Too soon to tell, really, but there is talk of some kind of global control beyond what we've had in the past. It's been on the Aussie news, but they're not saying enough yet to know exactly what's next. All I'm saying is that our president might not have as much control over things as people think or would wish. It's a mess, and will be hard times, no matter who makes it into office in the States. Obama just might have the skills and ties to navigate us into something beyond what people are thinking right now. It just might not be what you expect. We'll see...
And have a look at who has controlled the US Government since 1980 when this deregulation began. Republicans have controlled congress for most of that time, even for much of the time Clinton was in power. They only took control back two years ago, when the horse already bolted. To mix the analogy still further, if you want to see who wrapped a car around a tree, see who was in the drivers seat before it lost control. This is kind of like the drunken driver who has an accident and swaps places with an innocent sober passenger.
puh, take an economics class then look up the definition of majority which is what the dems have in washington then how on earth can you blame just Bush?. The republicans can't pass gas without signifigant dem support. The economy is largely congresses fault. Read a newpaper please.
I doubt strongly there will be one global currency. There is too much disparity between economies for that, some economies are prone to inflation, etc.
And no matter who gets in, we will still have a recession, possibly a depression. In fact, we might even have a global money system. Isn't that wonderful? Sounds like a Bible verse I've read recently.... : )
We're ALREADY in a recession. And it's been brought about by shoddy policies promoted by Republicans as "deregulation". And it's solution isn't Socialism, it's Nationalism, where the Fed rules over the Banking Industry.
I know... Some people just do not see logic. The Republicans have been running things mostly for the past 40 years since Nixon...
puh, just because you say something a bunch of times several different ways doesn't make it so.It doesn't work with my teenagers either.
Too soon to tell, really, but there is talk of some kind of global control beyond what we've had in the past. It's been on the Aussie news, but they're not saying enough yet to know exactly what's next. All I'm saying is that our president might not have as much control over things as people think or would wish. It's a mess, and will be hard times, no matter who makes it into office in the States. Obama just might have the skills and ties to navigate us into something beyond what people are thinking right now. It just might not be what you expect. We'll see...
And have a look at who has controlled the US Government since 1980 when this deregulation began. Republicans have controlled congress for most of that time, even for much of the time Clinton was in power. They only took control back two years ago, when the horse already bolted. To mix the analogy still further, if you want to see who wrapped a car around a tree, see who was in the drivers seat before it lost control. This is kind of like the drunken driver who has an accident and swaps places with an innocent sober passenger.
puh, take an economics class then look up the definition of majority which is what the dems have in washington then how on earth can you blame just Bush?. The republicans can't pass gas without signifigant dem support. The economy is largely congresses fault. Read a newpaper please.
I doubt strongly there will be one global currency. There is too much disparity between economies for that, some economies are prone to inflation, etc.
And no matter who gets in, we will still have a recession, possibly a depression. In fact, we might even have a global money system. Isn't that wonderful? Sounds like a Bible verse I've read recently.... : )
We're ALREADY in a recession. And it's been brought about by shoddy policies promoted by Republicans as "deregulation". And it's solution isn't Socialism, it's Nationalism, where the Fed rules over the Banking Industry.