Please back up your statements about Bush getting more money from Wall
Street than the Dems. I doubt that very much.
Clinton and the Dems supported Enron - krugman was an advisor to them -
while Bush prosecuted them. That is all I need to know on that one.
Not the same as actually being there to see for yourself. Like that
children's game of telephone where you pass around the rumor. That is
what you are citing.
never said you did. You were the one who claimed "we" got rid of him.
If you never voted for either of them then why are you making that
statement. Obviously you were not one of the "we" so another lie but
what else to expect.
You also did not bother to check the list of contributors or you would
have known the difference. You are just assuming what the list would be
- and you should know what "A-S-S-U-M-E" stands for since it fits you
very well.
studio wrote:
On Feb 5, 4:29 pm, dick thompson <[email protected]> wrote:
Since I was there every day for years, I would say you are the one who
is trying to guess what Wall Street is like.
I have friends who worked there I talk to.
Love your use of "we got rid of him";
the "we" would not include you since you drink deep from the poisonous
KoolAid of the Dems who supported him. Lautenberg, also from NJ, is
just as bad.
Sorry to burst your bubble, I never voted for either of them.
Go back and check the list of major contributors to Zero.
I'm sure it's just as impressive as Bush Jr.'s contributors.
Your problem is that you this idea that Wall Street is some monolithic
Republican bastion. It has not been for decades. Almost all the major
players were stone Dems.
Seems to me that Bush Jr. didn't care. While he was in power, they
were giving to him more-so than any Democrats.
Add to that the lax regulations and consumer protections he didn't put
on Wall Street.
Maybe he trying to bribe them the same way he did others...I don't
know.
Just follow his advice; 'we have everything under control, just go
shopping'.
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