Archive for May 18th, 2009


Pelosi on the ropes will she have the class to resign?

May 18, 2009
Posted by clinicalthinker @ 19:32 PM

As the days go on things seem to get worse for San Fran Nan. Will she have the class to resign on her own?
THAT IS A RESOUNDING NO!
Will she be shoved in disgrace out of her position by her own party?
According to some … could be and as far as much of the country is concerned it could not happen to a better person.
I have to say if this does occur I will be the first to give applause to the Democrats who have the guts to admit she was a mistake in the first place.

I found what Dick Morris had to say about the issue interesting to say the least.
My oh my what kind of stuff does the CIA have on her aside from she is a LIAR that they could kick to the forefront to the media. Since things are getting a little stale it would give the media who is starting to die on the vine new chum for a feeding frenzy.


Obama’s Magic Bubble Deflator

May 18, 2009
Posted by clinicalthinker @ 8:17 AM

[An audio version of this article, read by the author, is available as a free MP3 download.]

woodsIn case you’ve ever wondered what it must have been like to read Pravda, reading the American media’s treatment of the financial crisis and our wise leaders’ expert management of it all has given everyone a wonderful opportunity. For instance, check out this piece from several days ago on Politico.
If you can’t bring yourself to click on the link, I’ll give you the headline: “Obama Would Regulate New ‘Bubbles.’”

Yes, you read that right. “Bubbles” just occur spontaneously. They have no cause or explanation. We need government to identify and destroy them.

Sometimes I wish our overlords would get their stories straight. First, Alan Greenspan — whom the New York Times once described, in its typical toadying, totalitarian fashion, as “the infallible maestro of our financial system” — told us it was impossible to tell if a bubble existed at any given time. Now we have Barack Obama insisting that not only can we detect bubbles, but we can also deflate them with sufficient dispatch to prevent them from causing any serious economic disturbances.

The rest of the story …