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now this is abunch of real repigs
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my buddy belongs to cpac ...and if we are in the same room , i will put him in the hospital!
rofl at these morons!
Bush a four-letter word at CPAC
http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/20090228/pl_politico/19433
repuke, rethud ,repig,nazi, facist= retard
Berkshire reports a 96 percent drop in 4Q profit
dont cry about the last 8 years ...... i always thought it was a real bad dream ......now pay for it!
u know i see buisness after buisness closing , everyshoping center in america has blanks....and all gw could say strong economic fundamentals!..... more and more storefronts close up .........dam the republican party ....we seen all they did the last 8 years.... in 2010 u guys will be destroyed!... all u can do is play games and your game is done!...sarah in 2012 v.... rofl... i guess very good at breast feeding and moose hunting!...and i forgot she is in charge of the national guard! ehhehehehehehehehehehehhehehhehehheheheheheheeh just 2 much!
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wtf ....bolton .....rush.....joe the plumber ......rofl
republicans and their ways will never ever take place in america again
The prospects for an economic recovery by year's end dimmed yesterday, as government data showed that the economy contracted at the end of 2008 by the fastest pace in a quarter-century. The worse-than-expected data fueled doubts about whether the Obama administration had adequately sized up the challenges it faces in trying to pull the country out of recession.
Gross domestic product, a measure of the goods and services produced across the nation, shrank at an annualized rate of 6.2 percent in the last quarter of 2008, according to the Commerce Department, far worse than the initial estimate of 3.8 percent and the 5 percent most analysts were expecting. The downward revision means the economy began the year from an even weaker position than previously thought.
"The economy really doesn't have any momentum going into the first quarter," Wachovia economist John Silvia said. "To the extent the economy may have been weaker, then the impact of the stimulus would be more muted."
The Dow Jones industrial average tumbled 1.7 percent, or 119 points, capping a week in which stocks were battered by concerns that parts of the banking sector would be nationalized. Shares of Citigroup tanked 39 percent, to $1.50 after the government prepared to take a large ownership stake in the firm. Major indexes closed down about 4 percent on the week.
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