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ProSense

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Wed Apr-01-09 12:58 PM
Response to Reply #6

7. "Seeking the power to do it is part of the process of doing it"

Edited on Wed Apr-01-09 01:00 PM by ProSense

So then Geithner is right? If he's planning to do this when he has the authorization, why is it worse?

Isn't that putting the accusation before the authority? What does Stiglitz want him to do right now when he has no authority (that is until that authority is granted)?

Treasury proposal

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-Stiglitz vs. Johnson	ProSense	Apr-01-09 10:44 AM	#0
- No comment? n/t	ProSense	Apr-01-09 11:22 AM	#1
- By purchasing all of the shares and then voting those shares to	Redbear	Apr-01-09 11:49 AM	#2
- Admin. being cautious until more facts known of int'l crisis/debts. Also need to run a country,	MarjorieG	Apr-01-09 12:24 PM	#3
- That's a weird question. Seeking authority is itself a step in a process	Kurt_and_Hunter	Apr-01-09 12:42 PM	#4
- No that's a weird response. n/t	ProSense	Apr-01-09 12:43 PM	#5
- it's not a weird response at all, IMO	paulk	Apr-01-09 12:53 PM	#6
- "Seeking the power to do it is part of the process of doing it"	ProSense	Apr-01-09 12:58 PM	#7
- I don't read Stiglitz as claiming ...	Babel_17	Apr-01-09 02:53 PM	#8
- Stiglitz overstates the gains to the government	jeanpalmer	Apr-01-09 03:48 PM	#9

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