>This was an election on the US economy. I wish we could have elected a different economy then :) The same old fumbling is definitely now extending beyond the

>This was an election on the US economy. I wish we could have elected a different economy then :) The same old fumbling is definitely now extending beyond the horizon for at least a few more years to come. Nothing that's not familiar, it's going nowhere until there is some financially advanced leadership to fully displace the old tired failure regime that's been seen before. It should be easy for anyone to see when decision-making actions are the complete opposite of advanced. What's the opposite of advanced anyway? I thought so ;)