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Poll: Should Bernake Have a Another Term?

December 3, 2009 10:13 am

Sure, he sat over the most significant financial crisis in our lifetimes. Yes, he did get us from the brink of a much greater downturn. But, we cannot forget that he was also sitting in the post while much of the excesses occurred in the banking system. So, what shall it be? Another few years or not???

Bernanke for Another Term?

  • NO Way - Replace Him! (81%)
  • Yes, He has Done a Great JOB! (19%)
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Written by Andrew Horowitz · Category(s) Economy    |    

4 Responses to “Poll: Should Bernake Have a Another Term?”

  1. jim on December 3rd, 2009 3:20 pm

    keep him that way i know what he will do and i can trade better

  2. TheMoneyGeek on December 3rd, 2009 4:23 pm

    I'd hate to think of what might have happened last year had he not taken action. Sitting and watching what happens is what they did in Japan, and look where that got them. Replacing him in the middle of this recovery could set us back tremendously. He's not perfect (who is?), but he's the best guy for the job right now.

  3. Greg on December 3rd, 2009 11:17 pm

    He is stealing from grandma's savings(low cd rates) and giving low interest rate loans to his wall street buddies.

  4. Saw Dust on December 7th, 2009 6:33 pm

    If he was doing the job he was appointed to do,and did his job,he may not have had to bail out the too big to fail big ones.He does not have to be perfect in his personal life,just do his job correctly thats all he had to do.Maybe he was looking out for wall street not main street who he was supposed to be woking for.

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