Is the Obama administration the reason sales are so low?

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I recently switched from my old job to selling medical insurance. It took 11 plus hours for me to pass the test to be able to work with this company and now I've had one sale in a month. Im kind of seeing it as the Obama administration making it difficult for people like me (salesmen) to make a living.

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4 Responses to Is the Obama administration the reason sales are so low?

  1. Lawyer X says:

    We’re still in the economic downturn that began during the Bush administration.

  2. !truth! says:

    Not solely the Obama administration’s fault that sales are so low. There are several combination reasons one of which is the high unemployment. Over 15 million people are unemployed, no earning, no spending.

  3. Snuff says:

    The economic downturn, which exploded during the bush administration was caused by a series of events that have taken place in this country since the 90′s.. mostly the clintin administration. Main reason is the fed has been artificially creating low intrest rates, and they have been printing money out of thin air to try and keep our governments over spending in check. The Fed is the problem, they control our money flow, intrest rates, the CPI, and inflation… which goes up everyday.
    Now bush left office with our country one trillion dollars in debt, within 4 months of taking office, Obama racked up 3 trillion dollars in debt. where did all this money come from? No where, hense inflation, hense rising costs!

    main problem Fed, and obama made it worse.
    Ron Paul is the man for the job, too bad no one knows who he is

  4. John says:

    We used to have 35 or 40 new clients a week at our company.

    Now we’re lucky to have 10.

    Obama is anti-business but the real reason is people are broke. We are in a debt crisis, and the banks can’t lend because they are insolvent because they made stupid investments.

    Wish we had a President that had passed Econ 101

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