Obama taking a VICTORY LAP Tonight
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Well, he's done flapping his gums, you Liberals can put your dicks back in your pants.
TIA
Nuff Said
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TIA
Nuff Said
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too bad George W coulndt have killed bin laden
the world would never have heard the end of it
dead or alive
:142smilie :142smilie
Mission accomplished.
Obama double taps that fawk Bin Laden
what is pathetic is the neo cons will not even give credit where it is due.
shows you why America cant get shit done
the world would never have heard the end of it
dead or alive
:142smilie :142smilie
Mission accomplished.
Obama double taps that fawk Bin Laden
what is pathetic is the neo cons will not even give credit where it is due.
shows you why America cant get shit done
Stocks advanced, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to the highest level since 2007, and Treasuries fell as faster growth in U.S. manufacturing fueled optimism in the world?s biggest economy. Oil surged above $106.
The Dow rallied 65.69 points, or 0.5 percent, to close at 13,279.32. The Standard & Poor?s 500 Index rose 0.6 percent to 1,405.82, erasing most of its April loss, as benchmark indexes in the U.K. and Ireland gained more than 1 percent and Denmark?s rose 0.2 percent. Other European markets were closed for a holiday. Ten-year Treasury yields rose three basis points to 1.95 percent. The Australian dollar slid 1 percent to $1.0330 and 10-year note yields slipped as low as 3.53 percent after the nation?s central bank cut interest rates.
All 10 of the main industry groups in the S&P 500 advanced after growth in American factory output unexpectedly accelerated in April to the fastest pace in almost a year, with the Institute for Supply Management?s index increasing to 54.8 from 53.4 and topping the median economist projection for a drop to 53. The report eased concern that manufacturing is slowing after data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and the ISM-Chicago trailed estimates yesterday.
?The spike in equity markets and reversal in bond markets following the report?s release underscores the nervousness? that had seeped into investors? minds, Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at broker-dealer BTIG LLC in New York, wrote in a note to clients. ?If manufacturing is not weakening as the regional surveys somewhat indicated, that would of course be supportive, in the immediate, of high risk asset prices.?
Greenspan?s Call
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said U.S. stocks offer good value and are likely to rise as corporate earnings increase over time.
?Stocks are very cheap,? Greenspan said today at the Bloomberg Washington Summit, citing very low price-earnings ratios. ?There is no place for earnings to grow except into stock prices,? said Greenspan, who served as Fed chairman from August 1987 to January 2006.
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Cant you just hear the Mittster in one of his 20 million dollar houses stand up and scream
NOW THE STOCK MARKET IS GOING UP !
FAWK ME PUSSYCHOPS
The Dow rallied 65.69 points, or 0.5 percent, to close at 13,279.32. The Standard & Poor?s 500 Index rose 0.6 percent to 1,405.82, erasing most of its April loss, as benchmark indexes in the U.K. and Ireland gained more than 1 percent and Denmark?s rose 0.2 percent. Other European markets were closed for a holiday. Ten-year Treasury yields rose three basis points to 1.95 percent. The Australian dollar slid 1 percent to $1.0330 and 10-year note yields slipped as low as 3.53 percent after the nation?s central bank cut interest rates.
All 10 of the main industry groups in the S&P 500 advanced after growth in American factory output unexpectedly accelerated in April to the fastest pace in almost a year, with the Institute for Supply Management?s index increasing to 54.8 from 53.4 and topping the median economist projection for a drop to 53. The report eased concern that manufacturing is slowing after data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and the ISM-Chicago trailed estimates yesterday.
?The spike in equity markets and reversal in bond markets following the report?s release underscores the nervousness? that had seeped into investors? minds, Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at broker-dealer BTIG LLC in New York, wrote in a note to clients. ?If manufacturing is not weakening as the regional surveys somewhat indicated, that would of course be supportive, in the immediate, of high risk asset prices.?
Greenspan?s Call
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said U.S. stocks offer good value and are likely to rise as corporate earnings increase over time.
?Stocks are very cheap,? Greenspan said today at the Bloomberg Washington Summit, citing very low price-earnings ratios. ?There is no place for earnings to grow except into stock prices,? said Greenspan, who served as Fed chairman from August 1987 to January 2006.
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Cant you just hear the Mittster in one of his 20 million dollar houses stand up and scream
NOW THE STOCK MARKET IS GOING UP !
FAWK ME PUSSYCHOPS
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who said anything about Clinton :142smilie
George W and President Cheney didnt have what it took to even find him. Much less take Bin Laden the fawk out doubled tapped:mj07:
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George W , President Cheney , and the Mittster
looked for Bin Laden for 8 long years.
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George W , President Cheney , and the Mittster
looked for Bin Laden for 8 long years.
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It?s hard to say whether there?s a direct link between the strong surge in April car sales and the four-year high the Dow Jones industrial average is on track to set today, but both are clearly delivering a dose of much-needed news about an uncertain economic recovery.
With the last few automakers finally reporting, the industry appeared to continue gaining momentum despite worries about fuel prices and other economic issues. General Motors boosted its forecast for all of 2012 by a full 500,000 vehicles, to somewhere between 14 million and 14.5 million.
That?s despite the fact that both GM and Ford posted modest declines for April -- as did Asian rival Nissan -- but the slowdown in sales that some feared after the unusual warm winter clearly didn?t materialize. And a number of makers, including Audi and Volkswagen, are today bragging about setting records. VW sales were their best in 40 years, Audi their best ever for the month.
?It?s good to see the market is still growing,? said David Sullivan, an auto analyst with AutoPacific, Inc. What surprised Sullivan -- and many other analysts -- was the fact that while demand was up for small, high-mileage vehicles, American motorists also plunked their money down on many of the bigger pickups that were supposedly going out of style.
Nissan, for example, set new April sales records for both its small Rogue crossover and subcompact Versa models. But demand, the maker said, was also up for the full-size Titan pickup as well as the big Quest minivan.
Also noteworthy was the fact that the industry, on the whole, maintained its momentum without having to ramp up incentives. Quite the contrary. OVerall, manufacturers trimmed rebates and other givebacks by an average 4.7 percent compared to March of this year, or about $120 a vehicle -- with the average car, truck or crossover sold in April 2012 carrying incentives of $2,446, according to data collected by research firm TrueCar.com.
"Incentives continued to decline for most automakers with the exception of Honda and Toyota as both are vying for recapturing their lost market share from last year,? said Jesse Toprak, TrueCar?s director of industry trends and insights. ?Ford is now spending less on incentives as a percentage of their average transaction price then Honda.?
The spending did appear to pay off, however, with Toyota sales increasing 11.6 percent for the month while Honda?s rose 9.2 percent to April 2011. The incentives helped the smaller maker breathe some life back into its fading Accord line. Long one of the nation?s top-sellers, that midsized sedan took an embarrassing slip in recent months, falling behind the Nissan Altima. Accord was up 41 percent for the month, handily outpacing the Altima.
Nissan?s Infiniti division was in the black for April, buoyed by demand for its new three-row JX crossover. Company officials recently predicted that they?re on track to hit 200,000 units in annual sales in the next several years -- which would move the long-lagging luxury brand into the upper tier of upscale marques.
The initial success of the big JX -- as well as Nissan?s other large trucks and crossovers was matched by strong demand for some of the bigger models in the Chrysler corporate portfolio, especially the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Chrysler posted a 20 percent overall jump in April, with all of its brands exceeding the industry average sales increase. The Fiat brand surged 336 percent after a painfully slow launch of the little Fiat 500. It was, in fact, the 25th consecutive month of sales gains for Chrysler and the 14th month in a row when the maker beat the industry average increase.
?Chrysler continues to surprise on the upside every month now,? said analyst Joe Phillippi, of AutoTrends Consulting. ?The new products, the Grand Cherokee, the 300 and even the 200 are doing well.?
Like other analysts, Phillippi suggested the Detroit maker has been countering its long-time reputation for poor quality with new vehicles that are ?really well screwed together.?
That was echoed by Reid Bigland, president and CEO of the Dodge brand and Chrysler?s head of U.S. sales.
"This business is all about product,? he said, ?and the quality and fuel efficiency of our current vehicle line-up has never been better which is evident in our results."
The April numbers are particularly impressing analysts because they are less dependent both on incentives and on fleet sales, a traditional dumping ground for manufacturers desperate to keep their factories humming. Lower fleet business was the primary reason behind the modest decline at General Motors -- where retail sales ran roughly flat with April 2011 -- and at Ford.
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oh happy days are here again .....
the economy is going up now
let me tell ya its going to be all right soon.
:toast: :0008
I know the neocons in here are going oh fawk
this cant happen now. We got too much at stake here. Not now. Gas prices go up damrit. Stock market go down...... No more car buying...
please America go back into recession
its pitiful really
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But the latter maker could crow about the strong demand for its higher-mileage models, including both the Edge crossover and midsize Fusion, both setting April sales records. On the high end, buyers yet again bought more full-size F-Series pickups with V-6 engines rather than the traditional big-truck V-8s.
Can the market maintain its momentum? Analyst Phillippi is upbeat, at least for the near-term, suggesting that even the modest U.S. economic recovery is sending buyers back to showrooms. That?s particularly true for products like the F-Series and Nissan Titan.
?There are a lot of people who need work vehicles, especially to replace the ones they?ve been hanging onto? during the recession, said Phillippi. ?A lot of those trucks are just wearing out.?
GM raised its forecast for the year to somewhere between 14 million and 14.5 million, which could mean a year-over-year jump of about 1.5 million units compared to all of 2011.
?We expect gradual improvement in the economy going forward,? said Don Johnson, vice president, U.S. Sales Operations. ?Over time, strength in the manufacturing sector and strong retail sales will lead to more job creation. That will help more consumers put the recession behind them, gain even more confidence and drive vehicle sales higher for both the industry and GM.?
With the last few automakers finally reporting, the industry appeared to continue gaining momentum despite worries about fuel prices and other economic issues. General Motors boosted its forecast for all of 2012 by a full 500,000 vehicles, to somewhere between 14 million and 14.5 million.
That?s despite the fact that both GM and Ford posted modest declines for April -- as did Asian rival Nissan -- but the slowdown in sales that some feared after the unusual warm winter clearly didn?t materialize. And a number of makers, including Audi and Volkswagen, are today bragging about setting records. VW sales were their best in 40 years, Audi their best ever for the month.
?It?s good to see the market is still growing,? said David Sullivan, an auto analyst with AutoPacific, Inc. What surprised Sullivan -- and many other analysts -- was the fact that while demand was up for small, high-mileage vehicles, American motorists also plunked their money down on many of the bigger pickups that were supposedly going out of style.
Nissan, for example, set new April sales records for both its small Rogue crossover and subcompact Versa models. But demand, the maker said, was also up for the full-size Titan pickup as well as the big Quest minivan.
Also noteworthy was the fact that the industry, on the whole, maintained its momentum without having to ramp up incentives. Quite the contrary. OVerall, manufacturers trimmed rebates and other givebacks by an average 4.7 percent compared to March of this year, or about $120 a vehicle -- with the average car, truck or crossover sold in April 2012 carrying incentives of $2,446, according to data collected by research firm TrueCar.com.
"Incentives continued to decline for most automakers with the exception of Honda and Toyota as both are vying for recapturing their lost market share from last year,? said Jesse Toprak, TrueCar?s director of industry trends and insights. ?Ford is now spending less on incentives as a percentage of their average transaction price then Honda.?
The spending did appear to pay off, however, with Toyota sales increasing 11.6 percent for the month while Honda?s rose 9.2 percent to April 2011. The incentives helped the smaller maker breathe some life back into its fading Accord line. Long one of the nation?s top-sellers, that midsized sedan took an embarrassing slip in recent months, falling behind the Nissan Altima. Accord was up 41 percent for the month, handily outpacing the Altima.
Nissan?s Infiniti division was in the black for April, buoyed by demand for its new three-row JX crossover. Company officials recently predicted that they?re on track to hit 200,000 units in annual sales in the next several years -- which would move the long-lagging luxury brand into the upper tier of upscale marques.
The initial success of the big JX -- as well as Nissan?s other large trucks and crossovers was matched by strong demand for some of the bigger models in the Chrysler corporate portfolio, especially the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Chrysler posted a 20 percent overall jump in April, with all of its brands exceeding the industry average sales increase. The Fiat brand surged 336 percent after a painfully slow launch of the little Fiat 500. It was, in fact, the 25th consecutive month of sales gains for Chrysler and the 14th month in a row when the maker beat the industry average increase.
?Chrysler continues to surprise on the upside every month now,? said analyst Joe Phillippi, of AutoTrends Consulting. ?The new products, the Grand Cherokee, the 300 and even the 200 are doing well.?
Like other analysts, Phillippi suggested the Detroit maker has been countering its long-time reputation for poor quality with new vehicles that are ?really well screwed together.?
That was echoed by Reid Bigland, president and CEO of the Dodge brand and Chrysler?s head of U.S. sales.
"This business is all about product,? he said, ?and the quality and fuel efficiency of our current vehicle line-up has never been better which is evident in our results."
The April numbers are particularly impressing analysts because they are less dependent both on incentives and on fleet sales, a traditional dumping ground for manufacturers desperate to keep their factories humming. Lower fleet business was the primary reason behind the modest decline at General Motors -- where retail sales ran roughly flat with April 2011 -- and at Ford.
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oh happy days are here again .....
the economy is going up now
let me tell ya its going to be all right soon.
:toast: :0008
I know the neocons in here are going oh fawk
this cant happen now. We got too much at stake here. Not now. Gas prices go up damrit. Stock market go down...... No more car buying...
please America go back into recession
its pitiful really
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But the latter maker could crow about the strong demand for its higher-mileage models, including both the Edge crossover and midsize Fusion, both setting April sales records. On the high end, buyers yet again bought more full-size F-Series pickups with V-6 engines rather than the traditional big-truck V-8s.
Can the market maintain its momentum? Analyst Phillippi is upbeat, at least for the near-term, suggesting that even the modest U.S. economic recovery is sending buyers back to showrooms. That?s particularly true for products like the F-Series and Nissan Titan.
?There are a lot of people who need work vehicles, especially to replace the ones they?ve been hanging onto? during the recession, said Phillippi. ?A lot of those trucks are just wearing out.?
GM raised its forecast for the year to somewhere between 14 million and 14.5 million, which could mean a year-over-year jump of about 1.5 million units compared to all of 2011.
?We expect gradual improvement in the economy going forward,? said Don Johnson, vice president, U.S. Sales Operations. ?Over time, strength in the manufacturing sector and strong retail sales will lead to more job creation. That will help more consumers put the recession behind them, gain even more confidence and drive vehicle sales higher for both the industry and GM.?
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clinton had a chance to take him out with cruise missles when he was in the mountains and they had located him.
but when the call came in , Willy was getting his dickster sucked by Monica L and and the question asked over the radio was
we can take him out now. should we do it now ?
all they heard was ohhhhhhhhhhhh
they took that for nooo
and Bin laden lived until Obama double tapped his ass 15 years later
Greenspan is bullish on buying stocks...that's the sign the American public has been waiting for.
Now if only Geitner would endorse us all going to banks to take out loans on houses, the Secretary of Transportation recommended the Volt and Holder would proclaim Mexico safe for visitors my world would be complete.
The Obama has succeeded in two things...killing Bin Laden and killing the US economy.
If only he could raise taxes all would be well.
Now if only Geitner would endorse us all going to banks to take out loans on houses, the Secretary of Transportation recommended the Volt and Holder would proclaim Mexico safe for visitors my world would be complete.
The Obama has succeeded in two things...killing Bin Laden and killing the US economy.
If only he could raise taxes all would be well.
So what !
Obama got Osama, allegedly :shrug:
He can pound his chest, it is a great accomplishement ! allegedly
Not as great as Biden pontificated on, but he got the job done ! Allegedly....
Unlike this Canine and Equestrian Extravagana ! !
No Allegations here ! We have video and photos to prove this event happened !
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2003 Mission Accomplished speech
This is one of the dumbest fucking things you chuckle heads have found to pee on yourselves about.
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Obama got Osama, allegedly :shrug:
He can pound his chest, it is a great accomplishement ! allegedly
Not as great as Biden pontificated on, but he got the job done ! Allegedly....
Unlike this Canine and Equestrian Extravagana ! !
No Allegations here ! We have video and photos to prove this event happened !
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2003 Mission Accomplished speech
This is one of the dumbest fucking things you chuckle heads have found to pee on yourselves about.
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While standing outside Engine Company 24, which lost 11 firefighters on September 11, Mitt Romney reiterated Tuesday he would also have ordered the mission to kill Osama bin Laden but criticized President Barack Obama for politicizing his role on its one-year anniversary.
"This is a person who had done terrible harm to America and who represented a continuing threat to civilized people throughout the world, and had I been president of the United States, I would have made the same decision the president made which was to remove him," Romney said.
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woulda , shoulda, coulda ........
If I had been President I ............
what a joke
I am beginning to dislike the Mittster more and more
He better take Ron Paul as his VP and not that cuban Rubio with no birth certificate
thats the only hope he has
"This is a person who had done terrible harm to America and who represented a continuing threat to civilized people throughout the world, and had I been president of the United States, I would have made the same decision the president made which was to remove him," Romney said.
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woulda , shoulda, coulda ........
If I had been President I ............
what a joke
I am beginning to dislike the Mittster more and more
He better take Ron Paul as his VP and not that cuban Rubio with no birth certificate
thats the only hope he has
Mittster - OK let me think now...
I will have a Big Mac....
No I changed my mind.... I will take a whopper with cheese
Just give me a Big Kahuna Burger
Do you have fried chicken ....
Just give me a minute..........
I will just take a large fry
Did you know I would have taken out Bin Laden
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Hey Ronnie shineboy
make sure you get underneath the shoe
thats italian leather skulnik
last time I had to pay Ray to do it just right
here is a nickel.... don't spend it all in one
place sport
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