6 thoughts on “It’s Almost Like They Want To Wreck The Economy”

  1. the bill specifies that the “fair” employment test shall apply to “financial institutions, investment banking firms, mortgage banking firms, asset management firms, brokers, dealers, financial services entities, underwriters, accountants, investment consultants and providers of legal services.”

    “This is a nice accounting firm you got here, mister. It would be a shame if something happened to it. ‘noticed you don’t have a lotta dames workin’ the joint…”

    Never let a crisis go to waste.

  2. This is why I was appalled when Scott Brown voted for cloture on this monstrosity. I wrote him (well, his staff) a very cross letter pointing out this is hardly what I had in mind when I lent him support for his election, and promising there would be no support this fall if he voted for it.

    There! That sure showed him, huh? Ha ha. But on the other hand, he does seem to have reconsidered his position somewhat. Maybe he heard from a lot of people on this. He is probably counting on similar out-of-state support for his election prospects this fall, so if you sent him money before, don’t hesitate to write.

  3. God, I hope the republicans take back the House and Senate. I also hope they have the balls to repeal a lot of this crap.

  4. I may be wrong, but I think you need a presidential signature on the bills that attempt to repeal the awful legislation passed so far during his administration.

    While the republicans may take back both legislative branches, they may still fall far short of the numbers necessary to override a veto.

  5. Rand, you keep saying things like “almost” and “perhaps.” These thugs have shown their hands and hearts and intentions long ago, and the time for giving them the benefit of the doubt is _so_ gone. It’s deliberate. It’s calculated. It’s premeditated and it’s evil. Accept that because we need to gear up to fight this crap. No more doubt. It’s them or us. Simple as that.

  6. Don’t worry, they’re only going to wreck the US economy. They’re going to do wonders for the economies of the countries where many US financial firms will relocate.

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