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Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson prepare for bank bailout
Response to post #46: Imagining the grossly obese Sanders "tarred and feathered bouncing out of town on a pogo stick" is definitely not a pretty picture, but a well earned reward for his life of greed and incompetence which are republican character traits for all loccal, state and national U-T annointed puppeticians. Indeed everything that is wrong with the American economy today has been accelerated hellaciously over the last eight years due to the republican mottoes of "Greed Is Good" and “To Hell With The American People”, two mottoes that McCain should have displayed behind him everywhere he appears. But then the democrats have made it worse by allowing themselves to be duped into anointing the White House “Bailsmen” who are bailing out corrupt Wall/Main Streeters while giving them billions of taxpayer dollars as their reward instead of tarring and feathering them and forcing them all to pogo stick down the Wall/Main Street sewers into a cesspool penitentiary for betraying America.— October 19, 2008 2:29 a.m.
Mayor Sanders Reveals His Administration's Ignorance, Lack of Economic Vigilance
Response to post #6: Interesting that things have gotten so bad for San Diego that corrupt Wall/Main Streeters don't trust corrupt San Diego U-T Establishment Mayors like Sanders anymore. The worst of it is that the U-T played the biggest part of all in crashing and burning San Diego, their politics of corruption and hate are still winning unless we can continue down the road to recovery by re-electing Aguirre to end the era of destruction by Manchester, McMillan, Moores, Spanos, Davies and our corrupt judiciary. I vote for the newest generations to make the right things happen at last because it appears that they are fighting back for their own future.— October 18, 2008 1:52 a.m.
Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson prepare for bank bailout
Response to posts #35 & 37: brianwilson and JV you are both correct, it’s time to fight back harder than ever before. American Democracy is worth saving because there has never been a better way, and it’s time we ended the history of failures and corruption.— October 18, 2008 1:29 a.m.
Buffett's Bullishness Moves Today's Market. But As His San Diego Experience Shows, Buffett Is Not Always Right
Darn, no one is perfect except Bauder. Interesting how bad things have really gotten for San Diego when a corrupt Wall/Main Steet doesn't trust corrupt San Diego U-T Mayors anymore.— October 17, 2008 11:09 a.m.
Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson prepare for bank bailout
Response to post #32: Yup, especially when the purge of republicans election hasn't happened yet, and already we need to get rid of Pelosi and Reid for their Bailout of the rich and infamous that is exactly the same as business as usual selling of American taxpayers and families.— October 17, 2008 11:06 a.m.
Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson prepare for bank bailout
Response to post #30: The greatest tragedy is that both the republican and democratic parties have betrayed the future for all Americans. There is no doubt that the newest and all future generations shall pay a hellacious price for the culture of corruption and greed because Washington special interests have been allowed to commit grand larceny with impunity while all American taxpayers/families are losing because of a totally failed political system. I will vote against all republicans this time, but I know we will have to start voting against democrats again in four years, history proves it's a never-ending cycle of political corruption. Once again, all we can do now is hope and pray that our newest President, Senate and House will not sell out their integrity, ethics and honor like the Clinton and Bush eras have, but that has been a failed hope and prayer since the first democracy in Greece.— October 17, 2008 2:32 a.m.
Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson prepare for bank bailout
The more information we get on the crisis the more it becomes proven that the leaders of American Democracy and Capitalism have sacrificed all Americans on the alter of avarice. The paramount fact is that Washington is totally corrupted by Wall/Main Street and special interests that keep sucking taxpayer money and investment funds into sewers of greed. Both political parties caused the financial disasters we are experiencing, most recently during Clinton and Bush administrations, and absolutely no one in Washington can be trusted. The debates and campaign rhetoric proves continuously that we are faced with a choice from hell, replacing one corrupt party in Washington with the other corrupt party.— October 16, 2008 12:59 p.m.
Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson prepare for bank bailout
Response to post #2: Great thought, Dr. Frazier Crane shall most certainly be a far better spokesperson than anyone currently in Washington and on Wall/Main Street, except Maria Bartiromo that is. Maria knows how to ask questions and get answers, and her CNBC TV show is on in a few minutes, see ya later.— October 15, 2008 12:49 p.m.
Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson prepare for bank bailout
How about Warren Buffett, Paul Krugman and Don Bauder as economic advisors to President Obama?— October 15, 2008 12:09 p.m.
Mayor Sanders Reveals His Administration's Ignorance, Lack of Economic Vigilance
What does it take to get a criminally corrupt fool of a Mayor to resign and replace himself with Francis for the good of the people? Current events that you have been reporting continuously prove that Aguirre has not gone far enough fast enough, it's time for him to have the U-T establishment arrested and sent to Islas Los Coronados, along with the corrupt judges that have enabled the “economic calamity” in San Diego, where they can live with the rest of the rattlesnakes.— October 15, 2008 1:51 a.m.