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What goes up, won't for quite a while.

What goes up, must come down...and it did, the stock market that is.  And we are all feeling the pain right now.So, to prevent total socioeconomic collapse, the government told us that they needed to inject hundreds of billions (trillions, really) of dollars into the system, or else there wouldn't be a system left.  Many cried
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Mexican Border Fence to cost $6.5 Billion over 20 years, but

Mexican Border Fence to cost $6.5 Billion over 20 years, but that's nothing compared to the cost of illegal immigrants!Think of the huge drain illegal immigrants put on society: HEALTHCARE, education, benefits, taking jobs from LEGAL citizens!!!$6.5 Billion is a bargain compared to the hundreds of billions of dollars illegal
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Taking of the Economy 123

so i recently just saw the movie "Taking of Pelham 123", which has john travolta and denzel washington as the main actors.  in the movie john travolta and four others take over a sub way car in new york city by force and use the rapid decline in the stock market because of their attack to gain a large sum of money.  with a
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Who Else is Tired of Sarah Palin?

I admit I have a crush on Sarah Palin. Those glasses, that sassy hair. That conservative, yet 'you know I'm a freak in the sheets' look.But she's an idiot. Her vernacular makes George W. Bush look like a Yale or Harvard grad(oh, wait).Here's a typical sentance: Like, too, I think that we should do that, and, also, of course we have an....
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World GDP, The Dow, and our Future

Dow Jones Indistrial Average since 1900Any investor can tell you that following every precipitous climb comes a big fall.  It's the same old story of: business cycles, bulls vs. bears, boom vs. bust.
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GM rupture will ripple far and wide

(CNNMoney.com) -- Chrysler and GM employees are on the edge of their seats, waiting to find out what will be left standing after the dust settles. Meanwhile, a vast network of companies outside Detroit are bracing for impact. Ready or not, the thousands of dealerships and suppliers to the auto goliaths are going to feel the aftershocks of the
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Raise Taxes to Make Up Budget Gaps?

Many states are now raising taxes--income and sales--in order to fill the gap in their budgets.According to this CNN report, 16 states have already raised taxes this year, and 17 other states will do the same in 2010.No Free Money
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