Obama Working To Avoid Timing Clash With NFL

[377OHMS]

I've started watching Obama's speechs.

We might never see such a shitty president again in our lifetimes.

Its historic.

 

[Ricter]

Quote from Max E. Pad:

The letter in and of itself was basically telling Obama to piss off. Think about it, the Speaker of the house just made the president move his speech date so that the people who are challenging him could have a good debate over what a shithead he is.

Its not like Boehner was going to send a letter that literally said F*** you.

Leaving aside the sugarcoating for a moment, that letter even posited a different reason (than House activities) for Obama to move his speech. If an employee letter like that crossed my desk I could believe it's begging. Do you see how your political predisposition influences your interpretation?

 

[pspr]

Quote from 377OHMS:

I've started watching Obama's speechs.

We might never see such a shitty president again in our lifetimes.

Its historic.

You can always wait for the "Beavis, Butthead and Obama" movie to come out.

 

[g222]

quote from scataphagos:

Yeah... making it difficult and unappealing for businesses to hire.

And how would he menage to make it difficult and unappealing for business to hire ??

 

[Max E.]

Quote from Ricter:

Do you see how your political predisposition influences your interpretation?

Not possible, my vision is always set to 20/20..... j/k

If it makes you feel better yesterday, before obama bitcheed out i posted that "there is no way in hell obama will back down to this" So it has nothing to do with the outcome, i thought it was a bitch move on Boehners part yesterday before obama even wussed out.

 

[pspr]

Quote from g222:

And how would he (Obama) menage to make it difficult and unappealing for business to hire ??

With all the regulations his departments have passed (over 300 in July alone) and the over 4,000 more in the pipeline that are costing businesses hundreds of billions of dollars in total.

 

[g222]

quote from pspr:

With all the regulations his departments have passed (over 300 in July alone) and the over 4,000 more in the pipeline that are costing businesses hundreds of billions of dollars in total.

... in addition to the ones that were already there, too. Look, the "books" are replete with useless bureauracy created from useless regulations thanks to both sides of the aisle. But business always finds a way to cope. But this business of hiring is a function of sales - not taxes, regulations or the spot on gold. Sales are a function of demand. Demand is a function of cash in the pocket. Cash in the pocket is a function of the banks. And right now, the banks are in the midst of that historical cycle where they're deeply involved in a transfer of assets - from the populace to them. When they're done - and only when they're done - the economy will begin to turn around - taxes and regulations be damned.

 

[geostrathmore]

Quote from pspr:

With all the regulations his departments have passed (over 300 in July alone) and the over 4,000 more in the pipeline that are costing businesses hundreds of billions of dollars in total.

If business is good and they need employees, employers will hire. If it is bad, they won't. Its not like they're going to forego hiring somebody they need just because of some paperwork or a little extra fee.

 

[g222]

quote from geostrathmore:

If business is good and they need employees, employers will hire. If it is bad, they won't. Its not like they're going to forego hiring somebody they need just because of some paperwork or a little extra fee.

Thank you.

 

[pspr]

As I said, this is costing business hundreds of billions of dollars annually. No body is going to hire widely with unknown rules and regulations and costs like ObamaCare coming down the pipe. Obama has FROZEN the economy with his anti-business and socialist agendas.

Quote from g222:

... in addition to the ones that were already there, too. Look, the "books" are replete with useless bureauracy created from useless regulations thanks to both sides of the aisle. But business always finds a way to cope. But this business of hiring is a function of sales - not taxes, regulations or the spot on gold. Sales are a function of demand. Demand is a function of cash in the pocket. Cash in the pocket is a function of the banks. And right now, the banks are in the midst of that historical cycle where they're deeply involved in a transfer of assets - from the populace to them. When they're done - and only when they're done - the economy will begin to turn around - taxes and regulations be damned.