The mid term elections and how its gonna effect the economy
Personally I believe their is gonna be a drastic change what do you think...
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Anonymous
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It’s going to affect the economy tremendously. I was disappointed that our people did not go out to vote during the midterm elections. I was also surprised by the turnout of the 18-29 demographic, which was 19 million less than the original group that voted Obama into office. Everyone was so excited to vote for Obama because they believed he could bring ‘Change’ to our country, but they failed to keep the momentum going to support him in his efforts. Nothing will get accomplished in Congress now with a Republican majority. Anything Obama tries to pass at this point will be sitting on the legislative floor until the Republicans get what they want. Everyone keeps saying that Obama is not doing enough for the economy, but they need to understand that reversing eight years worth of damage from the previous Bush administration takes time and requires bipartisanship, which is currently lacking in Congress. We had an obligation to show up for our President during the midterm elections and many people didn’t, so they have no right to complain about the economy when they chose not to exercise their voting rights to help make a difference.
1 comment:
It’s going to affect the economy tremendously. I was disappointed that our people did not go out to vote during the midterm elections. I was also surprised by the turnout of the 18-29 demographic, which was 19 million less than the original group that voted Obama into office. Everyone was so excited to vote for Obama because they believed he could bring ‘Change’ to our country, but they failed to keep the momentum going to support him in his efforts. Nothing will get accomplished in Congress now with a Republican majority. Anything Obama tries to pass at this point will be sitting on the legislative floor until the Republicans get what they want. Everyone keeps saying that Obama is not doing enough for the economy, but they need to understand that reversing eight years worth of damage from the previous Bush administration takes time and requires bipartisanship, which is currently lacking in Congress. We had an obligation to show up for our President during the midterm elections and many people didn’t, so they have no right to complain about the economy when they chose not to exercise their voting rights to help make a difference.
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