Take a look at this catoon and tell us whether you agree on Al Sharpton or not that this is racist or not against President Obama.
The cartoon picks up the latest news on the Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and the shooting of Travis the chimpanzee. Al Sharpton does not like the comparison of African Americans with a monkey.
I think it should be left to anyones interpretation.
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Showing posts with label stimulus housing bill. Show all posts
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Stimulus Helped Stocks Close on A Better Note Today!

According to Us today.com, Investors shuttled between optimism and pessimism Wednesday, finally betting that the government might help the economy out of recession after all.
News in late afternoon that key lawmakers agreed on a $789 billion economic stimulus plan sent stocks moderately higher. The advance, which came in a back-and-forth session, came a day after stocks plunged on worries about the government's financial industry bailout plan.
The stimulus measure includes provisions for unemployment benefits, food stamps, health coverage and more. It also includes billions for states facing yawning budget gaps.
Investors have been eager for any signals that the economy could begin to recover. Supporters hope the bill's mix of spending and tax cuts will increase consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity. Spending has stalled since the mid-September bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. froze credit markets and deepened the recession.
Washington was again the driver behind the market's moves on Wednesday. A day earlier, investors showed frustration with what they saw as a lack of details from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on how the government plans to direct trillions of dollars in public and private aid to support the ailing financial system. Major stock market indexes tumbled more than 4 percent.
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