I'm thinking you won't either.
It's election time.
Both politicians will be wanting the peoples focus on something else and must be quite happy about Sandy.
Three reasons.
With everyone focused on Sandy, they don't have to answer any of the real questions like "what you going to do about the financial crisis".
Civil unrest in the form of looting in a crisis is bad news for politicians as it is viewed as weak leadership. Who wants a president who stands about looking grim yet imposing Marshall law as his population are looting because aid isn't apparent.
Lastly the Sandy is great for the balance sheet deficit.
Whats the cost of this storm, 10 Billion?
So when the next set of figures are due and the US is down by 10 billion, it ain't whoever gets into power fault, it's Sandy's fault.
- If Obama gets re-elected, that's his cop out for years to come. Figures are bad as we have to rebuild.
- If the other guy gets in power, the deficit was Obama's fault and it'll only get worse as we had to rebuild.
A win win situation for both parties BUT only If they keep things quiet about what is really going on.
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