David Gregory thinks Obama's fiscal policies came into effect on inauguration day

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Check out this "ridiculous table," as Timothy Geithner put it.



This is the crap the White House is up against. Republicans filibuster everything in the Senate. They're now in control of the House. Where are the jobs?

[Tennessee Gal]

1. Yes, where are the jobs?

What legislation has come from Republicans to address unemployment?

[GoCubsGo]

2. David Gregory doesn't "think" anything.

He just parrots what the bosses at GE tell him to say.

[hughee99]

3. Exactly! Which is why no one blamed * for the 2001 "downturn",

[Oceansaway]

4. Gregory is a GE hack and

a shill for the repukes....

[baldingrockwarlord2]

6. Dances with Rove....

I have to wonder if the video clip of him Dancing with Rove was part of his initiation,in effect "coming out" as a rightwing puppet.

[Nancy Waterman]

5. Every Sunday I go into a rant

about how awful David Gregory is. Today, he kept interrupting Tim Geithner with inane questions that were truly ridiculous. I just wanted to hear Geithner finish what he was trying to say. I wish they would can the ever-shallow Gregory and get someone who at least lets the guest fully finish a thought.

[baldingrockwarlord2]

7. The true integrity of the Sunday shows....

left decades ago...

[JayhawkSD]

8. I don't disagree with you about Gregory,

but you wanted to hear Geithner? Really? This is the guy who pulled the 14th amendment out of his pocket and read it, as if he had discovered the magic bullet which would force the hand of Congress. All it did was reveal that he doesn't know the difference between "I don't owe you the money" and "I am unable to pay you the money."

[Dawson Leery]

9. The beltway pundits are in the Republicans corner.

There is a reason they are paid millions upon millions for such work.