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Flip--Flop it never stops...
It's suck-holing for bucks time.. Obama style...
The phony and chief.. slobbering all over those Big Corporation Fat Cats on Wall Street...
You gotta love it.. Oh sure, no doubt the Democrats will make the flip-flopping switch, back slide, make delirious excuses but the facts will remain...
So .. don't forget Democrats... now you love those Big Corporation Fat Cats....
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WASHINGTON A few weeks before announcing his re-election campaign, President Obama convened two dozen Wall Street executives, many of them longtime donors, in the White Houses Blue Room
The guests were asked for their thoughts on how to speed the economic recovery, then the president opened the floor for over an hour on hot issues like hedge fund regulation and the deficit.
Mr. Obama, who enraged many financial industry executives a year and a half ago by labeling them fat cats and criticizing their bonuses, followed up the meeting with phone calls to those who could not attend.
The event, organized by the Democratic National Committee, kicked off an aggressive push by Mr. Obama to win back the allegiance of one of his most vital sources of campaign cash in part by trying to convince Wall Street that his policies, far from undercutting the investor class, have helped bring banks and financial markets back to health.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/13/us/politics/13donor.html?_r=1
It's suck-holing for bucks time.. Obama style...
The phony and chief.. slobbering all over those Big Corporation Fat Cats on Wall Street...
You gotta love it.. Oh sure, no doubt the Democrats will make the flip-flopping switch, back slide, make delirious excuses but the facts will remain...
So .. don't forget Democrats... now you love those Big Corporation Fat Cats....
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WASHINGTON A few weeks before announcing his re-election campaign, President Obama convened two dozen Wall Street executives, many of them longtime donors, in the White Houses Blue Room
The guests were asked for their thoughts on how to speed the economic recovery, then the president opened the floor for over an hour on hot issues like hedge fund regulation and the deficit.
Mr. Obama, who enraged many financial industry executives a year and a half ago by labeling them fat cats and criticizing their bonuses, followed up the meeting with phone calls to those who could not attend.
The event, organized by the Democratic National Committee, kicked off an aggressive push by Mr. Obama to win back the allegiance of one of his most vital sources of campaign cash in part by trying to convince Wall Street that his policies, far from undercutting the investor class, have helped bring banks and financial markets back to health.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/13/us/politics/13donor.html?_r=1
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