AuH20
11-03-2011, 03:06 PM
Hypocritical SOBs!!!!! I want them all arrested. Paulson, Bush, Obama, Geithner, Greenspan. Hell throw Clinton in that mix as well.
http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/more-proof-ows-partisan-fraud#.TrKpaoaHNlA.twitter
Yesterday, 200 Occupy Wall Street protesters ran down to Goldman Sachs headquarters on the mere rumor that President George Bush was visiting the buliding. Bush was apparently inside pitching Goldman staff on the Keystone XL pipeline. The OWS crowd chanted "Arrest George Bush" before convening an General Assembly outside the building.
One can understand why the occupiers would be upset with Bush. His Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson bailed out Wall Street after all. But Bush and Paulson are no longer in office. President Obama, and his Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner (who helped Paulson plan and implement the bailouts as President of the New York Federal Reserve), are. If the OWS movement really cared about Wall Street's influence over Washington, they would be marching on the White House to demand Geithner's resignation. Or at least demanding that Obama return all the money that MF Global chairman and chief executive Jon Corzine bundled for Obama's 2012 campaign
http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/more-proof-ows-partisan-fraud#.TrKpaoaHNlA.twitter
Yesterday, 200 Occupy Wall Street protesters ran down to Goldman Sachs headquarters on the mere rumor that President George Bush was visiting the buliding. Bush was apparently inside pitching Goldman staff on the Keystone XL pipeline. The OWS crowd chanted "Arrest George Bush" before convening an General Assembly outside the building.
One can understand why the occupiers would be upset with Bush. His Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson bailed out Wall Street after all. But Bush and Paulson are no longer in office. President Obama, and his Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner (who helped Paulson plan and implement the bailouts as President of the New York Federal Reserve), are. If the OWS movement really cared about Wall Street's influence over Washington, they would be marching on the White House to demand Geithner's resignation. Or at least demanding that Obama return all the money that MF Global chairman and chief executive Jon Corzine bundled for Obama's 2012 campaign