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Might want to edit the thread headline, seems Corolla is the best seller
http://money.cnn.com/news/news...23-12-49_N05179751.htm
http://money.cnn.com/news/news...23-12-49_N05179751.htm
Originally posted by: sciwizam
Might want to edit the thread headline, seems Corolla is the best seller
http://money.cnn.com/news/news...23-12-49_N05179751.htm
Originally posted by: Harvey
Originally posted by: Buttmantom
Harvey is a global citizen and Barrrack Hussein Oblama is the president of the world, the stimulus money was for the whole world so once again.. mission accomplished.
So what, exactly, is your point, purpose for and problem with posting that meaningless remark?
Go ahead and prove that "Cash for Clunkers" ISN'T helping American buyers, auto makers, parts suppliers, dealerships, ancillary service providers, local business communities and local, state and Federal tax revenues. Then, maybe you can bitch about me posting that they do.
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: Harvey
Originally posted by: Buttmantom
Harvey is a global citizen and Barrrack Hussein Oblama is the president of the world, the stimulus money was for the whole world so once again.. mission accomplished.
So what, exactly, is your point, purpose for and problem with posting that meaningless remark?
Go ahead and prove that "Cash for Clunkers" ISN'T helping American buyers, auto makers, parts suppliers, dealerships, ancillary service providers, local business communities and local, state and Federal tax revenues. Then, maybe you can bitch about me posting that they do.
I have explained my point a few times, I'll try again even though plenty of people have already mentioned it, I guess you just aren't too bright so I'll type real slow.
This program takes over 200k+ inexpensive cars out of the market and drives the costs up of the cars that are left so the people who have the least such as the poor, minorities, gays and democrats will now be priced out of good quality transportation. Taking 200k+ new cars will drive up the price of new cars, not too mention taxes going up and Barry Husssein Obama paying back the UAW and the bankers for his election.
The real bad part of this program is that as horribly flawed as it is this is the best thing the the Dem's in Washington have done in the last 6 months, the expectations that you and I have for this administration and congress are very low but they never disappoint.
Originally posted by: Budmantom
This was posted by Jiggz in the other "cash for clunkers" thread and I thought he brough up some very valid points.
A program designed to work until Nov 1 only lasted less than 7 days and ran out of money! That's what's pissing off ordinary Americans. The WH economist are obviously shooting from the hip whenever they come out with economic figures including the $787 Stimulus, the employment figure of 8%, the create and save 3~4 million jobs and the neutral deficit UHC. Do you see a pattern? If you don't then you are truly a Democrat and should stay as such!
Originally posted by: OrByte
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: Harvey
Originally posted by: Buttmantom
Harvey is a global citizen and Barrrack Hussein Oblama is the president of the world, the stimulus money was for the whole world so once again.. mission accomplished.
So what, exactly, is your point, purpose for and problem with posting that meaningless remark?
Go ahead and prove that "Cash for Clunkers" ISN'T helping American buyers, auto makers, parts suppliers, dealerships, ancillary service providers, local business communities and local, state and Federal tax revenues. Then, maybe you can bitch about me posting that they do.
I have explained my point a few times, I'll try again even though plenty of people have already mentioned it, I guess you just aren't too bright so I'll type real slow.
This program takes over 200k+ inexpensive cars out of the market and drives the costs up of the cars that are left so the people who have the least such as the poor, minorities, gays and democrats will now be priced out of good quality transportation. Taking 200k+ new cars will drive up the price of new cars, not too mention taxes going up and Barry Husssein Obama paying back the UAW and the bankers for his election.
The real bad part of this program is that as horribly flawed as it is this is the best thing the the Dem's in Washington have done in the last 6 months, the expectations that you and I have for this administration and congress are very low but they never disappoint.
wow....don't pull a muscle stretching so hard!!
Originally posted by: Budmantom
This was posted by Jiggz in the other "cash for clunkers" thread and I thought he brough up some very valid points.
A program designed to work until Nov 1 only lasted less than 7 days and ran out of money! That's what's pissing off ordinary Americans. The WH economist are obviously shooting from the hip whenever they come out with economic figures including the $787 Stimulus, the employment figure of 8%, the create and save 3~4 million jobs and the neutral deficit UHC. Do you see a pattern? If you don't then you are truly a Democrat and should stay as such!
Originally posted by: OrByte
Originally posted by: Budmantom
This was posted by Jiggz in the other "cash for clunkers" thread and I thought he brough up some very valid points.
A program designed to work until Nov 1 only lasted less than 7 days and ran out of money! That's what's pissing off ordinary Americans. The WH economist are obviously shooting from the hip whenever they come out with economic figures including the $787 Stimulus, the employment figure of 8%, the create and save 3~4 million jobs and the neutral deficit UHC. Do you see a pattern? If you don't then you are truly a Democrat and should stay as such!
that post you covet attempts to tie the cash for clunkers program...something fairly straight forward...with complicated government programs such as the Stimulus, UHC, employment predictions (which always should be taken with a grain of salt) yadda yadda yadda.
Not a reasonable analysis by any stretch.
So what you are saying is don't trust White House economists???so what...I should trust Fox news economists instead?
how about....we don't trust anyone with an opinion and a motive?
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Yeah it's so complicated.... they haven't got a thing right yet and by the looks of it they aren't getting any closer.
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: OrByte
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: Harvey
Originally posted by: Buttmantom
Harvey is a global citizen and Barrrack Hussein Oblama is the president of the world, the stimulus money was for the whole world so once again.. mission accomplished.
So what, exactly, is your point, purpose for and problem with posting that meaningless remark?
Go ahead and prove that "Cash for Clunkers" ISN'T helping American buyers, auto makers, parts suppliers, dealerships, ancillary service providers, local business communities and local, state and Federal tax revenues. Then, maybe you can bitch about me posting that they do.
I have explained my point a few times, I'll try again even though plenty of people have already mentioned it, I guess you just aren't too bright so I'll type real slow.
This program takes over 200k+ inexpensive cars out of the market and drives the costs up of the cars that are left so the people who have the least such as the poor, minorities, gays and democrats will now be priced out of good quality transportation. Taking 200k+ new cars will drive up the price of new cars, not too mention taxes going up and Barry Husssein Obama paying back the UAW and the bankers for his election.
The real bad part of this program is that as horribly flawed as it is this is the best thing the the Dem's in Washington have done in the last 6 months, the expectations that you and I have for this administration and congress are very low but they never disappoint.
wow....don't pull a muscle stretching so hard!!
LOL yeah I'm streatching.... this is coming from the same party that wants to spend our way back to prosperity, scratch that borrow our way back to prosperity or is it print our way back to prosperity? Democrat logic, you can't make this shit up.
And charities are being hit hard by this... granted democrats generally don't give to charities but my point still stands.
Originally posted by: blackangst1
Originally posted by: Harvey
Originally posted by: Buttmantom
Harvey is a global citizen and Barrrack Hussein Oblama is the president of the world, the stimulus money was for the whole world so once again.. mission accomplished.
So what, exactly, is your point, purpose for and problem with posting that meaningless remark?
Go ahead and prove that "Cash for Clunkers" ISN'T helping American buyers, auto makers, parts suppliers, dealerships, ancillary service providers, local business communities and local, state and Federal tax revenues. Then, maybe you can bitch about me posting that they do.
Its not helping buyers, for the most part. Most of the people who are trading these in, I would be willing to bet, dont have more than $500 to their name. This was incentive for them to get a new car at a deeply discounted price, at the expense of a car payment, which would serve them MUCH better sitting in a savings account or paying off other debts.
For everyone else you listed...yeah, it was good.
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: OrByte
Originally posted by: Budmantom
This was posted by Jiggz in the other "cash for clunkers" thread and I thought he brough up some very valid points.
A program designed to work until Nov 1 only lasted less than 7 days and ran out of money! That's what's pissing off ordinary Americans. The WH economist are obviously shooting from the hip whenever they come out with economic figures including the $787 Stimulus, the employment figure of 8%, the create and save 3~4 million jobs and the neutral deficit UHC. Do you see a pattern? If you don't then you are truly a Democrat and should stay as such!
that post you covet attempts to tie the cash for clunkers program...something fairly straight forward...with complicated government programs such as the Stimulus, UHC, employment predictions (which always should be taken with a grain of salt) yadda yadda yadda.
Not a reasonable analysis by any stretch.
So what you are saying is don't trust White House economists???so what...I should trust Fox news economists instead?
how about....we don't trust anyone with an opinion and a motive?
Yeah it's so complicated.... they haven't got a thing right yet and by the looks of it they aren't getting any closer.
Originally posted by: cubby1223
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Yeah it's so complicated.... they haven't got a thing right yet and by the looks of it they aren't getting any closer.
Hey now, is he or is he not better than Marx?
That is the only grading system anyone is allowed to use anymore.
Originally posted by: Budmantom
LOL yeah I'm streatching.... this is coming from the same party that wants to spend our way back to prosperity, scratch that borrow our way back to prosperity or is it print our way back to prosperity? Democrat logic, you can't make this shit up.
Originally posted by: Insomniator
ugh
Fine, we're taking old ford explorers off the road and replacing them with focuses. Thats actually great but its not the freakin point.
This is now 3 more BILLION dollars that we just printed out of nowhere. well not nowhere, stolen from taxpayers very soon. But we don't even count anymore, whats a few billion here or there.
Why not just give the automakers 30 billion each and give the cars to us for free? Then tax us at 75%? Hell tax us at 100% and give us food, shelter and clothing allotments.
Sales of GM's Silverado truck, under the government's counting method, were divided among five different versions. So were the Ford F-150s. If the different versions of these trucks were considered the same vehicle, as auto sales are normally reported, sales of these trucks would look much heftier.
Rank Vehicle
1 Ford Escape
2 Ford Focus
3 Jeep Patriot
4 Dodge Caliber
5 Ford F-150
6 Honda Civic
7 Chevrolet Silverado
8 Chevrolet Cobalt
9 Toyota Corolla
10 Ford Fusion
Originally posted by: Insomniator
ugh
Fine, we're taking old ford explorers off the road and replacing them with focuses. Thats actually great but its not the freakin point.
This is now 3 more BILLION dollars that we just printed out of nowhere. well not nowhere, stolen from taxpayers very soon. But we don't even count anymore, whats a few billion here or there.
Why not just give the automakers 30 billion each and give the cars to us for free? Then tax us at 75%? Hell tax us at 100% and give us food, shelter and clothing allotments.
Originally posted by: blackangst1
Originally posted by: Insomniator
ugh
Fine, we're taking old ford explorers off the road and replacing them with focuses. Thats actually great but its not the freakin point.
This is now 3 more BILLION dollars that we just printed out of nowhere. well not nowhere, stolen from taxpayers very soon. But we don't even count anymore, whats a few billion here or there.
Why not just give the automakers 30 billion each and give the cars to us for free? Then tax us at 75%? Hell tax us at 100% and give us food, shelter and clothing allotments.
See thats the thing. Americans are getting desensitized to all this debt. Had this program been started in the Bush years, it would have caused outrage. But now, with the Bush deficits eclipsed 4 times over, 1 or 2 billion isnt much anymore.
Originally posted by: sandorski
Originally posted by: blackangst1
Originally posted by: Insomniator
ugh
Fine, we're taking old ford explorers off the road and replacing them with focuses. Thats actually great but its not the freakin point.
This is now 3 more BILLION dollars that we just printed out of nowhere. well not nowhere, stolen from taxpayers very soon. But we don't even count anymore, whats a few billion here or there.
Why not just give the automakers 30 billion each and give the cars to us for free? Then tax us at 75%? Hell tax us at 100% and give us food, shelter and clothing allotments.
See thats the thing. Americans are getting desensitized to all this debt. Had this program been started in the Bush years, it would have caused outrage. But now, with the Bush deficits eclipsed 4 times over, 1 or 2 billion isnt much anymore.
Fail on.