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To: Nachum
The companies should all agree to boycott Waxman, even if he files a subpoena against them. To appear before Waxman is a lose-lose situation for them, but if they all agree to not appear before him, his impotence and arrogance are for all to see.

If he decided, and he would, to be a dork about it, then these companies could all simultaneously release statements that would guarantee their stockholders would drop their share prices by 10% or more in a day. And then, they could point their finger at Waxman as the party responsible for "crashing the stock market."

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23 posted on 03/28/2010 11:30:00 AM PDT by yefragetuwrabrumuy
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To: yefragetuwrabrumuy
I showed a picture of waxman to two of my Gran daughters.They were scared and asked me if he was a perv.[Short kid speak of pervert].
I said I did not think so but was not sure.I explained to them that this man was one of many attempting to decide a major part of their future.
One Grand daughter asked why should an old man be involved so much.
The other Grand daughter made a nasty comment on his looks,to which I replied that was not very nice,but I believe his Mother still dresses him,as I assume they cohabited.[Could be wrong].
They fortunately are very smart for their age and know the difference between Dems and Repubs.
I sort of lied to them,and said,most Dems look like that.
They had to all sleep in the bed wit Granny that night,while I slept on the couch.It was worth it!
48 posted on 03/28/2010 4:24:55 PM PDT by xarmydog
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