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Dow Down More Than 4% As Investors React To High Oil Prices And Bad Economic News

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by vastr-wcon June 27, 2008 8:24 PM EDT

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The market bubble created by the irresponsible actions of Bailout Bernanke is finally starting to deflate. The investment geniuses of Wall Street recently propelled the Dow up on the realization that Bernanke and the Fed is finally beginning to understand what MOST Americans have known for months: the country is in a catastrophic recession coupled with stagflation, it''s getting worse every day, and there is no end in sight to this misery. Of course, since no billionaire fat-cats (like the incompetent Bear Stearns execs) are suffering from this situation, Bernanke and the Fed have chosen to move with the speed and resolve of FEMA in addressing this horrific economic strain on Main Street. That is why, instead of raising interest rates, the Fed just did nothing in the recent meeting.

This situation is just another item to add to the legacy of the WORST PRESIDENT IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

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by marshall_nee June 27, 2008 8:24 PM EDT
Thanks Bankers
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by midland666 June 27, 2008 8:22 PM EDT
You did a fine Job the SHRUBBY!!!!
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by gkc99 June 27, 2008 8:18 PM EDT
Nice work, Bushits! Your hero moron chimp comes through again--record debt for the war Bushit put on a credit card--that was supposed to be paid off by all that cheap Iraqi oil we''d get, wasn''t it.

When someone predicts things and time and time again is wrong wrong wrong, only a retarded idiot would vote for more of the same.

That''s why Repugniscum bushits are voting for John McCain.
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by marshall_nee June 27, 2008 8:15 PM EDT
Bear market!!!!
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