March 8, 2009
barry likened the stock market "gyrations" to daily tracking polls - what he uses to decide what to say.
3-3-09 AP: President Barack Obama is comparing the stock market to the daily tracking polls used during campaigns, saying that paying too close attention to Wall Street's "fits and starts" could lead to bad long-term policy.
Obama spoke to reporters Tuesday after meeting in the Oval Office with visiting British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Obama said he is not measuring policies against "the day-to-day gyrations of the stock market," but by whether lending is flowing more freely, businesses are investing and the unemployed are going back to work.
Visuals.
Real Clear Politics
Investor's Business Daily
Straight downhill after he was nominated (and inaugurated)
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