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Economics

Chrysler Gets to Bail 'Out' on Funds

By • May 6, 2009

What a difference a day can make. After filing bankruptcy just last week, Chrysler now won’t be required to repay nearly $7 billion in bailout dollars. That translates into taxpayers being out of the $3-plus billion in financing the Obama administration provided to the ailing automobile giant to keep operations afloat, as well as a [...]



The Prez, Geithner, Toxic Assets & A Soaring(?) Dow

By • Mar 24, 2009

President Barack Obama has essentially agreed to partner with private investors in his latest bid to rid a near trillion dollars worth of toxic assets from the books of our nation’s banks. These, of course, are the same institutions, the notorious Citigroup among them, whose greed spiraled so out of control it caused the very [...]



Obama, the Stimulus and Hope…

By • Feb 17, 2009

With a mere flick of the wrist, in signing the presented stimulus package, President Barack Obama will attempt to alleviate the world of some of the most repressive financial burdens and conditions ever known to mankind. The stimulus package will now become the law of the land, and with it comes renewed hope and spirit [...]



The Taxman Cometh

By • Feb 4, 2009

President Barack Obama is keeping his vow of governmental agency transparency, and how. Obama said the mandate for his Oval Office tenure would include change, truth and transparency; and, after overseeing the nomination withdrawal of close ally (and former Senator [D-SD]) Tom Daschle to become Secretary of Health and Human Services, the top dude made [...]



Barack's Economic 'Dream Team'

By • Nov 26, 2008

When we wish upon a star… We’re all dreamers if we actually believe even the team of NY Federal Reserve Bank Pres. Tim Geithner (Treasury Secretary), Larry Summers (head of the National Economic Council), Christina Romer (chair, Council of Economic Advisers) and New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson (slated Commerce Secretary) will actually be able to [...]



Robbing Peter to Pay Paul?

By • Nov 23, 2008

Need further proof the world we now all struggle to survive in has morphed into even more of a mind-boggling terrain to come to grips with? Consider the scene that played out this week when a trio of the wealthiest businessmen manning three of the largest companies in all the land journeyed to Washington seeking [...]



man on fire

By • Nov 17, 2008

Barack Obama has already started staffing in anticipation and recognition of his transition to power. As loyalties and experience go, undoubtedly one of the most deserving and shrewdest appointees he’s made has been that of Valerie Jarrett. The Iranian-born intellect and former daughter-in-law of legendary African-American columnist Vernon Jarrett will serve as senior adviser and [...]



No Drama Obama

By • Nov 12, 2008

Gods in Politics Now just a week into the historic election of Barack Obama as our President elect, the exhausting trek to become the face of this much troubled nation just over, and it’s already time to adjust the vision of what we see and just who we most owe homage to for it. It’s [...]



Stormy Weather & Economic Chaos

By • Oct 13, 2008

What do you do when each and every day equates to “Black Friday”? Why bother labeling it stormy Monday when Tuesdays are just as bad? It’s true, the economic meltdown that now doubles as our universal economy has morphed into a rhyme totally without reason, pillaging domestic shores and engulfing global neighborhoods alike in ways [...]



Bailout Vote Stalls & McCain Sneers

By • Sep 29, 2008

Existential lies and the Fall of the Empire. There was an old man, Who lived in a shoe; He had so many houses & cars, He didn’t know what to do. John McCain came out swinging like one blind mice caught up in Palin’s web last Friday. There he stood, the embodiment of a child-like [...]



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