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Le plan de réforme de Wall Street de Barack Obama pourrait bien être bénéfique pour le Canada. La réglementation plus sévère pourrait en effet inciter les grandes sociétés financières américaines à déplacer leurs activités au Canada pour pouvoir profiter d’un environnement réglementaire moins contraignant. Cette réforme prévoit entre autres une quasi-interdiction du commerce des produits dérivés. Cette disposition pourrait avantager la bourse de Montréal qui se spécialise dans les échanges de produits dérivés. Pendant que les socialistes présents à Washington s’évertuent à affaiblir les États-Unis, le Canada est « open for business » ! |
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Un gros merci à Barack Obama ! 
Une forteresse démocrate s’écroule 
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GOP wins House seat in Obama’s Hawaii home district Republicans scored a midterm election victory Saturday when Honolulu City Councilman Charles Djou won a Democratic-held House seat in Hawaii in the district where President Obama grew up — the latest triumph for the GOP as it looks to take back control of Congress. Djou’s victory was a blow to Obama and other Democrats who could not rally around a candidate and find away to win a congressional race that should have been a cakewalk. The seat had been held by a Democrat for nearly 20 years and is located where Obama was born and spent most of his childhood. « This is a momentous day. We have sent a message to the United States Congress. We have sent a message to the national Democrats. We have sent a message to the machine, » Djou said. « The congressional seat is not owned by one political party. This congressional seat is owned by the people. » Republicans see the victory as a powerful statement about their momentum heading into November. They already sent a Republican to the U.S. Senate to replace the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts— a place that was once thought to be the most hostile of territories for the GOP. Now Republicans can say they won a congressional seat in the former backyard of the president and in a state that gave Obama 72% of the vote two years ago. |