While I agree since Obama took over the overall number went down, the economy in general is around the average for growth, etc. Sure certain sectors have ups and downs. I am sorry your business has not gone as planned for you. But to be honest you have to adapt and change your model as needed. There are many small businesses that have done well even since your timeframe of 2009. There have been much tougher times for the economy. It is not near any particular low and well off of the highs. So, to me, this is a good time to really gear up for when things change and, hopefully, boom again.
To be honest the president really has very little to do with the economy. But what exactly would you like the president and/or congress to do? As you are a small business owner, I am very interested in hearing what you would like to see done---or not done? Thanks
While I agree since Obama took over the overall number went down, the economy in general is around the average for growth, etc. Sure certain sectors have ups and downs. I am sorry your business has not gone as planned for you. But to be honest you have to adapt and change your model as needed. There are many small businesses that have done well even since your timeframe of 2009. There have been much tougher times for the economy. It is not near any particular low and well off of the highs. So, to me, this is a good time to really gear up for when things change and, hopefully, boom again.
To be honest the president really has very little to do with the economy. But what exactly would you like the president and/or congress to do? As you are a small business owner, I am very interested in hearing what you would like to see done---or not done? Thanks
On Friday, Clinton’s campaign said it bought $7.7 million worth of television advertising time in early voting states, their first ad buy for the 2016 contest. In Iowa, where caucus goers cast the country’s first ballots, the campaign paid $3.6 million for time in all eight media markets that serve the state. An additional $4.1 million of airtime was purchased in New Hampshire, which holds the first primary
can they just gift wrap it for ice queen....
On Friday, Clinton’s campaign said it bought $7.7 million worth of television advertising time in early voting states, their first ad buy for the 2016 contest. In Iowa, where caucus goers cast the country’s first ballots, the campaign paid $3.6 million for time in all eight media markets that serve the state. An additional $4.1 million of airtime was purchased in New Hampshire, which holds the first primary
can they just gift wrap it for ice queen....
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