State of the Union

After having been diverted by a Pelosi-Emanuel agenda, President Obama restated the platform he was elected on: reversing the policies and programs that caused the current economic trend that is still getting worse despite the getting-better rhetoric.

While there are plenty of signals for a recovery, the economy is still getting worse and directly correlates with a Pelosi-Emanuel agenda.

Until the causal factors are reversed, the economy will continue to trend deflationary. Republicans will favor a top-down stimulus program despite the pro-populist State of the Union critique.

Consistent with the effect of a bivariate organizational technology, the Democratic majority will be blamed for a top-down, socialist, government planning program that supports the deflationary trend.

Who or what is to blame for the state of the union will be confused by design. The bivariate accountability will be conserved along with the current deflationary trend.

Whether the independent voter is actually swinging right or not is not critical. It does not matter because the system is bivariate.

What will stop and reverse the deflationary trend in a most timely and efficient manner is being sidetracked with a Pelosi-Emanuel agenda and a bivariate gaming strategy that invariably results in unpopular mandates.

Until we see, not just hear about, adminstrative resolve to reverse the deflationary trend from the bottom up financed from the benefit accumulated from the top down, the trend will not reverse without gigantic budget deficits and an accumulating debt burden. Populist sentiment (the gamma risk) is calling for a technical correction by non-political, bureaucratic, administrative means in genuine public service, not an endless bivariate harangue that conserves the top-heavy distribution of power at middle class expense.

Without recognizing that the current deflationary trend is a cost that created a benefit, the trend will be slow to reverse and, of course, impossible to prevent.

Reinvestment of the accumulated benefit from the bottom up, like writing down the principle of devalued home foreclosures with the TARP funds, would effectively reverse the deflationary trend, the accumulative debt burden (the empirical value of the gamma risk), and the accumulative size (the need) for government.