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truedelphi Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Mar-22-09 07:40 PM
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114. Wish Iknew. It could be that Obama seems a lot more progressive than he is
Edited on Sun Mar-22-09 07:40 PM by truedelphi
He's just another pleasant, calm and centered rich guy happy to look out for his class of people's well being before he will tackle worrying about us little people. (Even though he came from our side of the tracks.)

There seems to be a big huge difference between Obama and FDR.

And here it is in a nut shell:
FDR is known for the following quote: "Government by organized money is just as dangerous as government by organized mob" -- Madison Square Garden Fall of 1936.

FDR did throw a great deal of money at recovery but he DID NOT throw those sums of money irresponsibly.

Obama has indeed sided with Organized Money. He is aiding and abetting the Goldman/Sachs and AIG capitalists. We are now handing over the last penny held on Main Street to the bankers on Wall Street. And this will probably result in little in the way of a TRUE economic recovery, but instead more of a stagflation situation like Japan found itself in more than a decade ago.

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