George Chamberlin for President.

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Greenspan is a very smart guy who guaranteed himself a peppy economy during his post as Fed Chief, by SELLING OUT our economic future by creating the greatest credit bubble in the history of this country. He visited his cushy friend, Dubya in the White House, more frequently than any fed chief has ever visited a sitting president. Of course, it is hard to say whose nose was up whose butt during those meetings, but one of their noses was certainly brown.

And then Greenspan left his office right ON TIME when he saw the sh_t was about to hit the fan.

Then he wrote a book for which I’ll paraphrase the tile as, “None of this economic MESS is my fault. Please preserve my stellar legacy.”

Greenspan is not an American Hero. He’s a traitor.

You know whose organization had the power to stop the fraud in banks originating loans to homeowners with ZERO capability of paying them back? The Fed had the chartered power to govern that activity, but Greenspan DID NOTHING.

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That matches the style George used when he supported Greenspan on the radio.

He basically stated he was angry with people whose negative comments about Greenspan were driving down the stock market. As if that alone caused people to cash in their stocks.

Looks like he used the same type of reasoning for why the housing market dumped.

Apparently, George just doesn’t get it.

Nice find, Mark.

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That matches the style George used when he supported Greenspan on the radio.

He basically stated he was angry with people whose negative comments about Greenspan were driving down the stock market. As if that alone caused people to cash in their stocks.

Looks like he used the same type of reasoning for why the housing market dumped.

Apparently, George just doesn’t get it.

Nice find, Mark.

[svelte]

That matches the style George used when he supported Greenspan on the radio.

He basically stated he was angry with people whose negative comments about Greenspan were driving down the stock market. As if that alone caused people to cash in their stocks.

Looks like he used the same type of reasoning for why the housing market dumped.

Apparently, George just doesn’t get it.

Nice find, Mark.

[svelte]

That matches the style George used when he supported Greenspan on the radio.

He basically stated he was angry with people whose negative comments about Greenspan were driving down the stock market. As if that alone caused people to cash in their stocks.

Looks like he used the same type of reasoning for why the housing market dumped.

Apparently, George just doesn’t get it.

Nice find, Mark.

[svelte]

That matches the style George used when he supported Greenspan on the radio.

He basically stated he was angry with people whose negative comments about Greenspan were driving down the stock market. As if that alone caused people to cash in their stocks.

Looks like he used the same type of reasoning for why the housing market dumped.

Apparently, George just doesn’t get it.

Nice find, Mark.

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Of course the Vitner guy is now Director and Senior Economist at Wachovia. Worked out real for the bank. Thanks to him, WB stock is down to prices not seen since 1991. Congrats.

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Of course the Vitner guy is now Director and Senior Economist at Wachovia. Worked out real for the bank. Thanks to him, WB stock is down to prices not seen since 1991. Congrats.

[equalizer]

Of course the Vitner guy is now Director and Senior Economist at Wachovia. Worked out real for the bank. Thanks to him, WB stock is down to prices not seen since 1991. Congrats.

[equalizer]

Of course the Vitner guy is now Director and Senior Economist at Wachovia. Worked out real for the bank. Thanks to him, WB stock is down to prices not seen since 1991. Congrats.

[equalizer]

Of course the Vitner guy is now Director and Senior Economist at Wachovia. Worked out real for the bank. Thanks to him, WB stock is down to prices not seen since 1991. Congrats.

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