The Obama run-for-cover up
Investigation of Bush policies with Nancy Pelosi claiming she knew nothing, leading the chorus of Democrats who sat on all those committees and have been in charge since 2006, is a cover for today's stories on the business pages. Here's what the headlines were in today's WSJ, the most liberal newspaper in the country (the news, not the opinions):- 1) Health plans lose members to layoffs.
2) Newscorp may sideline MySpace founders.
3) GM plants to close much of summer.
4) Slump for freight handlers.
5) VW net tumbles 74% on global slump.
6) GE braced for storm.
7) Boeing cuts outlook.
8) Ebay profit falls 22%.
9) Employers making cuts.
10) Glaxo profit falls.
11) Altria Group falls 77% (cigarette sales down)
12) FDA expands access to morning after pill to 17 year olds (actually that's good needs for investors, because that increases the market)
13) Sports museum goes bankrupt--items now in control of U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
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And now he's taken over the credit card companies. Oh joy.
What petty dictator will Obama let make an idiot out of him next.
At least the Mexican President did not make an idiot out of him in Mexico, he did that all by himself.
Perhaps we should send Michelle Obama to meet with other leaders, as it is obvious that Barak does not wear the pants in that family.
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