Will you able to give the U.S. the wind in this economic storm?

U.S. President Barrak Obama is confident that the U.S. will able to turn the wind in this economic crisis.
Almost 6 months, my administration came to power the middle of the most serious economic crisis of the Great Depression, the Obama recalls in an article published in the Washington daily Washington Post.
He added that about 6 months on average per month in the U.S. have been lost by 700 000 jobs and many are afraid that the U.S. financial system is on the verge of collapse. Obama added that flexible and aggressive actions it has taken its administration during the first months in power have helped to get the U.S. financial system and the U.S. economy from the gap.
Among the steps taken Obama lists the loans granted to families and businessmen, the stabilization of the major U.S. financial institutions and support for owners of mortgaged homes to preserve them as pay mortgages on their contributions.
In its article Obama recalls and adopted a plan to restore the U.S. economy. He warns that should not be fed unfounded hopes that this plan will completely heal the U.S. economy, but added that the plan will provide the necessary impetus to the economy to halt its free fall.
President of the United States notes in his article in the „Washington Post“ that no one should forget that a two-year plan to restore and stimulate the economy, which will save many jobs and create new jobs USA.
Obama added that any recession is the problem of unemployment at decide slowly compared with other economic problems.
I am confident that the U.S. will turn the wind in this economic storm. But after clear debris from the storm, the real question will come up before us is what will build at the site of the debris, Obama asks in his article. Then notes that the U.S. should endeavor to build a much better economy than before.
If they do not use this time to make something similar to overcome the weaknesses observed in the U.S. economy for decades, the U.S. vow to ourselves and future generations of future crises and insipid economic growth, the president predicted.