The skewering continues:
"Destroy Enough Dough?":
"Maybe You Could Cut Down On That?":
"But You Are Pretending That You Are a Dew-Eyed Innocent....It's Not a Fucking Game":
The not-so-funny last segment:
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Showing posts with label Stock Market. Show all posts
Friday, March 13, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
I *Heart* Jon Stewart
More skewering of Jim Cramer and the rest of the CNBC morons:
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
John McCain: The Fundamental DeRegulator
This week -- and only this week -- John McCain has suddenly converted to the religion of regulation. Don't believe a word of it. He is a lifelong deregulator. Let the free market decide! Let the free market lose the people's money! Jed Lewison put together a video of John McCain's many statements of his true position. He has always supported deregulation:
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Obama's Next Ad
If Bush had privatized Social Security the way he tried to in 2005, American would have lost millions in the market slide yesterday.
McCain reiterated his support for privatizing Social Security just last week at an AARP meeting.
Yes, John, you did. Just like you said yesterday "The fundamentals of our economy are strong."
Here's a suggested ad, from the new blog Strategy '08:
Montage of images summarizing past few months: Headlines about Bear Sterns’ implosion, Lehman’s bankruptcy and Merrill Lynch’s sale; footage of employees leaving their offices with boxes.
REPORTER: And the news out of Wall Street just keeps getting worse. Major investment banks have failed and the stock market has gone south, as millions of people have seen their stock portfolios dwindle to nothing.
Cut to images of senior citizens outside soup kitchens, moving back in with their adult children.
REPORTER: But none have been hit harder than those who invested their Social Security payments in the stock market after George Bush privatized the system back in 2005. Republicans promised that retirees would earn better returns in the market, but instead, by sacrificing guaranteed retirement benefits and gambling on the whims of the stock market, poverty rates among the elderly are now on a scale not seen since the Great Depression.
Abrupt cut to shot of Bush and McCain embracing.
VOICEOVER: Fortunately, this never happened. George Bush’s plan to privatize Social Security never passed. But if John McCain — who has called the current system for financing Social Security “a disgrace” — has his way, the Republicans will take another shot at gambling your Social Security benefits in the stock market.
Cut to black.
VOICEOVER: That’s a reality we shouldn’t have to face.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Stock Market Takes A Dive
While the markets crash around themselves today as the subprime mortgage business is revealed as a house of cards, it is worth asking this question:
How's that plan for putting social security into the hands of Citibank, Merrill Lynch and the other financial ‘wizards’ as President Bush had so strongly urged looking now?
Attaturk, posting at Eschaton
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