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I'd have to agree with Finn. Although it does seem to be a bit of a "chicken and egg" scenario. The economy won't improve until people start buying things again. People won't start buying things until they go back to work. Or at least feel more confident, if they are still working.
No, no magic bullet. But I still say that when/if the GOP regains power in November, there will be a bit of a jump, even though realistically, not much of anything will have changed. The average wingnut consumer will think it's okay to spend now that his guys are back in the saddle. Some employers will be less reluctant to hire people that they already need, but have been holding off. You watch. The GOP won't do anything but win, (initially). If the numbers go positive even by the slightest amount, you will hear about it ad nauseum. Then the rich will get even richer and the poor will, once again, go back to work, but at lower wages than before.
"No, the game never ends, when your whole world depends on the Turn of a Friendly Card."---Alan Parsons Project.
Dave
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"When the lie is so big and the fog so thick, the Republican trick can play out again....."-------Frank Zappa
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