Posts Tagged ‘revolution’
Fault lines: Egypt and the financial crisis
So whose fault was the 2008 financial crisis?
According to the Democratic-appointed majority of a blue-ribbon panel appointed by Congress, blame those lax regulators and greedy bankers.
One Republican-selected dissenter says it was too long a leash for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
And three other Republican panel members insist that’s all too simplistic, and it was like ten different factors, some of which involve broad global trends. I might be somewhat convinced by their argument if I could understand it.
In any event, as Richard Nixon used to say – or at least as Tricky Dick imitators used to say that he said – let me say this about that. Actually, three “this-es.”
No one will take on Obama, and the Washington establishment, like Newt Gingrich
Fantastic: Obama would like to replicate Detroit’s foibles elsewhere
New York Times scandalized as NYPD is trained on Muslim-perpetrated violence
Detroit boldly choosing to crackdown on the innocent
South Carolina stopped Romney. For now
Cartoon: Down and out
In which I praise Mitt (but explain why I won’t vote for him)
Bernero the gambler sells Main Street for a shot at the slots
The Emergency Financial Manager law is undemocratic, but opponents need an alternative to guard against local fiscal calamities
Memo to Snyder: Don’t stop the radical reforms now!
