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In reply to the discussion: Employer Uncertainty? Give Me A Break [View all]The Wizard
(13,724 posts)19. The uncertainty meme
was generated by the Frank Luntz propaganda machine. They never elaborate on what is uncertain, but most people just accept the propaganda.
They will feel certain when the Constitution is amended to read that the top 1% are exempt from all taxes and regulations, thus allowing them to enslave the general population and poison the environment without any responsibility.
When you own the megaphone and no one else has one you can say anything and it's accepted.
One thing that is certain is the Republicans take enormous bribe money from the wealthy elites to pass legislation that benefits the rich while blocking all legislation designed to help the working class. Corporate feudalism is not an American value.
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the fact of the matter is that the fed has given business far MORE certainty than usual
unblock
Jul 2012
#1
well unless the republicans are advocating bailing europe out, i don't think that's relevant.
unblock
Jul 2012
#27
i suppose, but i read a lot of talk about gop meme and republican politicians in the body of the op.
unblock
Jul 2012
#40
Yeah, the business and investor community detest uncertainty -- S&P 500 up 59% under Obama.
progree
Jul 2012
#4
Brilliant! People angry at Obama for the economy's stagnation fail to
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#21
Best gig I ever had was working in a union auto plant but it sure wasn't a "good job"
NNN0LHI
Jul 2012
#16
I wish you would elaborate on this and do an OP on it, perhaps drawing
coalition_unwilling
Jul 2012
#23
The big problem is poor global demand. I guess you could label that 'uncertainty.'
Flatulo
Jul 2012
#26