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Not anytime soon
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fucking hell yes you will see light by mid summer
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Not ever. How one person in 8 years can screw up a country so bad. We will never recover yet everyone expects a President who has been in office 3 months to pull us out. We and our citizens will never be the same
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Not unless the illegal immigrants are deported. They are draining America dry. They have no health insurance and taxpayers are straining to pay their bills. Instead of spending the money they earn in America, they are sending U.S. currency back to their country. this is not helping Americas economy.
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Sure, it always has.
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I sure the hell hope so! It totally sucks!
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I don`t know, but God Bless America.
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Yes...with hard work, dedication, and hopefully some policy change. It won't necessarily be fast or easy, but it will get better...eventually...
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Yes, over the years the economy goes up and down. When it's on the down side, it always recovered eventually.
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The economy will definitely recover, eventually. But it won't be quick. The economy has been through worse in the past. Then again, there weren't so many idiots with their fingers in the pot back then.
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I am cautiously optimistic. However, it is going to take some major shifts in several things. --Economic growth is going to have to mean MORE value out of the SAME amount of resources, not "how many more square miles of wilderness can we pave over" --Economic growth will need to be based on *SUSTAINABLE* practices, in agricultural, in energy, in housing, in transportation, in banking/finance. --Economic growth is going to have be reconnected to some sort of societal good standard, not "Greed is good" and "How many more yachts can I aquire?". --Neo-classic economists are going to have to admit the need for fiscal stimulus in bad times. Keynesians will need to admit the need for fiscal responsibility during good times. Austrian-School economists will have to be ignored. --Economic growth will have to be based upon real productivity gains and actual increases in REAL WAGES, not the very rich piling up enormous sums, and the middle class borrowing its way into poverty. If we can make these changes, and many more, then the economy can recover long-term. If we don't, we'll simply set up another bubble and crash. . . .
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