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How much longer? I think that there are opinions that a crisis will occur on either side of the first two quarters of 2011 or beyond but more likely under this administration than if the Repubs get in. If the economy gets worst, loss of Bush tax cuts, increased unemployment under this administration, then, some believe the crisis will occur on a more likely than not basis. If unemployment benefits continue, then, that will post-pone the crisis. A crisis may involve civil protests, devaluation or inflations. I think it will be more likely to occur under this presidential administration. The recent court decision of Arizona with the potential for importing more welfare may charge further crisis pressure across the USA. However, despite the administration prevailed on most of the SB 1070 the political fall out against the administration is considered to be profound. The majority did not want either the health care bill or SB 1070 overturned.
I think you're right on. The current group on the left will be facing some serious political fallout from Healthcare and SB1070. With SB1070 it's happening again. They're taking your country away from you on live television. Just like they did with Healthcare. It's beyond ridiculous. SHTF could manifest itself in many forms. Once all the stimulus/unemployment benefits etc. completely run out we'll start seeing some serious problems. We already are. I agree that if the current group remains in power we are screwed. If the R's get in, I'm not so sure it will be much different. So many of them have strayed from what it means to be a true conservative. I don't think it will matter anyway. Back in 2006 the country was sick of the Right's running of the government and that led to a Democratically controlled Congress. Now everyone's sick of their crap. We've ran the full gamut. So we're going to go back to the same ole'? Also, even if the other group takes power, the man is still sitting in the White House. It all just spells trouble.