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This will be done later today but he's got it backwards. Obama, who is ineligible should be the one that Rand Paul should be introducing legislation to get him removed instead of Geithner who is a blatant liar like Obama. Geithner along with Obama had this planned in order to bring the nations prestigous credit rating down and raise interest rates on all Americans. They are what you call domestic enemies of the state. It's true. I am sure Rand Paul discussed this with his father before making this decision. I think its a great move but in essense, he is going after the wrong guy. Again, it should be Obama.
Obama admin under attack: Rand Paul files for key resignation
In April, Treasury Secretary Geithner had said there was "absolutely" no chance the U.S. credit rating would be downgraded by Standard and Poor's, but a downgrade did take place last week, causing further uncertainty in the financial sector.
The economy is in death throes right now, and [Obama] can't accept any blame or responsibility for it," Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said tonight on "Hannity" on the Fox News Channel. "I'm gonna introduce legislation tomorrow that will call for the resignation of Timothy Geithner."
"The stock market has basically given a vote of no confidence to this president," Paul continued. "It really says that everything they're doing is not working. Everything has gotten worse. Unemployment's gotten worse. Gas prices have doubled. The economy is growing, if at all, at a very anemic pace. We're not gonna get out of this until we get a business-friendly administration."
Obama admin under attack: Rand Paul files for key resignation
In April, Treasury Secretary Geithner had said there was "absolutely" no chance the U.S. credit rating would be downgraded by Standard and Poor's, but a downgrade did take place last week, causing further uncertainty in the financial sector.
The economy is in death throes right now, and [Obama] can't accept any blame or responsibility for it," Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said tonight on "Hannity" on the Fox News Channel. "I'm gonna introduce legislation tomorrow that will call for the resignation of Timothy Geithner."
"The stock market has basically given a vote of no confidence to this president," Paul continued. "It really says that everything they're doing is not working. Everything has gotten worse. Unemployment's gotten worse. Gas prices have doubled. The economy is growing, if at all, at a very anemic pace. We're not gonna get out of this until we get a business-friendly administration."