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HughBeaumont Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-22-10 09:12 AM
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62. He's not at fault for this. 28 years of unbridled Reaganomic corporatism is.
Let's put blame where blame is due. This was caused by Republicans and moderates. THEY'RE the owners of this mess.
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  - I like Ratigan...  TTUBatfan2008   Jan-21-10 10:40 PM   #55 
  - Someone is apologizing for the banks?  Phoebe Loosinhouse   Jan-21-10 03:55 PM   #2 
  - Noses thoroughly browned...  WCGreen   Jan-21-10 04:00 PM   #3 
  - Isn't it CNBC where the Teabagging movement was born?  FrenchieCat   Jan-21-10 04:02 PM   #4 
  - Rickie S and his infamous rant...  WCGreen   Jan-21-10 04:03 PM   #5 
  - I too am an Accountant, a former regional controller for a  icee   Jan-21-10 04:04 PM   #6 
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  - I'm old. You're probably young and can wait for ten or so  icee   Jan-21-10 04:45 PM   #21 
  - Good for you...  WCGreen   Jan-21-10 04:13 PM   #12 
  - Reasonable. What I'm saying is you don't screw with banks in  icee   Jan-21-10 04:39 PM   #19 
     - I admire your honesty, because they will tank the economy  TornadoTN   Jan-21-10 05:40 PM   #28 
     - I think that's asking a lot of a people who have been through  icee   Jan-21-10 05:52 PM   #30 
     - If the banks want to screw us, then nationalize the banks  dmr   Jan-21-10 05:58 PM   #32 
        - I'd go along with that. But not the other right now..........We should  icee   Jan-21-10 06:49 PM   #41 
     - The banks..  sendero   Jan-21-10 06:37 PM   #39 
        - Negative. Although what you say is right, we should NOT  icee   Jan-21-10 06:53 PM   #42 
        - Ur a dumbass..  sendero   Jan-21-10 08:24 PM   #48 
        - I can converse without calling someone a dumbass.  icee   Jan-21-10 11:10 PM   #56 
        - You don't want to be standing in front of a barrel?  Truth2Tell   Jan-22-10 12:05 AM   #58 
           - With your statements "the market" and "silly 550 666 numbers",  icee   Jan-22-10 07:52 AM   #59 
        - +1000  Dappleganger   Jan-21-10 10:27 PM   #53 
  - WE'RE ALREADY IN A DEPRESSION. It will already take 5-10 years  cutlassmama   Jan-21-10 04:13 PM   #13 
  - Yes, maybe, but this will make it hit the ground, where all falls  icee   Jan-21-10 04:40 PM   #20 
     - Child, Please. There's No Recovery.  Yavin4   Jan-21-10 04:55 PM   #22 
        - So we shut down the bank hedge funds and say: tech, get  icee   Jan-21-10 05:01 PM   #24 
           - Save It. Please Save The Bullshit.  Yavin4   Jan-21-10 05:56 PM   #31 
              - Baloney. This is not 1929, and Obama is not FDR. The banking  icee   Jan-21-10 07:00 PM   #43 
                 - If banks were actually helping the economy right now  Dappleganger   Jan-21-10 10:24 PM   #50 
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  - Don't do options. Too complicated anymore.  icee   Jan-21-10 07:02 PM   #44 
  - The banks can go straight to hell. They should all be nationalized.  Hugabear   Jan-21-10 10:27 PM   #52 
  - +1000  Dappleganger   Jan-21-10 10:28 PM   #54 
  - So, in a sense, Corporate America IS sabotaging the economy, and in turn, the USA.  HughBeaumont   Jan-22-10 08:04 AM   #60 
     - Yep. And Obama just provided all the fuel the corporations  icee   Jan-22-10 08:33 AM   #61 
        - He's not at fault for this. 28 years of unbridled Reaganomic corporatism is.  HughBeaumont   Jan-22-10 09:12 AM   #62 
           - I know that. But when I'm warming my hands by a barrel on  icee   Jan-22-10 09:30 AM   #63 
  - The industry that has caused one of the most  Bitwit1234   Jan-21-10 04:06 PM   #7 
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  - Erzatz capitalism, that is what they want  nadinbrzezinski   Jan-21-10 04:08 PM   #9 
  - You heard that on Diane Rehm this morning, didn't you!  cilla4progress   Jan-21-10 04:15 PM   #14 
     - No I have been calling it that way for years, even a decade or more  nadinbrzezinski   Jan-21-10 04:17 PM   #15 
        - You are spot on...  WCGreen   Jan-21-10 04:23 PM   #17 
        - Wow - and he got a Nobel for it!  cilla4progress   Jan-21-10 06:08 PM   #34 
           - Not real  nadinbrzezinski   Jan-21-10 07:26 PM   #45 
              - Thanks --  cilla4progress   Jan-21-10 11:55 PM   #57 
  - Transaction tax  cilla4progress   Jan-21-10 04:09 PM   #10 
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  - I would say to a large degree it's self-defeating  TheWebHead   Jan-21-10 04:23 PM   #18 
  - If capital went into lending to firms to create jobs  muriel_volestrangler   Jan-21-10 05:15 PM   #25 
  - It needs to just be the first step  TheKentuckian   Jan-21-10 04:59 PM   #23 
  - Many "regular folks" have Stockholm Syndrome  SOS   Jan-21-10 05:30 PM   #26 
  - CNBC certainly is not an impaital sorce - They agree & love to see more corporate wealth  GreenTea   Jan-21-10 05:35 PM   #27 
  - The only good thing to come out of CNBC  Dappleganger   Jan-21-10 06:20 PM   #36 
  - I don't remember any banking disasters pre Graham-Leach-Bliley  Canuckistanian   Jan-21-10 05:47 PM   #29 
  - unfortunately a move like this will kill my local economy  zbiker   Jan-21-10 05:59 PM   #33 
  - yah but they promised the market would love the Brown election  Johonny   Jan-21-10 06:32 PM   #38 
  - That's the one that cracks me up....  WCGreen   Jan-21-10 07:37 PM   #46 
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