[JohnHuang2]

Wednesday, July 17, 2002

Quote of the Day posted by Alias Sandman

[steveegg]

Great work, JH. The only variable is the number of Enrons that the Klintoon Gang planted in the last 2 years of S(l)ick Willie's occuptation.

[MJY1288]

"If the market is down, Bush is to blame; if market is up, why, it's Adam Smith. This from a horde of snake-in-the-grass Trotskyites with no more faith in markets than Michael Newdow in God and angels."

LOL

[randita]

One of your best--JH.

Greenspan's upbeat economic forecast was another nail in the coffin for Democrat's hope of riding a bad economy to victory in November.

Bush will sign the business accounting reform act (or whatever it's called) with great fanfare and deftly take that issue out of Democrat's hands.

The whole business scandal thing is getting so convoluted and complex and with the ongoing heat waves in many parts of the country, people are using all their brain cells to stay cool, not decipher how businesses used accounting gimmicks.

By November, I think the economy will be stronger and the Dow up a bit and becoming stable.

Earth to Democrats--get another issue, this ain't it.

[MeekOneGOP]

.........RATHER: By the way, I understand you're a big Chicago Cubs fan; as you know, they were beaten by the Atlanta Braves today ... what happened?

MCAULIFF: Again, you can blame Bush's Harken stock deal for that too, Dan. In fact...

LOL! Love your spoof on the interview!

[Wm Bach]

Why aren't you writing for the Wall Street Journal? Your
articles would bring in revenue for the paper, they are that
good.

[OldFriend]

The American people have figured out that the democrats are part of the problem and not part of the solution.

[dokmad]

"72% -- despite a string of political assassination attempts by his rabid enemies. "

Rabid! You have such a way with words. Always right on the money!!

[eureka!]

"Kidding aside [re Rather/McAuliffe exchange]"

Unfortunately, good sir, that strikes incredibly close to the truth.

In any event, ABCetc poll shows another $50 million in the presstitutes airtime and column inches is for naught. W is a good man and the people know it. Great 2 Cent poke in the eyes of the enemies of W and, arguably, this country...

[isthisnickcool]

Many people see the American Economy as Wall Street. But the real economy is not Wall Street, it's Main Street. It's us. The men and women that rise every day and do what we do. Build stuff. Sell things. Fix things. Invent things. Etc.

And when we put our hard earned money into the American stock market we expect honesty. We expect integrity and truth and all the good things you find in the average Joe American.

Crooks and con artists have been at work these past few years. People have lied, cheated and they have stolen. They have shown they cannot be trusted. That they can't handle our money and they no longer deserve to be in their self-serving positions. They have no respect for a dollar.

So, we need to reform the system. We need to expell these people and make sure honesty and integrity is the rule rather than the exception.

So? Do we need to reform Wall street? Nope. We need to reform Congress! Vote the rascals out! And put people in that will represent us. As the founders wanted.

[Republic]

LOL!!! Great one, John, oh King of Ping and King of the solid, direct Political Essay!!! Your writing RULES!

BTW- why do we NEVER hear people comment on the fact that during the SEC investigation of the Harken balance sheets-PRESIDENT BUSH, at that time, WAIVED his attorney client privilege rights in order to facilitate the investigation.

WHAT?

I mean What...........................????

YOU MEAN GW ACTUALLY WAIVED ATTORNEY CLIENT PRIVILEGE?????????????????To help investigators?????

How, how, well, CONSIDERATE of the tax payer funded SEC investigations. How, statesmanlike!! How honorable! How genuinely concerned that the right thing was done.

Did billy klinton EVER..

once...

in all the investigations against him....

ever..or did any of his sick cohorts

EVER....

waive their rights to attorney-client privilege in order to help an investigation arrive at the truth??????????????

hell no

Of course none of them did.......they could not afford to do the honorable thing because they knew they had done the WRONG THINGS....

To me....this action on our President's part, way back when, says it all.

Period.

rantoff!

[Wphile]

Great post John.

I sure wish the congresscriters would just shut the h*ll up. They are the ones spooking Wall Street. Criminy - all that legislation!! They are going to totally overshoot it just like they did with federalizing the airport security screeners. Makes me sick to watch all the yammering going on on Capitol Hill. These guys are a bunch of IDIOTS!!!

[Osinski]

Translation: Get those presses rollin'.

[GretchenEE]

bump

[costking]

Spot on, JH2. Excellent essay, as usual.