“Dictators kicking out CEOs and replacing them with the “right” people is quite normal in dictatorships.
When it happens here, it tells me that we crossed the line from a socialist country last month to a communist dictatorship on this black Sunday.”
You are correct, unfortunately.
Obama also told the bank CEO-s that “bonuses are not acceptable”. This is the end of private enterprise as we know it — Obama decides how much corporate executives can make, he can replace them at will, and don’t forget the powers Obama’s treasure sec, (actually Obama) is seeking to be able to seize any private corporation at will, “to help the economy”, but the decision is theirs.
China is freer than the US is about to become.
Obama: I told bankers bonuses ‘not acceptable’
http://www.reuters.com/article/fundsFundsNews/idUSN2930480520090329
I pray I'm wrong and that businesses and people will vigorously oppose him before the intimidation sets in. If it sets in, you can kiss the whole country good bye.
The bankrupt corrupt MSM will never mind, they are already singing his praises and by tomorrow, how firm and brave he is!
0bama and his communist trailers agree with the world diehard communist who never forgave the US for the USSR collapse. They are out for revenge en masse.
China is freer than the US is about to become.
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Why not? Americans all seem to be such willing participants? Piece of cake for any dictator really. We all work and pay our taxes, no matter how high they go, just like good little girls and boys. We don’t make waves. We let the media report fake crap day after day.
“Referring to a meeting Friday at the White House with the chief executives of banks that have received U.S. government bailout funds, Obama said bankers need to show some restraint from big bonuses during the financial crisis.”
It seems that Zero may have learned a little bit about “public outrage” from the AIG mess. The article is pretty clear - these are banks that received OUR tax dollars as a bail-out - so he’s finally doing something right. For now.