Comments on: Paulson Warns Against Regulation Overkill
Treasury Secretary Sees "Long-Term Harm" To Economy If U.S., World Adopt Severe Regulation
- The sooner we get rid of this nightmare administration the better. You will see the majority
of the populus will agree with what I''ve stated. Whats
sad is everybody on this blog seems to forget that the Bush family were in the middle of Savings and Loan debackle. They benefited from the S&L bailout. They owned Dallas S&L and Sunshine S&L in Florida. I say good ritence to all the Bushs. It couldn''t come fast enough for me. All they''ve done is swindle, got
us in the middle of 2 wars and wreaked this economy. Goodbye G.W. go back home to Crawfordsville where you should be right now. - Reply to this comment
- Regulation overkill is this guy kidding or what.Oversight was promised when they shoved this thing thru Congress for a vote. Get F@cked paulson regulate or forget it.
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- I ask standlee5 what the heck could Obama do right now he hasn''t been sworn in yet? He can make suggestions. The Bush administration did absolutely nothing til it was too late. They chose their priorities it was as follows: The Iraq war, Tax breaks for the top 10% of this country. The Bush''s lack of response to Hurricane Katrina and Rita just showed their ineptness to the country''s needs. They turned their back on their citizens the ones especially who voted them in. But yet they are more than willing to send them off to war and put them in Harm''s Way. Wake up we are in a global depression. Get your head out of the sand.
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- I don''t see anything wrong with regulating business. They don''t need to be given free run on running amok.
Everybody seems to forgot Enron. Remember how they were trying to take advantage of the state California. I remember investors, employees and other individuals lost their incomes and retirement accts. I think it is great that CEOs,CFOs and Chairmen of the boards are getting investigated on their operational practices. I question their motives anytime when there is bonuses and common people like
myself get layoff and get nothing to show for their years of devoted work. We as common workers are told to get unemployment for our bonuses. I ask is this fair? - Reply to this comment
- Boy those markets they''''re showing tremendous confidence in our new kindergarten president elect.
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Posted by standlee5
Hey Moron,
The markets are reacting to the last, and I do mean last round of stupid policy changes brought to you by your good friends at the BUSH admistration....They are not reacting to anyone but those who are still pulling the strings.....remember stupid, one president at a time and last I looked the dynamic dum-dums are still in control.
Let me take a page from the late Tim Russert, the problem is:
PAULSON, PAULSON, PAULSON! - Reply to this comment
- Boy those markets they''re showing tremendous confidence in our new kindergarten president elect.
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- Paulson''s done a fine job considering the immensity of the situation. He''s done a helluva lot more than obbama sitting around playing with this blackberry and trying to decide on whether to get a shelter dog to appease his followers or a pedigree dog.
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- While obama plays with his blackberry... the markets crash around us. No hope of any confidence from someone who hates American capitalism and business. When a socialist becomes president it''s hard to get business to invest in the future.
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- Paulson should of warned against regulation underkill. Not the most trustworthy guy, only the insane would listen to him now.
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- Paulson is just another fox guarding the henhouse.
That''s the neocons for you!
Looting the US taxpayers while pretending to look out for us.
Ask the fox-in-chief how much he and his cronies have benefited from 8 years of looting.
Thanks Bush! Heckuva job!
Mission Accomplished! - Reply to this comment
- Has there been any intelligence in the Bush Administration.....wasn''t the intelligence missing when they told us that we had to attack Iraq.
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- I feel better...sometimes its best just to let it out.....oh wait, I think there is still alot more pinned up..............hold on.
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- can you believe this s(h)it!!!! it was the lack of regulations that were dissolved by Phil Graham that caused this freaking mess. Paulson is just cronie from Wall St doing Cheney''s work, Bush is an idiot and could never have designed such a heist, they''ve made billions upon billions off the stock market. Cheney runs all oil and stocks, Paulson is an idiot who couldn''t do s(h)it with Sache''s other than rape the 401K plans of all thier interest, thanks ..you f(u)ck(s)h(it)
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- Did anyone ask if Paulson has any off shore accounts in his wife''s, kids, mistress, boyfirend''s name? He has to be hiding it somewhere! I think he''s not telling all here.
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- Does this sound familiar????? Bush is the ventriloquist and Paulson is the DUMMY!!!!
Trying to get his few last scare tactics in before we do to him what we did to Stevens. - Reply to this comment
- Don''t think for a minute it''s an accident either- Gotcha!
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- The punch line is though that there will be nothing left to regulate so there-
I''d say watch for a fire sale on all U.S. assets.
Sell your positions now and buy your stocks back for wooden nickles soon if you have any.
Bush still has a few days and they are not going to let them go to waste- what a perfect gift for the incoming administration full scale depression and panic. - Reply to this comment
- If the rice burners are piling up and bush and palsun find this out they will sell the shipping ports to China.
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- Can anyone get this man the hell out of washington the man is nuts
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- Paulson has lost his mind they need to remove him from his job now and hurry.
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