Thursday, September 25, 2008

Dems Fiddle While We Burn


I wish I could have been there to see the bloated butt pirate, Barney Frank, throw a hissy fit and storm out of the emergency bailout meetings today, all the while fiddling as the world around him was burning. I can just see him all teared up, spitting and sputtering through his lispy tirade, pleading for "The One" to come to his rescue and make the evil Republicans agree to whatever Butt Buddy Barney wanted that would protect his friends and his own obvious corruption. Frank, Obama, Dodd, etc. are all neck deep in the crap that was brought upon us by the Clinton administration, their liberal policies, and the Clintonistas that took over Fanny May and Freddie Mac. Those same Clintonistas cooked the books in order to take lucrative bonuses and then turned around and donated millions of dollars to Demoncrats. To be fair, smaller amounts of money were also given to Republicans, but far less. These corrupt and now rich, clintonites now, coincidentally work for the Obamassiah's campaign.

Basically, The Clinton policy of trying to give anyone and everyone a house and then tell banks to cross their fingers and hope they'd be paid back, obviously was destined to fail. Now, the country is burning and these corrupt dirt bags are fiddling. The Dems are in no hurry to make a deal. They would much rather see the country blown up financially if it means that they can cry and moan and point their filthy fingers at Republicans - namely, Bush and McCain. The fact is, They're extremely culpable, more so than the Bush administration or Republicans.

Now, as McCain calls for swift action and to get it done before anything else, Obamassiah proves once again that he'd much rather demonstrate his fiddling ability than do his senatorial job and try to help the country. The man is a JOKE! Keep in mind; he is the most liberal member of the lowest rated Senate in history. On top of that, he is the most inexperienced candidate in history. God help us!

So, enjoy the music while it lasts. Even the fiddles may be repo'd soon.

22 comments:

Anonymous said...

I love the music. It sounds like the neokooks (aka Scud's) swan song.

Anonymous said...

I, for one, am thrilled to let John McCain handle the financial crisis the country's in. He does have a great deal of on the job experience with problems of this type. Hands on experience acquired during his involvement in the Lincoln Savings and Loan scandal. He did a superb job then, as a member of the Keating Five. And nothing he's said or done recently, would lead one to expect anything different from him this time.

Anonymous said...

Scud, to highlight the damage drug abuse does to the human brain. I direct people here to read your posts.

scud said...

And if they're friends of yours, I assume they can only look at the "pichers", and they aint much none good fer werds, right?

moron.

Anonymous said...

You're right, my friends did like looking at the "pichers". But thanks to you, that's now a pleasure they will be forever denied. After one good look at your "picher", only those with a strong stomach will ever risk looking at any photo again.

By the way, attacking the way Sarah Palin talks is uncalled for.

Anonymous said...

Scud: Great overview of the financial crisis and the Klintons' role in destroying America. You forgot to mention "blow job" but otherwise it was top-notch. Here's what I don't understand: How did Klinton diabolically cause new home sales to peak six years into the Bush administration? Our Leader's detractors will claim that he had ample time to undo Klintonian policy and right the ship. I say he was distracted when Klinton orchestrated 9-11 with controlled implosions.

Anonymous said...

This might be the first time I ever saw "Bush" and "regulatory oversight" in the same sentence. I'm not sure what you're talking about, but in 2002 Bush had a sky high approval rating and his party controlled Congress. If he couldn't "get it done" it's because he didn't want to. In 2002, the President did pass a law that enforced new accounting standards in the wake of the Enron collapse. The SEC chairman said it would only result in a further decline in investor confidence. He was right. Money starting chasing real estate.

Bush did demonstrate his disdain for regulatory oversight on Wall Street when he cut the SEC's budget. For the last six years the agency relied heavily on voluntary oversight. Hmmm I wonder how this turned out? His appointment to head the agency called the plan "fundamentally flawed from the beginning." Christopher Cox said, "The last six months have made it abundantly clear that voluntary regulation does not work." Now there's a shocker...

Anonymous said...

In the reality-based world, we prefer data to gut instinct. Using major economic indicators, let's compare the results of eight years of Democratic leadership with eight years of Republican stewardship. Are you better off now than you were eight years ago?

Anonymous said...

Wikipedia Jeff from Planet IT strikes again doing his usual crayfish dance. Walk backwards and muddy the waters with useless trivia and stories that go nowhere.

Thank God he lives in a "reality-based world". I was really worried there for a minute.

Anonymous said...

Anonymous didn't click the link but he should have moused over it as to not make a fool of himself. It's Portfolio's economics blog, not wikipedia. Personally, I like wikipedia but conservapedia is probably more his style. On that site, the merits of scientific theories are weighed in accordance to the percentage of people who claim to "believe" them in public opinion polls.

scud said...

Thanks Jeffy, you're truly precious! You're so predictable! I knew that you couldn't resist the trap to spew your leftist spin and enlighten us on all things economic from the far left propaganda room. You are truly hilarious! Thank you!

And by the way, partial truth and intentional omission of fact, doesn't make anything you said, 100% true. The fact is, Even though there is plenty of blame to be shared between everybody - consumers, banks, wall street, congress, the administration, etc, the irresponsible socialist Dems have there greasy palms all over this mess, more so than anyone else. Deal with it.

Anonymous said...

It appears the strain of protecting the country and indeed the world from the Demoncrats, is starting to wear on Brother Scud's already fragile mental state. The really troubling aspect of his distress has manifested itself in his fascination with deviant sexual behavior. This preoccupation, with the unnatural, has become quite commonplace in his latest sermons. Why, in just the last couple weeks alone, his familiarity with and use of terms like, "butt pirate, butt buddy and autoerotic asphyxia" are enough to raise red flags of warning. Still if that, along with his apparent crush on Barney Frank, isn't enough to concern you. There's also this. His imaginary, richly detailed story about a sexual encounter between a presidential candidate and group of young kindergarten children. To my knowledge, his first public foray into what can only be described as child porn. And the kind of activity that could get a person's name added to a Sexual Predators list.

scud said...

Typical lefty; devoid of imagination, humor, and logic. Thanks for your contribution.

Anonymous said...

Scud's been hangin' out at the airport again.

Anonymous said...

777 points down, Rome burns, Congress fiddles and fingerpoints.

Pelosi supports the bill, then trashes Bush. Our government is so dysfunctional, and broken, where does one even start....

scud said...

A start would be to never, ever vote for any one with a "D" behind their name. They truly are going to be the demise of this country. We're seeing the beginning of the end right now.

Anonymous said...

I don't care why it failed as long as it failed. These institutions were not regulated like banks so they should not be bailed out like banks. I have a lot of respect for Bernanke and Paulson but what makes them think they can properly price this crap when the market can't? And even if they stabilize the paper what do we do two years from now when the housing market finally hits bottom. There's still a lot of glut and many more jingle letters are yet to be mailed.

And wouldn't it be better to put equity in banks to correct the solvency crisis? It would be cheaper as a fraction of equity supports many times that in assets. Some warn against inaction; I fear the wrong action.

scud said...

Jeff,
It's hard to believe it, but I have to agree with you.
Cheers!

Anonymous said...

You just don't get it, Jeff. The Decider wanted it done his way, so that's the only approach real patriotic Americans should embrace. Why do you continue to hate the troops, and promote homosexuality??????

Anonymous said...

For the last 7 years, whenever George W Hoover said shit, the Rep. Congress would squat on mass. Now when he needs them most to help salvage his dubious legacy. They're won't even give him the time of day. A perfect example of rats deserting a sinking ship.

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