Sunday, April 18, 2010

A Desparate Barack Obama and Democrats are Trying to Make Wall Street into the New “N-Word”


TLT is where you come to get the real deal you won’t find in the Main Stream Media who are the willingly $2 dollars hookers for Barack Obama and the Democrats.

The president and the Democrats are in a heep of trouble! They passed ObamaCare even though poll after poll showed that the American people were clearly against it.

The passed it anyway because they had the numbers to do so and they don’t care what the American people want.

What is the result?

Democrats across the cuntry in both houses of Congress are getting spanked in their inidividual polls for their seats.

This is why so many of them are rettiting rather than face the wrath of the American people.

Obama job approval is at an all time low off 46%

It’s Desparation Time for the Dems!

So, what do they do now?

They’re doing what THEY ALWAYS DO-find or create Boogie Men and scream on behalf of the American people as if they were really on their side in the first place.

Here comes the attacks on Wall Street, yada, yada, yada!

But, herre is the real deal, my brothers and sisters.

Democrats were the Darlings of Wall Street during the presidentual run of Barack Obama, so much so, that Obama rake in more than John McCain by a rate of 2 to 1.

But, don’t take my word for it.

Lokk at what the Liberal Los Angels Times had to say in a March 21, 2008.


From The Los Amgels Times:

Democrats are Darlings of Wall St. March 21, 2008

Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, who are running for president as economic populists, are benefiting handsomely from Wall Street donations, easily surpassing Republican John McCain in campaign contributions from the troubled financial services sector.
It is part of a broader fundraising shift toward Democrats, compared to past campaigns when Republicans were the favorites of Wall Street.


The flow of campaign cash is a measure of how open-fisted banks and other financial institutions have been to politicians of both parties. Concern is rising that "no matter who the Democratic nominee is and who wins in November, Wall Street will have a friend in the White House," said Massie Ritsch of the nonprofit Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks campaign donations. "The door will be open to these big banks."

"What that Wall Street money means is that few people in Washington, including the leading presidential candidates, say a thing when the government moves to bail out Wall Street before it helps homeowners," said David Sirota, a liberal activist and former congressional aide.
The securities and investment industry is the third-largest source of campaign money for presidential candidates, after attorneys and retirees. So far in this campaign, its money has gone heavily to the two Democrats.
Sen. Hillary Clinton Total $6.29 million

Major donors

Goldman Sachs : $426,000

Morgan Stanley : 368,670

Citigroup : 353,900

Lehman Brothers : 254,400

JPMorgan Chase : 231,200

Sen. Barack Obama Total: $6.03 million

Major donors

Goldman Sachs : $474,428

UBS Ag : 298,180

JPMorgan Chase : 282,387

Lehman Brothers : 274,147

Citigroup : 247,436

Sen. John McCain Total: $2.59 million

Major donors

Merrill Lynch : $203,500

Citigroup : 182,700

Goldman Sachs : 115,700

JPMorgan Chase : 95,350

Credit Suisse: 91,100
Full story

When you’re getting walloped in the polls, I guees you even turn against friends who gave you bundles of cash.

Via Los Angeles Times

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