Posted on 02/20/2009 11:56:17 AM PST by cleveland gop
Welcome to the TGIF edition of the Sean Hannity Show Live Thread!!!!
So another week has come and gone and what have we learned???
Every day that passes more and more people are now realizing how bad this so called stimulus package is. The CPI this week shows a 3.1% increase in goods but the experts seen to think inflation is not a immediate concern.
I'd like to get Rick Santelli's view on that.....
Today's guest, Sen. Jim DeMint
Call Sean today (800)941-7326(sean)
When Mark Haynes gets that look on his face it is pretty funny!!!!
And Erin Burnett is a hottie, no matter how stupid she is.
KIND OF LIKE ALEXIS GLICK IS!!!!
Writing a gigantic check 4 times a year really makes you take notice.
The important part was the election on the next day
Ya think???
Come one Sean stop yacking!
Let DeMint talk.
I get your drift...
Sure fine - move to another thread and don’t tell me - I know when I’m not wanted
Yeah, I like Neil Cavuto, but he’s the only one...
That Censorship Doctrine and its companion, Localism (talk only about drain blockage and sewer backups) will kill our country if allowed to go through...
Dang... and I left links on the other thread, oh well.
This thread needs some music:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-L0NpaErkk&feature=related
OT: See how fast I got that NYU protest broken up, just found out this a.m.. /kidding... cough*
Short of any conservative justices or Kennedy retiring I don’t think it stands a chance in front of the Supremes.
But yes if it passes I think there will rioting.
It still makes me nauseous how many times I heard it.
Well, the mods have finally settled the dueling threads issue. Looks like I’ll park it here.
GM shares hit a low of $1.52 in early afternoon trading, before rebounding somewhat to close down 23 cents, or 11.5 percent, at $1.77. The low matched a record set on July 26, 1934, according to the Center for Research in Security Prices at the University of Chicago.
The price is adjusted for splits and other changes.
The Detroit-based automaker's shares have been battered over the past year by worries about the viability of the U.S. auto industry and plunging sales stemming from the industrywide drop in demand for new vehicles.
GM shares were worth $3.50 just a month ago and $25.54 a year ago.
On Tuesday, GM said it would need a total of $30 billion in federal aid in order to avoid filing for bankruptcy protection, up from a previous estimate of $18 billion and including $13.4 billion it has already received. It also said it would need to cut 47,000 jobs worldwide and close five more U.S. factories.
Analysts have said that regardless of whether the automaker receives additional government help or ultimately files for bankruptcy protection, its shares are close to worthless
Joseph C. Amaturo of Buckingham Research Group said Thursday that a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing at the automaker would be in the best interest of everyone, especially the American taxpayer.
In a note to investors, he backed his "Underperform" rating for the GM and cut his price target to $0 from $1.
Amaturo called GM's restructuring plan "worthless" because it doesn't reduce the company's debt, eliminate its legacy costs or make its labor agreements more competitive.
Also on Friday, GM's Swedish-based subsidiary Saab went into court protection from creditors so that the unit can be spun off or sold.
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UAW kills the goose that lays the diamond encrusted golden eggs.
Darn we didn’t get to hear the moonbat girl.
Sean better get some different schtick — the moonbats are starting to twig to him.
Drug Dealer!
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