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  • J Street Caucus Bails on Israel

    05/10/2012 10:17:41 AM PDT · by Nachum · 1 replies
    Washington Free Beacon ^ | 5/10/12 | Adam Kredo
    Nine members of Congress aligned with the far-left group J Street either abstained or voted against a House bill that would reinforce the U.S.’s commitment to the State of Israel. The United States-Israel Enhanced Security Cooperation Act of 2012 soared through the House on a vote of 411-2. That was without the help of 10 J Street stalwarts, one who voted against the bill and nine who originally voted “present.” The bi-partisan bill, which was sponsored by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, reaffirms Israel’s right to defend itself in the face of terror attacks and redoubles Congress’ support for...
  • Axelrod bails on Bill Maher

    03/13/2012 8:06:44 PM PDT · by Nachum · 63 replies
    politico ^ | 3/13/12 | KEACH HAGEY |
    <p>David Axelrod will not be appearing as a guest on “Real Time with Bill Maher,” despite reports last week that he was scheduled to do the show in the next few weeks.</p> <p>“He's not scheduled to go on at this time,” said Ben LaBolt, the press secretary for President Obama’s reelection campaign.</p>
  • TARP also bailed out foreign banks

    09/05/2010 9:07:24 AM PDT · by Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid! · 4 replies · 1+ views
    marketplace.publicradio.org ^ | August 12, 2010 | marketplace.publicradio.org
    U.S. taxpayers gave $300 billion to bail out U.S. banks, which ultimately helped rescue foreign banks in a globalized system.
  • Europe's Giant Bailout Fund Ignores The Root Of The Debt Problem And Actually Makes Things Far Worse

    05/10/2010 9:16:58 AM PDT · by george76 · 17 replies · 598+ views
    Business Insider ^ | May. 10, 2010, | Vincent Fernando,
    There will likely be a lot of thoughts to come with regard to the E.U.'s nearly $1 trillion package of bailout loans, but the most glaring issue is that, despite its enormous size and scope, Europe's new 'solution' misses the root of the Eurozone debt problem and worse yet could be amplifying it. The underlying problem behind everything is moral hazard. So why are they rewarding it like never before? The walls of fiscal and economic sovereignty are being breached. No EMU country will be allowed to default, whatever the moral hazard. Interestingly, Europe's debt crisis has thus been a...