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We are lucky, I can't believe it is still over 8000 the way the government is "fixing" things.
B.O. is the worse president in 666 years.
You know the story about the class that was told that everyone would get a grade that was the average of the total. Everyone who should have gotten A's received Bs...all the C D & F people received B's. On the next test everyone received D's because the A students didn't want to do all the studying for those who didn't study. You get the point. There is no reason to excel or to invest or get rich any more. BO is the worst.
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