Democrats talk socialism but the money is mostly going to blacks to keep them on the Demoplantation. Clinton's economic advisers were right out of Reaganomics 101... in the closer elections the Democrats cannot afford to lose even a small percentage of blacks to the Republican party so they do everything they can to keep them out of the private sector. They will make welfare pay better than working eventually. As long as blacks are on welfare or working for government, they are Democrats, give them a few paychecks from a real job and they would be Republicans, they are social conservatives anyhow, it was the large black turnout that defeated Prop 8 in California that the queers are all up in arms about currently... I just don't welcome the Democrats in any way, shape or fashion. I remember the days of draconian IRS agents, Waco, retroactive taxes, the advent of AIDS [now it's flesh eating bacteria for God's sake], the destruction of the Black family, the riots, the attempted takeover of the supplement industry by Big Pharma, I witnessed it all, I want to forget it all...
Obama's economic team: All big business or political hacks or rummys from the Clinton days. You think Volker has lost his mind. He is 80 years old,much older then the senile McCain Jennifer Granholm...Gimme a break. Where is the SBA, or minority business councils....Small business is the evil empire to the Obamacrats. David Bonior (Member House of Representatives 1977-2003) Warren Buffett (Chairman and CEO, Berkshire Hathaway)-will participate via speakerphone Roel Campos (former SEC Commissioner) William Daley (Chairman of the Midwest, JP Morgan Chase; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Commerce, 1997-2000) William Donaldson (Former Chairman of the SEC 2003-2005) Roger Ferguson (President and CEO, TIAA-CREF and former Vice Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve) Jennifer Granholm (Governor, State of Michigan) Anne Mulcahy (Chairman and CEO, Xerox) Richard Parsons (Chairman of the Board, Time Warner) Penny Pritzker (CEO, Classic Residence by Hyatt) Robert Reich (University of California, Berkeley; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Labor, 1993-1997) Robert Rubin (Chairman and Director of the Executive Committee, Citigroup; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Treasury, 1995-1999) Eric Schmidt (Chairman and CEO, Google) Lawrence Summers (Harvard University; Managing Director, D.E. Shaw; Former Secretary, U.S. Dept of Treasury, 1999-2001) Laura Tyson (Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley; Former Chairman, National Economic Council, 1995-1996; Former Chairman, President's Council of Economic Advisors, 1993-1995) Antonio Villaraigosa (Mayor, City of Los Angeles) Paul Volcker (Former Chairman, U.S. Federal Reserve 1979-1987)
>>Obama`s Policies Are Not Good For The Economy >> We knew this two years ago. He still won. People tell me Clinton was good for the economy, even though all he did was create a bubble that later blew up. Mr. peanut farmer did enough to damage both the military and economy that it took Reagan 8 years to address. No doubt Hussein will again decimate the military in favor of welfare. That's what modern Democrappers do. Recent history dictates it. Big money agrees with it. The super wealthy require it.