Economic Outlook

I get paid zilch. And all I get is excoriated, then told I don't know the definition of the words I'm using. Then Liesman wants to water board me for trying to tell the truth. I guess its good for ratings, but I agree that sometimes it feels a bit hopeless. The only thing that keeps me going is the idea that I can offset the Charlatans and Shills that just want to peddle some agenda on the investing public.

... is only taken off of 'mute' when my paisan, Mr. Pento has some words to share! Keep stickin' it to them good sir, the average American shares your views more than you know. An interesting fact, there was a poll recently, I forget who conducted it, but the results were nevertheless profound. Nearly 2/3 of respondents said that they would rather deal with a weak economy and contain the deficit. The American people are smart and when the double dip begins to unfold, they will keep our mad politicians and policy makers at bay and we can get the downturn we need to set us up for a sustainable recovery built on savings, production, and investment.

Perfectly said Bulleri! I'm not happy about the decades of credit expansion that has demanded a long period of deleveraging to reconcile the imbalances. But that is what's needed for viable and sustainable growth.

Maybe then we Americans can stop being fed a steady diet of the Steve Liesmans of the world.