Davos Annual Meeting 2010 - Rethinking Government Assistance
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Pres. Obama has been put in the hot seat, but is very in touch with the needs of American people. With that being said; in order to make change in an effective way, there is always a downfall. With the understanding that we will definately feel the effects of this change as we move forward from what has happened in our economy, we need to embrace this change together as a nation in order for it to really be effective. What do we have to lose? Most of us have already lost it all!
wifeyofD 5 months ago
What a load of HooHaaa..... Government has not had less involvement in our economic life... on the contrary it has been ever increasing it's intrusion. If you don't know the history of intrusive regulation and the application of favoritism and prejudice in helping the elite while crushing competition.. then you are a damned fool. Now to complete the elimination of free markets and competition and to ensure a global oligarchy of the self appointed superior beings. Orwell warned us.
SovereignBlade 1 year ago
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