Mention this to Alan Colmbes. He can spin this person out of the circle too. Every time Sean brings up a name and shady business deal, Alan spins and spins it.
"With The Best Of Intentions"
Children, what is the road to Hell paved with?
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I offer this instead:
Obama Overprotective Press Surrogates (OOPS)
Please post all your connections re this vile creature from hell and her elite liberal family members.
Thanks
I smell another McCain in the works!
If this is your original work, way to go.
That bank shut down in 2001 so it’s not really relevant to the situation today. Harold Raines is a better angle of attack in my opinion.
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Here’s another thing people should consider. If Hussein becomes President, his term will be mired in legal proceedings and investigations. It’s going to be Clinton all over again.
Thank you for putting this altogether and writing about Ponzi Penny.
Among the many scandals available for picking in this mess- one of the most dangerous is the lack of above-the-fold coverage in our major newspapers or tv about how we got here and by whom we were led.
The comparison with Enron is unavoidable. Corporate greed and corruption was front and center- covered relentlessly by the cables, The NYT, WaPo and the rest. Within a day we heard names being named- investigative pieces written and plenty of rhetoric spewed.
Consider the amounts of $ involved in this is many times greater than Enron- and is affecting the entire country and world. And yet...do we hear names like Pritzker, Gorelick, Johnson, Raines, Frank and Dodd anywhere but on the right?
Thanks very much for your work, post, links. BTTT!
My wife was the French tutor for Penny’s mom or aunt in Chicago, way back. Really big rocks on her fingers.
But yes, the Pritzkers did destroy Superior Bank, and while they made some kind of gesture (to make things right), there were still many peole who were left holding the bag. A reporter hanging around Chicago for a few days could get a real earful.
It would be worth checking to see if Obama at ACORN was sueing Superior, that would be funny.
From the article linked above...
“[Ed. note: it is presence of FDIC itself that allows unsound banks to offer high interest rates like this.] In the three months just before the bank was closed, there was a surge of $9.6 million in uninsured deposits.]”
Isn’t it great that this scam was cleared up by the $enator$ yesterday by raising FDIC insured deposits to $250,000? /sarcasm