Beavker
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Wed Mar-04-09 09:35 AM
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Now, per Bob Fasani of CNBC, there are certain DETAILS that the traders on the floor don't like. They bitched because they didn't have enought DETAILS, Obama and Geithner hasn't been giving enough detail their plans. Now they have these DETAILS and don't like them. We're going to open up on the futures, that's the rest of the World driving that. Once our Wall Street Fucks along with CNBC get their claws into it, they'll drive it back down. It's in their best interest if they want to keep those GOP Tax Cuts for themselves and their rich ass clients.
They can do that.
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MADem
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Wed Mar-04-09 09:43 AM
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1. CNBC, part of the NBC Universal Family, that so cleverly plays both sides of the street! |
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That's their way to throw some red meat to the other team, while on MSNBC, they whip the left into a frenzy. It's rather Murdochian, how they play that game.
Rupert, of course, gives you the SIMPSONS and FAMILY GUY and a host of silly sitcoms that teens like, on the one hand, and a rightwing news channel, on the other.
Gotta give the crowds a healthy dose of bread and circus, after all!
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Wed Mar-04-09 09:51 AM
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Wed Mar-04-09 09:58 AM
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3. Liberals and Progressives get Keith/MSNBC-others get Santelli-GE is a monopoly player. |
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GE get money from the administration through GE Capital Credit. Jeffrey Immelt is in tight with Obama and his treasury (an advisor).
It is theater to occupy us while the wheeling and dealing is going on behind the scenes.
How will it end: progressives get social issues addressed; big corporations get their money issues addressed.
Dems used to laugh about how Republican values voters voted against their economic self-interest. Can't yet see what is happening to us as we swallow the corporate bailouts or wealth transfers.
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