Everyone Should Note Cramer's Revelation

The Bulletin ^ | Friday, March 13, 2009 | Matt Benchener

[SolidWood]

One had to be an idiot in the first place to believe ANYTHING this shyster utters.

[valkyry1]

Cramer was a fool. I /we saw it all along.

[mad_as_he$$]

Stewart handed Cramer his head last night. It was pretty funny.

[Need4Truth]

One had to be an idiot in the first place to believe ANYTHING this shyster utters.

Obama or Cramer?

[ontap]

Mr. Cramer would later note he thought Mr. Obama would be like Bill Clinton, a centrist Democrat who wanted a balanced budget

Which Clinton is this moron talking about.

[autumnraine]

That’s because he, like other idiots in the world, couldn’t believe that Obama could possibly be a conman, a shuckster, a snake oil salesman. They wanted to believe he was a just a good, decent guy who was going to to what was best for America and not himself. They were wrong, and stupid.

[ontap]

I love it when two people I dislike go after each other. It’s a win win for me!

[Tallguy]

A little over two years ago, then-Sen. Barack Obama stormed onto the American political landscape as a breath of fresh air in a tired partisan environment.

If Cramer had been paying attention he'd have noted that Barak Obama has had the skids greased for him by both the Democrat National Committee & the Chicago Machine. He's also been the #1 or #2 rated liberal in the US Senate during his short tenure. This makes me wonder why anybody worked up about 'partisanship' could consider voting for a candidate who can't spell 'compromise.'

I don't know if Jim Cramer is a good investment advisor, but he obviously doesn't pay too much attention to politics.

[SolidWood]

Obama... well probably both.

[pnh102]

Cramer fell for the lie that Obama was a centrist and we're supposed to believe what he says about finances?

[chimera]

As you watch his incredible speeches, rich with intelligent prose and brilliant rhetoric, look past the style and to the substance.

This is unbelievable, sycophantic slobbering. What is "intelligent" or "brilliant" about Obombah? He reads from a teleprompter words written by others. To me, that means he's a nothing, no "style" other than what others make, no "substance", because when you parrot what others write for you, you have no mind of your own.

[elk]

They were looking at O’s race, not his character. It’s MLK’s dream on its head.

[mad_as_he$$]

I was laughing so hard I risked blowing beer out of my nose. For once Stewart actually had his facts right and Cramer was just “hummana hummana hummana.” That was some funny stuff. BTW I have made a lot of money doing the opposite of what Cramer says.

[WayneS]

Most viewed him as a brilliant and historic leader...

Wrong!!! SOME, maybe, but not "most".

[Toespi]

“I thought Obama to be a middle-of-the-road Democrat”

A politician from the stop-over city for the fly-over people, is a middle-of-the road democrat, not a chance.

[BunnySlippers]

“I favored Obama over McCain because I thought Obama to be a middle-of-the-road Democrat

What was Cramer smoking? Obama never came off as middle of the road.

[HereInTheHeartland]

“I thought Obama to be a middle-of-the-road Democrat, exactly the kind I have supported all my adult life.” “

He displays his lack of judgment, and shows that he is poor judge of human character.

[Edgewood Pilot]

“....He reads from a teleprompter words written by others....”

His head swings left to right like he is at a tennis match.

[carcraft]

Emerging behind the scenes was a new voice, a powerful and charismatic orator named Barack Obama.

Transilation From the sewers of Chicago politics a slick black hustler who reads a teleprompter with flourish had his image image enhanced by a fanning press emerged with Hollywood special effects and proved to be nothing more than an empty suit.