Thanks Obama: China Officially Takes Over U.S. As Worlds Largest Economy

[Moonglow]

Take you coke allegations and stick up your.....

"Allegations"? He has admitted to it himself. Stop being such a nuthugger.

While W was a drop dead drunk that could not even make it to reserve duty on weekends. He presided over the greatest economic downturn since the great depression. And many of us, who should be retiring, are still working because of his incompetence.

And you know that 9/11 was Clinton's fault..

 

[Rocko]

NEWSFLASH!!! China is our banker. Who do you think loaned the last Repub Admin the money for their last war-of-choice? Don't tell me you think the Repubs put it "on budget"?

You have it the other way around, stupid. We're China's banker.

 

[Lakhota]

Thanks Obama: China Officially Takes Over U.S. As Worlds Largest Economy

1. Obama inherited a Great Recession that Ben Bernanke said was worse than the Great Depression.

2. Republicans have refused to help Obama restore the economy.

3. The economy is slowly coming back in spite of Republican obstruction.

 

[Kosh]

Thanks Obama: China Officially Takes Over U.S. As Worlds Largest Economy

1. Obama inherited a Great Recession that Ben Bernanke said was worse than the Great Depression.

2. Republicans have refused to help Obama restore the economy.

3. The economy is slowly coming back in spite of Republican obstruction.

Far left propaganda based on programmed talking points..

Yes higher Energy prices helps the economy, especially for the poor. Obamacare has done far more harm than good, and he started the most illegal wars, even more than Clinton.

Yep those all good for the economy right?

 

[westwall]

ADDRESS THE OP....or stop posting.

 

[Uncensored2008]

Oh how brilliant.

A economy built upon producing the worlds plastic rubbish through cheap uneducated labor is about as secure as a house built out of staw.

Come back whining once we see Chinese cars driving on the worlds streets.

What do you think will happen as that economy comes crashing down? As automation makes cheap labor irrelevant, as it already is doing? How will China react to the loss of economic growth? Much the way Japan did in the 1930's?