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Deacon
Blues From Suze Ormon:
"Former President George W. Bush is personally responsible for the
current financial crisis and should give every penny of his family
fortune to the American people as a result."
badanov
Cool: So we can bill Clinton for the Dot Bomb fiasco and for Enron.
Thing From Snowy Mountain Can we bill the democratic party for the
consequences of exporting the US oil patch to Saudi Arabia?
 Sherry Had a
nagging thread of thought in the back of my mind, about this 90% tax.
Sure enough -- a quick google, and this popped up at the top:
Sen.
Obama, who has taught courses in constitutional law at
the University of Chicago, has regularly referred to himself as "a
constitutional law professor," most famously at a March 30, 2007,
fundraiser when he said, "I was a constitutional law professor, which
means unlike the current president I actually respect the
Constitution."
This same professor was on Jay Leno while "his" Congress was voting on
what many constitutional law professors have stated, is
un-constitutional.
Only those at the receiving end of this law (the bonus folks) can take
this to court, to get a judgment on its validity. And already, some of
these folks have moved their families, have police protection, etc...
From the Counterterrism Blog today, Mafia, Mexican cartels, and
terrorists rely
heavily on three of their most important tradecraft tools to maintain
power: corruption, intimidation and violence — the ‘hallmarks of
organized crime.’ If they can’t corrupt you, they will intimidate you;
if that doesn’t work, they will turn to brutal violence.
Would you sue if you were one of the bonus receivers?
Mike N.
At
what point is everyone going to admit that the financial crisis has
moved beyond AIG and is now tied up with investor anxiety over the
pending remake of the economy in President Zero's image?
Not until his financial backers and the press say "Son, I am disappoint!"
Psst - that may be rat now! [Anger and Panic At Goldman Sachs Over 90% Tax ]
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