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To do anything else is to give in to the Fringe Left--You know, Jackpine Radical Dec 2013 #1
Congress needs to PAY Back the Money they STOLE from Social Security FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #2
Or a dead congress critter. nt valerief Dec 2013 #4
Interest rate info Igel Dec 2013 #29
Still blaming Democrats for what the Republicans do, I see ConservativeDemocrat Dec 2013 #27
It is not so much Democrats against the Republicans. RC Dec 2013 #30
+1 villager Dec 2013 #55
Are Dems not the ones to go mum when the issues favor the working class FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #35
Maybe you need to actually go see what individual members of Congress are saying... ConservativeDemocrat Dec 2013 #66
I don't get my news from Fux Noise - nor do I turn a Blind Eye towards Democrat inaction FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #73
I suspect the poster hopes nothing of the sort. davidthegnome Dec 2013 #40
"We don't have a democracy, we have an auction." CrispyQ Dec 2013 #47
Not this shit again! pffft L0oniX Dec 2013 #46
If you're not part of the ruling class, you're entirely disposable. That's how we're viewed. nt valerief Dec 2013 #3
To riff on a malapropism in a post above, Jackpine Radical Dec 2013 #38
More than one million people ProSense Dec 2013 #5
There is a difference thesquanderer Dec 2013 #6
Collaborating with and paying off thieving bankers vs supporting working people who jtuck004 Dec 2013 #8
Public Money was given to the Wealthy Elite FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #12
Right. That's why there is no contradiction between the two policies in the headline. thesquanderer Dec 2013 #34
Yet the GOP seeks to cut taxes on the Wealthy so the Working Class pays the debt FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #36
Instead of a raise... HoosierCowboy Dec 2013 #7
Banks paid back bailout funds Pretzel_Warrior Dec 2013 #9
That was TARP - this is QE1, QE2, and QE3 FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #13
Exactly as predicted by the "extremist kooks". You know, the ones that also predicted the collapse. Egalitarian Thug Dec 2013 #24
^^^ THIS ^^^ FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #37
The Fed has not Bailed Out Banks $3.6T, but we should raise the minimum wage cthulu2016 Dec 2013 #10
Buying $3.6 Trillion of those "Toxic Assets" has not created 1 fucking job FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #14
What "Toxic Assets" exactly? A HERETIC I AM Dec 2013 #42
Mortgage Derivatives - is that toxic enough for you FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #48
"I don't know why people are so clueless on this issue " A HERETIC I AM Jan 2014 #74
A "Pig with Lipstick" - Big Fucking Deal FreakinDJ Jan 2014 #75
LOL A HERETIC I AM Jan 2014 #76
US Treasuries are "toxic assets" now? cthulu2016 Dec 2013 #57
Your not being entirely truthful here are you FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #58
I am truthful at all times. (Can FORBES-freaking-magazine say that?) cthulu2016 Dec 2013 #61
So now your calling Ben Bernanke a liar and expect us to beleive you FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #64
You started with a lie, and cannot extricate yourself with nastiness cthulu2016 Dec 2013 #67
No - you call them "Treasury Certificates" - YOU would be the liar FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #71
The bailout exceeded $14T over 5 years ago Demeter Dec 2013 #20
False, and was fully debunked the first day that absurd claim was made cthulu2016 Dec 2013 #56
The true cost of the bank bailout Demeter Dec 2013 #60
You made a bogus claim cthulu2016 Dec 2013 #63
NO - that would be a lie FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #65
Not unlike the late 1800's.... and the late 1920's AlbertCat Dec 2013 #11
At least during the 1930s we bought up ther troubled properties FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #15
But, we can waste $700bn a year on a bloated and useless military which produces nothing. Tierra_y_Libertad Dec 2013 #16
The military is not THAT useless AlbertCat Dec 2013 #18
Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Dec 2013 #17
The largest transfer of wealth the world has ever seen, from the middle class rhett o rick Dec 2013 #19
Don't worry. I've been reassured by centrists that are smarter than me that voting (D) will fix it. L0oniX Dec 2013 #45
The tougher things get, the more determined they are to stick to their denial bubble. rhett o rick Dec 2013 #62
K&R liberal_at_heart Dec 2013 #21
The US is FUBAR. City Lights Dec 2013 #22
"Hey but how about that stock market!" whatchamacallit Dec 2013 #23
Excellent OP. K&R nt TBF Dec 2013 #25
du rec. xchrom Dec 2013 #26
K&R .... raise the minimum wage = best economic stimulus of all. Coyotl Dec 2013 #28
DC: By and for the 1%. No one else need apply. blkmusclmachine Dec 2013 #31
And the 1% is doing just fine, thank you very much. blkmusclmachine Dec 2013 #32
Not yet. Jackpine Radical Dec 2013 #39
It's 16 trillion, according to Bernie Sanders, and the Fed audit. grahamhgreen Dec 2013 #33
You don't need Miss Cleo to know they are low balling it! L0oniX Dec 2013 #44
that is a point people seem to forget questionseverything Dec 2013 #69
Right. We could have just paid off the debt. grahamhgreen Dec 2013 #72
Can anyone do the math? tecelote Dec 2013 #41
Damn it! No bail outs for mom and pop businesses! L0oniX Dec 2013 #43
Which would have actually grown the economy FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #49
Free market theology: You fail ...you go out of business. L0oniX Dec 2013 #50
NO - the Dems failed their electorate FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #54
What does 1 trillion dollars look like? CrispyQ Dec 2013 #51
EXCELLENT Graphic FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #52
I just read the page & it says the bottom graphic the pallets are double stacked. CrispyQ Dec 2013 #53
Even better FreakinDJ Dec 2013 #59
K&R Coyotl Dec 2013 #68
Politicis is ultimately about the rich versus the rest Prophet 451 Dec 2013 #70
the criminal political class will move heaven and earth for their 1% bribers FatBuddy Jan 2014 #77
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