I'm getting the feeling that the Democrats are really afraid of the Tea Party. So, the lefties are trying to create their own Tea Party on the other side as a counter balance. They are finding members in the chronic unemployed and students and pouring money into the movement. I personally don't think it will get traction in the long term because the protesters aren't personally committed. They'll lose interest unless there is enough money to pay them continually to protest.
Most of the nation has grown weary of the tea party, which is why we're hearing next to nothing about them lately.
Somebody clever got a tweet on CNBC, said they went down to the rally against Wall Street, but all they really wanted to protest was Wall Street 2.
âThe folks, who are getting free stuff, don't like the folks who are paying for the free stuff, because the folks who are paying for the free stuff, can no longer afford to pay for both the free stuff and their own stuff. And, the folks who are paying for the free stuff want the free stuff to stop. And the folks, who are getting the free stuff, want even more free stuff on top of the free stuff they're already getting. But the folks that are working hard to provide the free stuff to the folks who are getting the free stuff want the folks getting the free stuff to also work so they can earn their own stuff. Now, the people who are forcing the people who pay for the free stuff, have told the people who are receiving the free stuff, that the people who are paying for the free stuff, are being mean, prejudiced_, and racist. So, the people who are getting the free stuff have been convinced they need to hate the people who are paying for their stuff. Pretty soon we will not have any one left to provide the free stuff to the people who are getting the free stuff making all the people dependent upon the government for all their free stuff. But someday people will realize they gave up all their freedoms and liberties to get the free stuff. And that is the official fiscal economic policy we now have.â
Too bad those low rates that help fill the balance sheet holes in Too Big To Fail banks (unless they revoked FASB 157) also screw over older folks on fixed incomes who get no returns on savings anymore. But hey, somebody's got to pay for those MBS/CDO banker bonus parties.