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Post by judes on Jan 23, 2012 17:07:06 GMT -6
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Post by unlawflcombatnt on Jan 23, 2012 23:45:01 GMT -6
Even more telling is the intro, where Obama if fully indicted for being even worse than Bush for catering to the richest of the Bankers.
Without listening to Stockman's Moyers interview, I already agree with his general theme, as he shared it again on Dylan Ratigan's show today (Mon, Jan 23, 2012)
Even the Libertarian panelist on Dylan Ratigan gets it right, when he implies that the problem with Obama is not that Obama's a "socialist," but rather a "Corporatist" like Bush and Clinton who preceded him.
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Post by danreller on Jan 24, 2012 4:50:29 GMT -6
That was indeed an excellent interview. Thanks Judes.
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Post by jeffolie on Jan 24, 2012 10:49:04 GMT -6
Even more telling is the intro, where Obama if fully indicted for being even worse than Bush for catering to the richest of the Bankers. Without listening to Stockman's Moyers interview, I already agree with his general theme, as he shared it again on Dylan Ratigan's show today (Mon, Jan 23, 2012) Even the Libertarian panelist on Dylan Ratigan gets it right, when he implies that the problem with Obama is not that Obama's a "socialist," but rather a "Corporatist" like Bush and Clinton who preceded him. I agree. I recall hearing Ron Paul describe Obama as a corporatist once. I have described our government for more than a year now as including and led by Obama as like the 1919 to 1944 Italian styled fascists that promoted the government's support of corporations with money and immunity from laws. I posted threads and comments like this many times; nothing seems to have changed under Obama significantly different than under both the Bushs' terms. This was my expectation from early in the 2008 Democratic Party primarys when Obama promised to expand the Afghanistan war in 2008 campaign speechs. More corporatists will gain political power in the 2012 elections as Republicans win seats in the Senate, House and perhaps the Presidency. I expect more corporations will grow then with tax law, rules, regulations and lax corporate enforcement while social programs most likely will be cut in 2013 or enacted to be cut in 2013 with their impacts in 2014 reflecting the current political theme now seen in the UK and/or Spain as conservatives won there promising balanced budgets and promoting business such as corporations.
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