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– Commentary from elsewhere covered by Quincy Quarry News with further commentary added.
On the power of being awful.
The New York Times recently featured a viable opening argument about the festering appearance of a slowing economy, along with other intertwined observations.
“Almost nobody ever admits being wrong about anything — and the wronger they were, the less willing they are to concede error.
For example, when Bloomberg surveyed a group of economists who had predicted that Ben Bernanke’s policies would cause runaway inflation, they literally couldn’t find a single person willing to admit, after years of low inflation, having been mistaken.”
“Now think about what it means to have voted for Trump.”
At the same time, Quincy Quarry would care to add the following: at a least pause in the economic recovery after the Crash of 2008 was inevitable no matter who was elected President last November.
How big a pause, however, is the gazillion dollar question.
That and how the Quarry can only properly hope for a successful Trump Presidency as quite literally the fate of the world could hang in the balance.
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