Renowned financial experts weigh in on Presidential race...

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/1d0b127c-a380-11dd-942c-000077b07658.html?nclick_check=1

Well the Financial Times, acknowledged world-wide for their Business and economic acumen, have announced their support for Barack Obama for President.

After careful consideration, they have concluded he is the best choice for these trying times and can return America's respect in the International community.

sodbuster wrote:http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/1d0b127c-a380-11dd-942c-000077b07658.html?nclick_check=1

Well the Financial Times, acknowledged world-wide for their Business and economic acumen, have announced their support for Barack Obama for President.

After careful consideration, they have concluded he is the best choice for these trying times and can return America's respect in the International community.

Obama is a Marxist--and should be impeached.

Obama is a Marxist--and should be impeached.

That sounds like premature exasperation to me.

This race is over and has been since Obamesssiah deigned to reign. I say, "Dethrone him--or impeach him! As the case may be..."

Such a ringing endorsement.

Mr Obama is inexperienced. His policies are a blend of good, not so good and downright bad. Since the election will strengthen Democratic control of Congress, a case can be made for returning a Republican to the White House: divided government has a better record in the United States than government united under either party.

Willem Buiter, Gideon Rachman, John Gapper.

This is a small sample of Financial Times’ stable of “renowned experts”. Doesn’t being renowned imply fame?

I was just trying to get a rise out of you, oc...

ohio county wrote:Willem Buiter, Gideon Rachman, John Gapper.

This is a small sample of Financial Times’ stable of “renowned experts”. Doesn’t being renowned imply fame?

Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Castro...