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In reply to the discussion: Ben Bernanke just re-elected the President. [View all]brewens
(15,359 posts)2. Ya think the right-wingers are gonna freak out over this? I hope so! Should be fun. n/t
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When Joe Scabby said "Game, set, match" after the Dem.Convention, I figured Obama had it....
Honeycombe8
Sep 2012
#48
Ya think the right-wingers are gonna freak out over this? I hope so! Should be fun. n/t
brewens
Sep 2012
#2
It appears the right wing meme now is that Bernanke is trying to get Obama reelected.
Cali_Democrat
Sep 2012
#4
Romney is just not a politician. He doesn't understand how to motivate people.
JDPriestly
Sep 2012
#22
I believe that Romney said publicly that if elected, he would fire Bernake. If that it true,
ladjf
Sep 2012
#28
then is s/he being outbid if there is no competition? Before the crash yes, after QE3 no.
dmallind
Sep 2012
#23
QE1, 2 and 3 help banks and prevent crashes, but do next to nothing for people.
reformist2
Sep 2012
#10
Preventing crashes is a huge benefit to people, unless you consider 8 % unempl. no better than 25%.
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2012
#20
The only QE3 I can think of hasn't happened yet. QE = Queen Elizabeth. Please insert words for the
freshwest
Sep 2012
#11
I don't expect an employment effect before the election, but the stock market, yes.
cthulu2016
Sep 2012
#12
My guess is it's too close to the election to see any real impact, he should have done this
WI_DEM
Sep 2012
#19
interesting. obviously you answered my question. He liked him before he didn't like him. Just
Laura PourMeADrink
Sep 2012
#44
romney liked Bernanke, and then didn't like him. Or, was it the other way around?
Laura PourMeADrink
Sep 2012
#42