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USA News, Aug 08, 2011


Obama, Tea Party, get hammered over downgrade
USA Today (blog)
By David Jackson, USA TODAY While members of both parties are upset with Standard and Poor's, the decision to downgrade the US credit rating has provided Republicans and Democrats a new chance to attack their least favorite political opponents. ...
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How bad will economic news get in US and worldwide?
USA Today
S&P Managing Director John Chambers, who took part in the credit-rating decision, told USA TODAY Sunday that while the size and growth of the US. government's debt were behind the downgrade, politics factored in even more heavily. ...
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Desperate Democrats Launch Campaign to Blame GOP for S&P Downgrade
NewsMax.com
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi fired the first salvo Thursday, with a USA Today Op-Ed titled “Unlike GOP, Democrats Will Focus on Jobs.” Republicans, Pelosi alleged, “have put our economy at risk by threatening a first-ever default on our debt and ...
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S&P: Further US Credit Downgrade Possible
Voice of America
Axelrod noted that some Tea Party members of Congress refused to support any deal to raise the US debt ceiling, even if doing so risked a US default on its debt obligations. “They played brinksmanship with the full faith and credit of the United States ...
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Tea Party disquiet hits presidential hopefuls
Financial Times
... senior leaders in Congress last week that narrowly avoided a potentially disastrous default on the US debt. According to a poll conducted by Gallup and USA Today, 46 per cent of the public disapproved of the agreement, while 39 per cent approved. ...
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Public Frustrated With Partisan Debt Talks
The Epoch Times
The public views the deal unfavorably, with greater than two to one believing it will worsen the economy, according to a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll taken hours after the president signed the deal on Aug. 2. Among key negotiators, Obama came out with the ...
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Debt And The Economic Degrowth Frontier
The Market Oracle
Finally, that schoolkid named Obama has to default, move to Washington and get a job under an assumed name. Back in the real world, with its unreal or plain fantastic sovereign debt crisis, it is perhaps "surprising" to Obama's PhD economic advisers ...
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The deadly sins of the Tea Party
Asbury Park Press
Last year, as the Tea Party was complaining about high taxes under the “radical” Obama, it was reported that taxes are as low as they've been in 60 years. USA Today reported at the time that, “federal, state and local income taxes consumed 9.2 percent ...
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Will political debacle provide 3rd-party opening?
Korea Times
But it might be only a double-dip recession away. Paul Goldman is former chairman of the Democratic Party of Virginia. Mark J. Rozell is professor of public policy at George Mason University. They contributed this article to USA Today.
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USA Today News: Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
Watch USA Today News - Season 2011, Obama, Congress reach a debt deal: President ... on a compromise to avoid the nation's first-ever financial default. ...
www.clicker.com/.../obama-congress-reach-a-debt-deal-19998...
Us Debt Under Obama | PRAVASI TODAY : NRI NEWS : NRI HELP
Obama signs debt bill to avoid US default Hours before the midnight deadline, US President ... To send your Press Releases, News and Articles Click Here ...
www.pravasitoday.com/tag/us-debt-under-obama
U.S. debt: agreement passed in Congress, Obama wants to refocus ...
come from stock market today. The Chairman then quickly passed the text, ... The threat of defaultset aside, at least until 2013, Obama scolded Congress for ... the debt of the United States, goodnews "for the U.S. and global economy" ...
www.stock-market-today.cc/.../U-S--debt--agreement-passed-i...

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