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newsbusters.org - 11/13/2008
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For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: The Obama Bear Market .
The voters may be full of hope about the looming Obama Presidency, but so far investors aren't. No President-elect in the postwar era has been greeted with a more audible hiss from Wall Street. The Dow has lost ...
americablog.com - 11/18/2008
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americablog.com —
Good morning. Today, the Senate Democrats meet for
the first time since the election. On their agenda...
is the Lieberman situation. Seems like Joe has learned well from his Republican colleagues. He's trashed the president-elect and worked against ...
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Tuesday Morning Open Thread
ace.mu.nu - 11/10/2008
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« TMPCafe Blogger: Please, Nutroots, Stop Making Anti-Semitic
Attacks on Rahm Emmanuel | Main | Headline Comments...
11/08-09 [someone] » Man Arrested at Philly Obama Victory Rally for Wearing a McCain/Palin T-Shirt And just like that, dissent is no ...
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Sticky: MEET UP THREAD
tammybruce.com - 11/15/2008
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Here's a Saturday Open Thread on a day
when fires are threatening a number of communities in...
Southern California. I want to thank everyone who emailed me checking on my safety. I live in a part of Los Angeles that is so far not threatened by any of the fires. I do have several friends who are ...
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Open Thread on A Day of Fires
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The Age of Plenty, Day 8: Worst Post-Election Sell-Off In History
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The Age of Plenty, Day 8: Worst Post-Election Sell-Off In History After falling again today below the 8,000 mark, the markets rallied and gained 300 on the day. A decent amount of buying back, but it hardly makes up for the 14% drop since the Age of Plenty began. Since 1900, the worst such three-day performance for the Dow was a 6.0 percent fall after Harry S Truman was reelected in 1948. Such titanic declines are atypical as markets normally rally immediately after presidential elections with the average since the beginning of the 20th century being a 0.7 percent rise. I ...
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