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Sat Jun 7th 2008
11:27 AM | Topic: This global warning debate and cap and trade is "whacked out" | artstone
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Sat Jun 7th 2008
11:46 AM | Topic: I heard that cap and trade is going to cost $45 billion or more - that's a lot for each polar bear | artstone
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Sat Jun 7th 2008
12:42 PM | Topic: "Cap and Trade", "Command And Control" or "Central Planning". Sounds like something out of the old SOVIET UNION, and NOT from the UNITED STATES of AMERICA! | gwilhelm56
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Sat Jun 28th 2008
10:58 AM | Conversation: When you start hearing about 5 year plans, be very worried. | artstone
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Sat Oct 4th 2008
11:41 AM | === Response ===
Conversation: The $700 billion bailout is a "5 year plan" | artstone
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Sat Oct 4th 2008
11:26 AM | Comment: Larry defends the "Stop calling it a trillion dollar election year bailout"
John "I'll stop all pork" McCain plummets in the election polls. Read my lips, no more pork. | artstone
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Sat Oct 4th 2008
11:39 AM | Comment: Caller: "Everybody is selling stocks, nobody is buying".
Bzzzzt.... every stock sale has a buyer and a seller. | artstone
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Sat Oct 11th 2008
10:44 AM | Topic: Larry believes Paulson is doing the right thing and planting "mustard seeds" of recovery. Critiquing McCain's economic proposals. Lambasting is a better word. |
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Sat Oct 11th 2008
11:32 AM | === Response ===
Conversation: Kudlow has fully drunk the "It's an emergency, we have to kill capitalism to save it" koolaid from Paulson... that the Federal Reserve and Treasury should pick the winners and losers rather than the marketplace. It was the Bear Sterns bailout that caused the rush for handouts, and the ban on short selling only accellerated the process. | artstone
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Sat Oct 11th 2008
11:33 AM | === Response ===
Conversation: While I"m on my soapbox, if we have banks that are "too big to fail", the obvious answer is you better break them up into smaller banks before they fail - rather than consolidating them into fewer and fewer bigger banks. | artstone
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Thank you for your support - Signed, The Evil Micromanager.