clearly GWB's fault

[DogtorEvil]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB2000...share_facebook

Business bankruptcy filings jumped in October, reversing two consecutive months of declining commercial filings and indicating that bankruptcies could continue to rise as the economy struggles to stabilize.

Last month, 7,771 businesses filed for bankruptcy protection, compared to 7,271 that sought shelter from creditors in September, according to data from Automated Access to Court Electronic Records, a private firm that tracks bankruptcy filings.

After two months of decline, the 7% rise in commercial filings shows that businesses are still struggling to access financing and are facing weak demand for their products

[PawDawg]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB2000...share_facebook

Business bankruptcy filings jumped in October, reversing two consecutive months of declining commercial filings and indicating that bankruptcies could continue to rise as the economy struggles to stabilize.

Last month, 7,771 businesses filed for bankruptcy protection, compared to 7,271 that sought shelter from creditors in September, according to data from Automated Access to Court Electronic Records, a private firm that tracks bankruptcy filings.

After two months of decline, the 7% rise in commercial filings shows that businesses are still struggling to access financing and are facing weak demand for their products

Can't be true. The recession is over.

[FishingBack]

Just more evidence that we need to fix the economy by passing healthcare NOW!

[DogtorEvil]

Just more evidence that we need to fix the economy by passing healthcare NOW!

Yes. It's clearly obvious to me now. Especially since I now see how global warming is negatively affected because the U.S. does not have government-run healthcare...

[FishingBack]

Yes. It's clearly obvious to me now. Especially since I now see how global warming is negatively affected because the U.S. does not have government-run healthcare...

In order to save the economy we need to stop using oil, the most powerful readily available energy on the planet. With the reduction in energy we will have more production. It's simple really.

[DogtorEvil]

In order to save the economy we need to stop using oil, the most powerful readily available energy on the planet. With the reduction in energy we will have more production. It's simple really.

Yes. It's also painfully obvious that renewable energy, such as solar, wind and surf, will yield reductions in mortality due to heart diseas, obesity, tobacco and alcohol.

[PawDawg]

Get those reparations going too. STIMULATE baby!

[FriscoDog]

But but but.. those jobs saved with all of the stimulus money....

[FishingBack]

But but but.. those jobs saved with all of the stimulus money....

Clearly it was not enough. We need to spend MORE!