When our annual economy averages less than 2%, we are not in recovery. 2012 was just such a year.


U.S. Economy Unexpectedly Contracts in Fourth Quarter  —  Private-Sector Hiring Rose by 192,000 in January, ADP Reports  —  WASHINGTON—U.S. economic momentum screeched to a halt in the final months of 2012, as businesses pared back inventories and government spending fell sharply …

Editor’s notes:  no sooner than this Administration started bragging about the so-called “recovery,  again,  the news came out that the economy actually went into the hole,  registering a negative GDP total for the last quarter,  the same quarter in which Christmas and holiday sales came into play. 

Another such result for the current quarter,  will give us the legal or accepted definition for the reoccurrence of a “recession.” 


Of course,  Obama will try to blame this all on the GOP in spite of the fact that he did not even hint at a recovery plan in his inauguration speech,  of any of his speeches since then nor is he admitting that we have a problem.    Apparently,  he believes the recovery is under way.  As a result,  he is free to waste his time trying to keep up with the Senate’s move on immigration,  flying around the country,  running his mouth in an effort to avoid sitting in DC,  doing his job. 

Slow growth in inventories,  military cuts,  the Sandy hurricane,  the advancement of regulations and stifling corporate taxation,  all have combined for this disastrous report.  

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