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President Obama on the fundamentals of our Economy (video)
President Obama on the fundamentals of our Economy (video)
President Obama on the fundamentals of our Economy
Fox News Edits Clip To Suggest That Biden Recently Declared ‘Fundamentals Of The Economy Are Strong’
Fox News Edits Clip To Suggest That Biden Recently Declared ‘Fundamentals Of The Economy Are Strong’
thinkprogress.org — This afternoon, Fox News’s Martha McCallum introduced a segment highlighting Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Christina Romer’s... claim yesterday that the “ fundamentals of the economy are sound .” “After weeks of ... (more) Fox News Edits Clip To Suggest That Biden Recently ...
McCain: Fundamentals of Economy are 'Strong' but 'Threatened' | 44
voices.washingtonpost.com — Let me get this straight...in the face of bank failures, the mortgage crisis, increasing unemployment, accelerating inflation,... and federal bailouts of massive insurance conglomerates, to say our economy is in deep trouble is fear-mongering and will ... (more) McCain: Fundamentals of Economy are 'Strong' but ...
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Obama channels McCain
RedState: Conservative News and Community — Now that President Obama has scared the Congress into authorizing the expenditure of more than a trillion dollars. A feat accomplished by  constantly talking the economy down and endlessly referring to the worse economic downturn since the Great Depression. Today, Obama put on his rose colored glasses and declared most aspects of the US economy “fundamentally sound”: The last person I heard call the economy fundamentally sound was Senator John McCain, back in September. The mainstream media had nothing but derision for McCain’s fundamentally sound remark. The New York ...

Obama Changes Tone on Economy, Says Fundamentals 'Sound'
Politics Daily — Filed under: Barack Obama, Economy, Obama AdministrationIn a dramatic, and some might say cynical, change in message, President Barack Obama said yesterday that the fundamentals of the nation's economy are, "sound." The comments come just weeks after the president was consistently warning that the economy faced a "catastrophe" if Congress did not act to pass his $787 billion economic stimulus bill quickly. During the presidential campaign, then candidate Obama pilloried Republican nominee Sen. John McCain when he made similar remarks on the state of the economy. ...

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