Obama says 18 billion in Wall St Bonuses last year were "outrageous",
what a man of courage for pointing out the obvious. He says he'll
have a "conversation" with em about it. That'll teach em a thing or
two.

On Jan 29, 4:15*pm, Frogwatch wrote:
Obama says 18 billion in Wall St Bonuses last year were "outrageous",
what a man of courage for pointing out the obvious. *He says he'll
have a "conversation" with em about it. *That'll teach em a thing or
two.

How would you start, by killing them all?
Open dialogue is a good thing. It beats the hell out of being
secretive about everything you are doing, like Bush/Cheney!

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On Jan 29, 4:15 pm, Frogwatch wrote:
Obama says 18 billion in Wall St Bonuses last year were "outrageous",
what a man of courage for pointing out the obvious. He says he'll
have a "conversation" with em about it. That'll teach em a thing or
two.

How would you start, by killing them all?
Open dialogue is a good thing. It beats the hell out of being
secretive about everything you are doing, like Bush/Cheney!

I would but a 500% tax surcharge on any bonus paid by a TARP recipient.

On Jan 29, 4:15*pm, Frogwatch wrote:
Obama says 18 billion in Wall St Bonuses last year were "outrageous",
what a man of courage for pointing out the obvious. *He says he'll
have a "conversation" with em about it. *That'll teach em a thing or
two.

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Gene wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 13:15:42 -0800 (PST), Frogwatch
wrote:

Obama says 18 billion in Wall St Bonuses last year were "outrageous",
what a man of courage for pointing out the obvious. He says he'll
have a "conversation" with em about it. That'll teach em a thing or
two.

By God, you are right! I'd treat the *******s like G. W. Bush did.
That'll teach 'em......

The TARP money was given to the Secretary of the Treasury directly to
pass out as he saw fit. The President Bush and Obama have no authority
over how that money is spent except to talk to the Sec. Treas.

Didn't Paulson pull in the CEO's of the largest US banks and coerce and
force them to sign up to accept TARP money.

The CEO of Wells Fargo said he didn't want or need the governments money
and Paulson strong armed him into signing.

The government has effectively nationalized the US banking system.