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[Opinionator] Whose Recession Is It, Anyway? - Opinionator Blog - NYTimes.com: He inherited this economy, housing crisis and banking crisis from his own Democrats who controlled congress for three years completely and five years in the House of Representatives with a dead even split in the senate that actually worked out better for Dems with senators like Specter. This whole inherit thing was overblown and basically it does not take a genius to know the blame needs to be equally shared by anyone in office including those in the majority whom owned congress and the budget DEMOCRATS!

[Cultural Gadfly] The Turn of the Tide? - Cultural Gadfly: A CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Friday morning indicates that 38 percent of the public blames Republicans for the country’s current economic problems. That’s down 15 points from May, when 53 percent blamed the GOP.

[Black & Right] Obama: The Kenyan Republican | Black & Right: Teams of reporters were dispatched to Alaska for any clue as to where Sarah Palin's pedicurist dumped the toenail clippings, but when it came to Barack Obama, all he needed do was slam the door shut on any details into his past and the .Of course, that immediately sent the wrong signals to Wall Street and the economy continued to plummet.

[POLITICO Top Stories] Auto bailout still a sore spot for GOP - Kendra Marr - POLITICO.com: John Mcain was Trade Committee chairman when he okeyed the sale of Welmington (Ohio) Fedex airport to DHL which eventually shut down the airport a year later with no regard to over 60,000 residents dependent on its operations. I have been frequenting Welmington since last year July.

[News] Sec. Geithner defends his job, blames economic woes on Bush ...: It wasn't until the dems took over in 06 that the committee (now chaired by Barny Frank and composed completely of Democrats) began letting Fannie and Freddie run amuck. Frank, Maxine Watters, Chris Dodd and others all took 6 figure contributions from PACS representing the likes of Fannie and Freddie and even when 8 senate republicans addressed the committee in 2007 about arising problems, the Dems basically told them to sit down and shut up..

[COMMENTARY] HERE ARE 5 REASONS WHY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS A JOKE! - COMMENTARY -: I don't want to hear how Bush kept the country safe for all the years after 911, we need to remember that the greatest terror attack in history, happened under Bush's watch. Republicans used FEAR during the election to try to prove that President Obama was an extremist/socialist/non-American Muslim who had no experience to run the country. Now Republicans are using FEAR to shoot down health care reforms by scaring people with their propaganda concerning the issues of abortion and death panels. Republicans state that we can't afford health reform in these tough economic times.

[POLITICO Top Stories] Obama approval dips below 50 - Josh Gerstein - POLITICO.com: Other countries, decidedly socialist to various degrees, are laughing because even they have recognized that America is drowning itself in debt when even they are cutting back in spending. At the very least they are looking to help industry and commerce, rather than tax and cripple it.

[Big Government] Big Government » Blog Archive » Geithner: Economy Is Better By Any ...: We are all going to have to get together here to invent some new words and phrases to describe the corrupt chicanery these traitors are forcing on the American people. Evil, revulsive, corrupt, incompetent, idiotic, moronic, imbecilic, seditious, traitorous, repulsive, cancerous and America hating just don't have the effect they used to have.

[BNET Blogs] Geithner's Not Going | BNET Financial Services Blog | BNET: Geithner’s problems - but also ironically the reason he was tapped by President Obama for the job - stem from actions he took before he was treasury secretary. As president of the New York Federal Reserve in 2008, he was responsible for the $183 billion bailout of insurance giant AIG, and subsequently its creditors, with taxpayer money funneled through AIG.

[BuzzFlash.org - Progressive News and Commentary with an Attitude | Fight Ignorance: Read BuzzFlash] Dave Lindorff: Obama Must Toss the Bums in Treasury Out, End the ...: Having surrounded himself with the very Wall Street con men who set up the crooked game that led to the current financial crisis and economic collapse, and finding that the lousy advice they have been giving him since last January has left the country still mired in deepening economic decline, with the banks still not lending and unemployment still mounting, and with growing signs that instead of bottoming out and starting to recover, the economy is threatening to fall a second time, to new lows and higher unemployment, Obama has turned to the same rotten advisors for answers.

[Blog-o-nomics] Orlando Sentinel - Statewide jobless rate at 11.2 percent by Jim ...: Interesting thing I saw yesterday from Richard Florida--if by 'interesting' one takes to mean depressing, even despairing when paired with Aaron Deslatte's piece on how the folks in Tally are fixing to pick up their still-bloody gummint-shrinkin'

[Swampland] Republican-not - Swampland - TIME.com: The Democratic response was to note that (1) Bush's "sky is falling" claims about Social Security were grossly exaggerated, (2) the proposed solution would have put millions of Americans' retirement resources at risk (a pretty good call, as it turned out) for the benefit of Wall Streeters, and (3) we needed to consider alternatives like increased contributions by the upper-income folks, most of whose income is exempt. The GOP was uninterested in taxing its own, so its response to a call for alternatives became "My way or nothing." Doing nothing turned out to be the wiser alternative.

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