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by jofus » Mon Feb 15, 2010 10:57 am

weekend4trvl wrote:O's going to have a very good 2010.


That's the closest thing to "hope" that you lefties have going right now :)
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by anonlooker » Mon Feb 15, 2010 3:26 pm

jofus wrote:
weekend4trvl wrote:O's going to have a very good 2010.


That's the closest thing to "hope" that you lefties have going right now :)


Of course O is going to have a very good 2010. He's very rich and has a great job, making great connections for future endeavors, etc. How could he not have a very good 2010?

The real question is what kind of year will the rest of have, cuz 2009 brought nothing.

I hear the Hope and Change platform is gathering steam... this time for the Republicans. :lol: :lol:
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by Joe » Mon Feb 15, 2010 3:51 pm

weekend4trvl wrote:O's going to have a very good 2010.


I just blew chunks on that one...

He'll have a very good 2010 only because the 'merican voter will stop his agenda in its footsteps...allowing for a tiny opening for a re-election bid in 2012.
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by GIMNEPIWO » Mon Feb 15, 2010 6:22 pm

Joe wrote:
weekend4trvl wrote:O's going to have a very good 2010.


I just blew chunks on that one...

He'll have a very good 2010 only because the 'merican voter will stop his agenda in its footsteps...allowing for a tiny opening for a re-election bid in 2012.


Well ... in 2007 & 2008, Joe's business had "never been better" ... how bout now Joe ?
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by Joe » Mon Feb 15, 2010 7:18 pm

GIMNEPIWO wrote:
Joe wrote:
weekend4trvl wrote:O's going to have a very good 2010.


I just blew chunks on that one...

He'll have a very good 2010 only because the 'merican voter will stop his agenda in its footsteps...allowing for a tiny opening for a re-election bid in 2012.


Well ... in 2007 & 2008, Joe's business had "never been better" ... how bout now Joe ?


Joe's business is booming...and it has nothing to do with Clinton, Bush or Obama.

Obama should be wishing for a Republican takeover (at least in the Senate). An abrupt halt to what he has planned for us would probably satisfy enough voters to keep him in office for another four years. He's still a likable guy and with his agenda redirected (disguised), many will vote for status quo...that is, unless the dramatic happens. This is especially true if the Reps. throw out another retread like Dole or McCain.

The good news for all of us? Obama's window of opportunity has closed. (His) congress has been exposed for what it is...Pelosi and Reid writing the rules. Just as I predicted, 60% of the voters are generally conservative, and they're wise to the ways of the leftie.

Game over...

..for now.
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by GIMNEPIWO » Mon Feb 15, 2010 7:24 pm

Joe wrote:
GIMNEPIWO wrote:
Joe wrote:
weekend4trvl wrote:O's going to have a very good 2010.


I just blew chunks on that one...

He'll have a very good 2010 only because the 'merican voter will stop his agenda in its footsteps...allowing for a tiny opening for a re-election bid in 2012.


Well ... in 2007 & 2008, Joe's business had "never been better" ... how bout now Joe ?


Joe's business is booming...and it has nothing to do with Clinton, Bush or Obama.

Obama should be wishing for a Republican takeover (at least in the Senate). An abrupt halt to what he has planned for us would probably satisfy enough voters to keep him in office for another four years. He's still a likable guy and with his agenda redirected (disguised), many will vote for status quo...that is, unless the dramatic happens. This is especially true if the Reps. throw out another retread like Dole or McCain.

The good news for all of us? Obama's window of opportunity has closed. (His) congress has been exposed for what it is...Pelosi and Reid writing the rules. Just as I predicted, 60% of the voters are generally conservative, and they're wise to the ways of the leftie.

Game over...

..for now.


Glad to hear biz is good Joe ... still clinging by the short hairs here in VA. ... Economy has been showing signs of improvement, but its a slow recovery process ... We're affraid to be too optomistic ... kind of like driving down the interstate, ya don't wanna say anything about the lack of traffic or you'll be in bumper to bumper around the next bend ...
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by Joe » Mon Feb 15, 2010 7:42 pm

GIMNEPIWO wrote:Glad to hear biz is good Joe ... still clinging by the short hairs here in VA. ... Economy has been showing signs of improvement, but its a slow recovery process ... We're affraid to be too optomistic ... kind of like driving down the interstate, ya don't wanna say anything about the lack of traffic or you'll be in bumper to bumper around the next bend ...


Reinvent, reinvent, reinvent...

You said it yourself and have done it twice already. It's never too late to do it again. There will always be cycles in business. On the trend up, come back stronger and better....save and prepare for the slowdown.
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by GIMNEPIWO » Mon Feb 15, 2010 8:20 pm

Joe wrote:
GIMNEPIWO wrote:Glad to hear biz is good Joe ... still clinging by the short hairs here in VA. ... Economy has been showing signs of improvement, but its a slow recovery process ... We're affraid to be too optomistic ... kind of like driving down the interstate, ya don't wanna say anything about the lack of traffic or you'll be in bumper to bumper around the next bend ...


Reinvent, reinvent, reinvent...

You said it yourself and have done it twice already. It's never too late to do it again. There will always be cycles in business. On the trend up, come back stronger and better....save and prepare for the slowdown.


We've reinvented so many times I forget what we were reinventing ... :lol: ... its a work in progress ... but, if ya don't get biten in the a*s once or twice, you don't remember to look over your shoulder ...
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