Colorado Right

Living Right under the Peak

How Are You Enjoying the Change?

A question from Texas Rainmaker:

A little over a year ago:

1. Consumer confidence stood at a 5-year high;
2. Regular gasoline averaged under $2.30 a gallon;
3. The unemployment rate was down to 4.4%.
4. Americans were enjoying historically-high home equity.
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Since voting in a Democrat Congress in 2006 we have seen:

1. Consumer confidence plummet;
2. The cost of regular gasoline soar to over $3.25 a gallon;
3. Unemployment rise to 4.8% (a 9% increase);
4. American home equity hit the lowest point in six decades;
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March 21, 2008 - Posted by coloradoright | Basic Economics, Democrats, Election 2006, Republicans, conservatives | , , , , , , | 1 Comment

1 Comment »

  1. omg you do you live in the United States of Amnesia? your stats for a year ago are way off. I’m no Lib but you can’t possibly defend this administrations handling of the national budget. I’m hoping Mccain hires a Jewish accountant. We need someone that can do arithmetic in the white house.

    Comment by Jack | March 25, 2008 | Reply


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