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To: John Vosilla who wrote (1192)8/8/2007 3:56:50 AM
From: shadesRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 1718
 
Ben must protect the dollar unless a serious recession is in the cards.

Unlike most countries the mandate of our fed includes high employment eh? Certainly a short sighted politician wanting to appease the masses will give this task higher priority than other mandates of the fed eh? Like a CEO lying about stock options for the short term gain - why should Hillary or any politician care what happens 20 years after s/he leaves office? In the past as unemployment levels started rising - what political systems did that fuel? I read on many places on the internet how citizens are getting angrier and angrier about more and more basic rights being violated as fascist type laws seem to get passed.

Paulson and his strong dollar rants is a total joke. Balance the budget and stop monetizing the back end and we'll believe him

Philster has been slamming paulson hard the past few broadcasts - according to phil = paulson and his wall street buddies will sink every currency in the world to keep hold of their power and wealth - but other boys in the sandbox don't like paulsons ways - phil says paulson is one of the most pathetic liars he has ever heard about trying to "save the dollar"

I'm sure Bernake will be relieve to have a fiscal conservative from the other party in the White House after GWB is given his final fairwell

So you rule out ron paul?



To: John Vosilla who wrote (1192)8/8/2007 9:25:33 AM
From: SouthFloridaGuyRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 1718
 
I was playing around, of course, a satire of Cramer. But nonetheless, if this continues for say 3 more months, there will be major holes in the NYC economy.