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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 783378" data-attributes="member: 23950">Re: Obamanomics&nbsp;You know Moreluck, you ain&#039;t getting much support with your Obama travel opinion.He is out there seeking new contracts and new jobs for Americans.He got a multi-billion dollar deal for Boeing in India, and much more.Those contracts could have easily went to Bombardier (Canada), or Rolls Royce (England), because we are commenwealth partners with India.&nbsp;I heard he fell short in South Korea, though, but it sure was worth a try !&nbsp;If you think the US shouldn&#039;t attend the G20 meetings there, or anywhere else, and the President should always be home, then that is your opinion, that many won&#039;t share with you.But, also, don&#039;t count on new jobs from exporting goods, and just keep living with a large trade-deficit !&nbsp;This G20 meeting is rather an important one, with the top-subject being the currency devaluation wars going on. Especcially those of the US Dollar and Chinese Yuan.Seems it&#039;s the new thing to do : Print more money, let the currency fall, and hopefully export more, which will lead to major inflation if it&#039;s not stopped.&nbsp;Like I said, if you think the President shouldn&#039;t be doing trade talks or attending World-leader meetings, then you are 1 of a few !</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 783378, member: 23950"] [b]Re: Obamanomics[/b] You know Moreluck, you ain't getting much support with your Obama travel opinion. He is out there seeking new contracts and new jobs for Americans. He got a multi-billion dollar deal for Boeing in India, and much more. Those contracts could have easily went to Bombardier (Canada), or Rolls Royce (England), because we are commenwealth partners with India. I heard he fell short in South Korea, though, but it sure was worth a try ! If you think the US shouldn't attend the G20 meetings there, or anywhere else, and the President should always be home, then that is your opinion, that many won't share with you. But, also, don't count on new jobs from exporting goods, and just keep living with a large trade-deficit ! This G20 meeting is rather an important one, with the top-subject being the currency devaluation wars going on. Especcially those of the US Dollar and Chinese Yuan. Seems it's the new thing to do : Print more money, let the currency fall, and hopefully export more, which will lead to major inflation if it's not stopped. Like I said, if you think the President shouldn't be doing trade talks or attending World-leader meetings, then you are 1 of a few ! [/QUOTE]

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