When You Got Nuttin’ 1
You dodge, weave, lie, and attack.
It’s a Republican thing. They got nuttin’.
And they are leaving the rest of us with the same:
The Dow’s close leaves it 5,585.34 points, or 39.4%, under its year-ago high.
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October 9, 2008 at 9:07 pm
It’s interesting how the Left has alternatively, over the years, portrayed the stock market as having both relevance and non-relevance to the middle class, depending on how it suits the particular issue of propaganda they’re pursuing at the moment. When the market booms, they say that only the rich are benefiting, when it drops, they say the average person is the one getting hurt. The best time to buy stocks is when they are low, (duh!) but the Left is more concerned about getting Obama elected than about giving sound financial advice to working people.