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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 783540" data-attributes="member: 23950">Re: ObamanomicsYup, the free trade agreement failed in South Korea. Korea refused US Automobiles and Beef.India was a success, and Indonesia a &quot;wait and see approach&quot;.&nbsp;The G20 meeting also failed, since the US complained about the low set Yuan, and the Brits, EU, and China, complained about the low US dollar (by printing recently 600 Billion more), which was a Federal Reserve decision, not Obama&#039;s, though.&nbsp;And by all means, Obama has no credibility anymore. Wouldn&#039;t matter who or which party a US president is in currently.His signature is worthless, it must pass congress first.That&#039;s just another reason why the US will be stuck in a stalemate economy for atleast the next 2 years.Sad, but true.&nbsp;Why is America the only democratic country I know of, that doesn&#039;t have an opposition leader, (in this case a republican that leads the rep party ) ?&nbsp;If that were the case, like in all other democratic countries, together they could travel and sign deals, and get things moving and work together to build a stronger nation !</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 783540, member: 23950"] [b]Re: Obamanomics[/b] Yup, the free trade agreement failed in South Korea. Korea refused US Automobiles and Beef. India was a success, and Indonesia a "wait and see approach". The G20 meeting also failed, since the US complained about the low set Yuan, and the Brits, EU, and China, complained about the low US dollar (by printing recently 600 Billion more), which was a Federal Reserve decision, not Obama's, though. And by all means, Obama has no credibility anymore. Wouldn't matter who or which party a US president is in currently. His signature is worthless, it must pass congress first. That's just another reason why the US will be stuck in a stalemate economy for atleast the next 2 years. Sad, but true. Why is America the only democratic country I know of, that doesn't have an opposition leader, (in this case a republican that leads the rep party ) ? If that were the case, like in all other democratic countries, together they could travel and sign deals, and get things moving and work together to build a stronger nation ! [/QUOTE]

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