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Zalatix

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7. Anti-Corporate crowd? Wait, what?

Fri Jul 13, 2012, 01:30 PM

Jul 2012

Are you saying the anti-corporate crowd and the anti-Obama crowd are related?

Besides, LIBOR has been going on long before Obama came along. Its links to him, besides a few people that he has hired, is tenuous at best. It looks like this problem goes a long way back. If it hits Obama head-on it should dent up his fender but it should DESTROY the GOP, who has a known history of fighting banking regulations.

LIBOR: Vote for the guy who let a few roaches in the house, or vote for the guy who's breeding them? If you're a real anti-Corporate person you'll vote for the former, or a third party candidate. (And that ain't Ron "no Government" Paul.)

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