Posted on 01/22/2010 8:11:16 AM PST by AniGrrl
I apologize, my excerpt didn’t come out quite right. Grrr.
Uh, I think Obama got his ass kicked in Massachusetts and is trying to change the subject. Denniger is wrong. Perhaps Denniger would like Obama to look through HIS checkbook and determine whether Denniger is spending HIS OWN MONEY in the way Obama approves.
I bet Karl would not like that.
Volcker’s support does not impress me....what this proposal is amounts to the government determining what the private sector can invest in. The bailouts were wrong, and so is this proposal.
I only agree that any bank that engages in risky investments should either lose its government insurance or pay a much higher premium. More government regulation is exactly what we do not need.
If by “finally wake up” you mean “saw the mob with the pitchforks and torches coming at him and took off running” then yes, he woke up. But he is incapable of doing anything about it that will do any good. He is trying like hell to change the subject.
Perhaps he should get his banks Fannie/Freddie reformed before he takes over the private banks. This should be fought, banks are private enterprises...er...were.
Pray for America’s Freedom
What he says and what he will do are two different things.
I’ve been checking dailykos for a few days (while holding my nose, the stench there is overwhelming) and these people are just absolutely livid. They want him to swing to the left in a big way and they want it now. Those people are his base. He’s not going to lose them moreso because he’s not going to score any points with us anyway.
I like Karl’s thinking. I don’t know how he and Zero can come to the same conclusion, but I’m not inclined to look this gift horse in the mouth.
NObama was born in denial.
He was raised in denial.
He has lived his live as a “community Organizer” in denial.
He got into a land deal with Rezko while in great denial.
He ran for President while in denial.
He is “leading’ our country while perfecting his particular state of denial.
He will die-—all the while denying that it could ever happen to him.
The world has global overproduction. Overproduction is something that is forbidden to be studied in Business Schools. Overproduction means too many factories, too many homes, too many ships, too many office buildings.
Whenever you have overproduction and overcapacity, you get deflation. Prices fall. Factories close. Office buildings vacated.
In this manner you get capitalism’s “Creative destruction.” All of the marginal businesses fail.
Recessions clean out the inefficient businesses. Without recessions, you grow too inefficient over time.
Plus, the Baby Boomers are hitting Retirement Age. Between 2007 and 2025, you’ve got 77 million Boomers retiring.
That’s a massive shrinkage in our educated workforce.
Changing banking regulations isn’t going to change the age of those Baby Boomers!
It’s the business cycle. Booms. Then busts. Governments can delay the busts, but eventually you’ve got to have a naturally down-cycle for the economy.
Trying to eliminate the “busts” is a fool’s errand. That only prolongs the agony and pushes off the eventual recovery.
See Japan circa 1989 to 2010.
"Never let a good crisis go to waste ..."
Taquiya, Obama-style.
The Soviets probably had several of these individuals groomed, and Barry Soetero is the one that got there.
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BIG was not the problem, meddling in market forces by dems in Congress was. These so called BIG companies were forced under penalty of law to make loans to people who they knew could not re-pay. The house of cards finally fell when Freddie and Fannie, both controlled by dems, were so over filled with bad loans that they could not sell them off over seas any more.................The sewer backed up and the toilet overflowed.................
In order to get his agenda through Zer0 needs a villain. Before it was the GOP, everyone knows the GOP was shut out of anything but they were still obstructing. Now all the sudden its the banks for taking TARP money. THEY WERE FORCED TO TAKE IT AND THEY PAID IT BACK!!! If you recall even the solvent banks had to take TARP because we didn't want investors to know which were the weak banks. If they all took TARP then they all appeared troubled.
Don't let Soetoro's soothing talk lull you back to sleep, he hasn't dropped the agenda, he's just trying a new tactic.
The sneaky bastard (and he is one) is intent on doing the opposite of what he says.
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