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LanternWaste

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15. I'm trying to understand the relevance of your premise in regards to the policy change

Reply to Plucketeer (Reply #3)

Wed Nov 18, 2015, 03:37 PM

Nov 2015

I'm trying to understand the relevance of your premise in regards to the policy change being debated.

Unless of course (and I find this a wee bit more likely), it's simply not relevant at all, but is however, a juicy little opportunity for some grade-school level petulance masquerading as...?

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Yellen warns proposed law on Fed would damage US economy [View all] PufPuf23 Nov 2015 OP

I support auditing the Fed bluestateguy Nov 2015 #1

The proposed bill is GOP. PufPuf23 Nov 2015 #2

My instinct is to reject repuke proposals BootinUp Nov 2015 #5

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm..... Plucketeer Nov 2015 #3

Yellen was on the Council of Economic Advisors under Clinton PufPuf23 Nov 2015 #4

"I would like to hear what Stiglitz, Krugman, Reich, and Warren have to say." Right. Me, too. Cal33 Nov 2015 #16

I searched for their (SKRW) comments on this specific piece of proposed legislation and found none. PufPuf23 Nov 2015 #17

A woman that's spent her life in acedemia and government deserves your sarcasm why? mathematic Nov 2015 #8

In the simplest of terms Plucketeer Nov 2015 #9

You want someone with zero experience in banking to regulate the banks and run geek tragedy Nov 2015 #10

OF course! Plucketeer Nov 2015 #13

I'm trying to understand the relevance of your premise in regards to the policy change LanternWaste Nov 2015 #15

In other words, bad for the bank$ter/donors. Because what has been good for them has been shit jtuck004 Nov 2015 #6

So you support the Republican bill? nt geek tragedy Nov 2015 #11

Anything that damages the Fed will be GOOD for the Economy Demeter Nov 2015 #7

Republicans are for a bill with the words 'oversight' and 'reform' in it? Rex Nov 2015 #12

It's teabagger paranoia, plain and simple. Darb Nov 2015 #14