her handlers) can't control her husband .... then she definitely is NOT capable of controlling the nation.
Yeah Hilliary need to control Bill like the way George W. Bush controls his drunken daughters and brother Neil Bush. Right?
Then in the next decade on what is known as Black Monday, in 1987 the Dow fell more than 500 points and we recovered from that. Just like today, everyone talked about the recession. I had purchased a home a few months before that horrible day in October. So that's why my post-menopause brain remembers the date! lol There was also a bad housing slump that followed and by1993 when my company shut my office, prices had fallen dramatically, more than they have in the past 2 years. One thing about history is that it repeats itself. In 2001 the Dow was over 11,000 and in July 2002 slipped to 8,000 and in Sept plummetted and even went below 7,200 in Oct. Then it soared from 2003 to 2007 to over 14,000. Now it's still over 12,600. The nature of the stock market is that it goes up and it goes down. So does the housing market. Some can survive and tough it out and others can't depending on their personal finances, job, etc. In Mar of 2000 the NASDAQ went over 5,000. Then the next quarter it lost over 20% and then went back up during the summer. By Mar 2001 it dipped under 1,400. That was devastating. Now it's over 2,300. Both the Dow & the NASDAQ have increased 75%+ in less than 5 years. Some small & mid cap funds have tripled. What counts is the total increase over time which is why most investors look at stocks and mutual funds as long term investments. If you invest $50,000 which becomes $150,000 and suddenly you lose half of your investment, you still have $75,000 which is 50% more than what you started with. I know you're young, but in 1974 the stock market was 577 points and when I checked today it was hovering around 12,600. That's over 2000%.
My main concern is (of course) Iraq, what's happening to our dollar, the price of food, gas and our jobs. Affordable healthcare is another big issue for me, not necessarily a national health plan. We already have some of those. Whoever gets into office is facing a huge task.
Mike, I was typing when you wrote that last comment. I am thinking the same thing but we have several months to decide. I was planning to move to SC and the 5.9% unemployment rate (4th lowest in the country) is scaring me. That is a state that has been hurt badly by outsourcing.
let me say something about rising prices.a couple years ago i bought a fuel pump and got it bought and put on my Z-28 for around 100 bucks.a couple days ago my van's fuel pump went out and for parts and labor 400 dollars.ridiculous how prices are rising.
The American Public of course!
I do not like any of them now.
Looks like I will need to do a write in vote.
ILMAO
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