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'''Obamageddon''', a portmanteau of the words "Obama" and "armageddon" is a name given by leading economic expert [[Gerald Celente]] to a predicted financial disaster in 2012, caused by the economic policies of the [[Obama]] administration. Celente, who succesfully predicted the current recession, believes that the anti-buisiness policies pursued by [[President]] Obama will cause a futher financial collapse within four years of his taking office. | '''Obamageddon''', a portmanteau of the words "Obama" and "armageddon" is a name given by leading economic expert [[Gerald Celente]] to a predicted financial disaster in 2012, caused by the economic policies of the [[Obama]] administration. Celente, who succesfully predicted the current recession, believes that the anti-buisiness policies pursued by [[President]] Obama will cause a futher financial collapse within four years of his taking office. | ||
| + | The term has also been used to describe the likely losses and failures that the Obama will face in the coming years due to public response to his policies. | ||
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Revision as of 04:45, May 19, 2010
Obamageddon, a portmanteau of the words "Obama" and "armageddon" is a name given by leading economic expert Gerald Celente to a predicted financial disaster in 2012, caused by the economic policies of the Obama administration. Celente, who succesfully predicted the current recession, believes that the anti-buisiness policies pursued by President Obama will cause a futher financial collapse within four years of his taking office.
The term has also been used to describe the likely losses and failures that the Obama will face in the coming years due to public response to his policies.
