What Do You Think About This Chart, That Compares The Presidential Election And The Stock Market?

what do you think about this chart that compares the presidential election and the stock market

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2009…

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10 Responses to “What Do You Think About This Chart, That Compares The Presidential Election And The Stock Market?”

  1. It is true. I have a good one for you, it compliments yours.http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2009/02/23/me…

  2. drewxjac says:

    Obama doesn’t inspire confidence and the stock market reacts to his socialist views. Until he figures out government has no place in running business and running up the debt to “bail out” instead of letting the market work itself out, it will continue to tank. But Obama thinks he is smarter than everyone else, so it will probably fall even further.

  3. No Pinheads says:

    The Stock Market knows a great deal better of the economy than Obama thinks he does, and its very evident that the recent drop to the record low is due to Obama’s marxist socialist agenda along with his reckless unfettered spending to the tune of 1.9 TRILLION, the worlds record

  4. hOpe changed me says:

    You know for a monkey pig, your a genius.
    PS were you born that way or did you evolve from pond scum and a flash of lightning? Like the democrats did.
    Hey! I’m on your side and I agree. The Dems took over the Federal govt. in 2006 and then the presidency in 2008. And we are all royally screwed.

  5. Polar Bear says:

    What does this chart have to do with anything?
    This is the logical equivalent of claiming that the more I let my hair grow out the worse the economy gets…
    To two have little relation.

  6. Sageands says:

    You have cause and effect mixed up.
    Obama shot ahead in the polls after it became obvious that the economy was tanking badly due to Republican mismanagement.

  7. WesD3 says:

    makes sense to me

  8. ObamaBot THX-1138 says:

    In case you missed it, we are in the middle of the biggest recession since the Great Depression and the largest financial panic since then as well.

  9. Adam B says:

    Post hoc ergo propter hoc.

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