Money Thanks, World!
posted by September 18 at 10:24 AM
onFor bailing us out!
… the Federal Reserve announced that the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan, the Swiss National Bank, the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England would all provide extra funding in short-term US dollar markets. The Fed is lending other central banks dollars so that they can pump extra liquidity into markets in Europe, Asia and North America.
And thanks, George—for nothing!
President Bush attempted to ease America’s fears over the economy in a set-piece speech that was short on specifics.
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George Walker Bush: what a dick...
Wouldn't you just be stunned if W came out with this well-thought out, kickass speech with a great plan to address the situation in the short-term and re-vamp the regulatory system longer-term? I would probably drop dead of shock. So, in a way, I guess I’m saying that I’m glad that he’s a total fucking moron.
We need to make room for Bush on this list:
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/worstpresidents/
He ought to rank lower than Hoover, a do-nothing president, and maybe tie with Grant who was incompetent if well-meaning. I'm reluctant to categorize Bush with slavery defenders, who fill the very bottom of that list.
He's already doing the best thing he could possibly be doing by leaving office. What more do you want?
Is George Bush still president? Really? I had no idea....
Bush doesn't have a clue what the hell is going on, and I doubt he's even being briefed at this point. The bankers are running the show. Which, considering, is a good thing.
Jubilation must be thrilled, though, now that the Federal Reserve sponsors his favorite football team....
if the japanese, the canucks, and the europeans are taking this action, things are worse than we thought. they have to be pissing themselves at the thought of an american economic collapse.
Thank fucking christ!
Bush on the economy:Quaaack, quack, quack, quack, quack, ow! My foot hurts.
Bush on any other issue:see above.
I was just thinking about how our economy is starting to resemble bush's failed business ventures....
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