Wynn Resorts Earnings and More

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Originally posted by: alanleroy
He created a commission. He left them hanging in the wind. Why?
The NATIONAL COMMISSION ON FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY AND REFORM took its job seriously. It is past the time for easy choices.
President Obama didn't care for the results.

Ref: Debt Commission Report
Re: Raising the Debt ceiling.

The House has come up with a plan. Moreover, on 19 July the House passed this plan by a vote of 234-to-190.

The Senate has not come up with a plan. The Senate killed the House Bill.

The President has not come up with a plan.
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Originally posted by: pjstroh
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Originally posted by: alanleroy
Now, if most businesses were doing better than ever he might have a point....Is that what PJ is saying...that the Economy is Good...


Yes, the economy is good. But dont take my word for it...look at overall corporate profits and the GDP. They are massively improved since the great recession of 2008 - AND I might add that companies have a record amount of cash on their balance sheets. The economy itself is just fine. Employment is the problem...and there is thoughtful debate as to how to handle that problem. If you believe uncertainty about the debt ceiling is at the heart of that problem (as Mr Wynn does) then I'll gladly point you to your nearest friendly neighborhood t-party House member who refuses to raise it under any circumstance.

But as I told you on the paid side (shameless plug for the paid side) you rest your case on the anecdotal opinion of Steve Wynn. You can find plenty of business leaders whose political orientations are as varied as the people on this website.....I'll see your Steve Wynn with Warren Buffet and then raise you by Ronald Reagan's budget director, David Stockman.



If the economy is so good, then why pray tell are there 5 people applying for every job? I've put out more than 50 resumes and so far I've heard back from 2 folks and one of them was a head hunter. In the last 4 weeks, I've seen an average of 2 pages in the sunday paper want ads when it usually runs 10 or more pages.

Yea, lots of jobs out there for this massively good economy. Here's the unemployment rate for my state: linky
Wait a minute. There are businesses that still use newspaper classified ads for job postings?

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Originally posted by: friedmush
Wait a minute. There are businesses that still use newspaper classified ads for job postings?


Yes Mush, there are.
Wow
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Originally posted by: pjstroh Yes, the economy is good.

Which union do you belong to?
"The AMerican people have overwhelmingly sided with the man you say lacks leadership. "

The people have spoken but bambam is not listening
The last election gave the democrats the biggest mid-term defeat in history. The last seven poll have him in the hole, the last three have him down 9 points, with Gallup showing a 42% approval.

"Yes, the economy is good. But dont take my word for it"

PJ's definition of a good economy.

1) 9.2 unemployment
2) 16% un/underemployed
3) 14 million Americans unemployed
4) 44 million Americans on food stamps
5) lowest % of employed adults in decades
6) $1,400 billion deficit
7) 1.8% GDP and dropping
8) housing starts at record lows
9) oil hovering at $100 barrell
10) job growth non-existent*

All of these stats are below the averages of 2000-2008.

* The labor dept is showing flat growth but the number are really worse as they consistently show 100,000 jobs being added each month by theorizing that there are new companies that are hiring. As a result each month they have to revise those job numbers downward
Like I said, we have an employment problem.
Apparently we have a reading comprehension problem as well.
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Originally posted by: pjstroh
Like I said, we have an employment problem.
Apparently we have a reading comprehension problem as well.


I am using your quotes that said that the American population supports obama and that the economy is good

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