Goldman Sachs and Wall Street doing great

[muycurioso]

really really good, actually. King Obama gives them all they want and more. Press/Media silent. Occupy silent. All good Dems silent. And don't forget, Big Oil is doing better than ever as well.

 

[JudasIscariot]

That's the American way

 

[trysail]

...And don't forget, Big Oil is doing better than ever as well.

Not exactly.

exxon-second-quarter-profit-declines-on-lower-oil-prices.html

chevron-profit-declines-as-crude-prices-fall-with-output.html

shell-quarterly-profit-drops-20-on-nigerian-output-disruptions.html


But I have this strange feeling you're not interested in facts.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Did you mistake Emperor Obama as some kind of socialist who wanted Big Business to fail? It's like you weren't paying attention either time he ran for office.

Besides there is no reason to be upset about Wall Street doing well. We all want them to succeed. Even Occupy wants Wall Street to do well and set records. I wonder if Republicans are really so stupid they don't know that.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Did you mistake Emperor Obama as some kind of socialist who wanted Big Business to fail? It's like you weren't paying attention either time he ran for office.

Besides there is no reason to be upset about Wall Street doing well. We all want them to succeed. Even Occupy wants Wall Street to do well and set records. I wonder if Republicans are really so stupid they don't know that.

REALLY? You're dumber than I thought....

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Eine kleine Victor Davis Hanson

http://www.nationalreview.com/node/355157/print
http://pjmedia.com/victordavishanson/obama-who/?singlepage=true




Who does well in an inflation?

A: Those closest to it...

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

http://spectator.org/archives/2013/08/06/irs-union-tied-to-fec

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

In somewhat related news, so is Limbaugh and Hannity...

Thom Hartmann, appearing on CNN’s “Reliable Sources” attributed Cumulus’ decision to drop Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity mostly to a simple business decision in a radio business where it’s increasingly advantageous to own both your talent and your distribution channels. Hence, Cumulus wants its own guys in its afternoon/evening slots. In this version of the story, Media Matters’ Limbaugh boycott, in which liberals harangue anyone who advertises on the show as only liberals can, is just a ideological sugar high for a bunch of fightin’ liberals in between President Obama’s sporadic fightin’ liberal declarations.

And, like any sugar high, there’s a crash:

THOM HARTMANN: David Brock and Media Matters were leading the boycott Limbaugh crusade, which did presumably some damage to Limbaugh’s show. I can tell you it did a lot of damage to progressive talk radio, because a lot of advertisers, right across the board, said just pull me out of all talk radio. I don’t know Limbaugh’s numbers, but I do know that, on our side, progressive talk radio took a hit as a consequence.

It makes sense that, when you make advertising on talk radio treacherous for advertisers, advertisers who were inclined to the talk radio format would just hightail it outta there. When that happens, it’s not the Limbaughs or the Hannitys that bear the brunt, but the more fragile liberal talk hosts, who have never figured out how to get enough people to listen to their free product to make it profitable.

http://hotair.com/archives/2013/08/...ers-limbaugh-boycott-hurt-liberal-talk-radio/

 

[RobDownSouth]

In somewhat related news, so is Limbaugh and Hannity...


http://hotair.com/archives/2013/08/...ers-limbaugh-boycott-hurt-liberal-talk-radio/

That's right, chief, keep on spinning.
Tell us how radio networks dropping Limbaugh and Hannity is actually a victory for conservatives. A VICTORY, DAMMIT!

 

[trysail]

In other news, Goldman Sachs is still crooked.



That's nothing new; they've been crooked since the day Marcus Goldman opened for business in 1830. What is amazing is that it's taken 183 years for the rubes to figure that out.

 

[tactful]

The pits will soon be no more, or less, in the day of modern technology, second guessing will become an art, be sure to have your canvas, paints and brushes at hand.