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Will Obama do a Roosevelt?

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Victory Within Grasp, Obama Faces A New Choice

The opposite argument is that the political costs of voicing pessimism are prohibitive, that there is plenty of opportunity to prepare voters for drastic action after election day, and that a candidate risks worsening conditions by sounding strong warnings. The classic example to support this case is the 1932 Depression-era campaign of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who said little or nothing while campaigning in 1932 to indicate the contours of his New Deal program.

What are they pull over our eyes...

This again very interesting. Roosevelt's economic plan was surprise. Obama (or McCain, doesnt matter who), will do something similar. Read this with the Warren Buffet silver play and his (possible) appointment as Treasury Chief, and the game becomes clear.

Nationalize gold again?

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Read this with the rising chorus of people wanting the new president to follow FDR - whose major economic act was nationalization of American gold. Buffet is tipped to be a the new treasury secretary   - a big silver bull.

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Reply#1 - Wed Oct 15, 2008 8:37 AM EDT
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