RMF has a friend who like any good left wing lemming would do, find a cause follow it and obey orders. As if all the Obama groups, MoveOn.org and others weren't bad enough, Credo Action is a new one that is so simplistic, naive, misinformed, misguided, and just plain wrong, if what they supported weren't so horrible, we'd just laugh them off.
So here's the latest. Remember the leader of Credo is a fellow who made his fortune in telecommunications -- so how much can we believe their bad big business rhetoric. Founder fish did pretty well.
Here's the new cause...
Tell Goldman Sachs: Stop supporting Reupblican filibuster of Wall Street reform
act.credoaction.comGoldman Sachs, now under investigation by the SEC for its role in the financial debacle, is claiming publicly that it supports bipartisan financial services reform. But privately Goldman Sachs lobbyists are twisting arms to block the Senate from even debating the bill. Take action to break the joint...
Oh, those BAD Republicans. After the bailout bill and the take over of two car manufacturers, the nation's health care system, college loans, and much of the banking industry, that the Republicans might feel a deliberate, cautious approach should be employed before more takeovers, regulation, and bigger government.
May we suggest if Goldman Sachs is so awful, shouldn't Barack Obama give back all those millions they contributed to his campaign? They fear Goldman Sachs is too big to fail, but they're not too big for government scrutiny.
With the financial collapse, the resulting recession, and many of our friends and relatives without jobs, everyone is accountable -- Republicans, Democrats, Wall Street moguls, and federal regulators. This is no time for demogoguery, class warfare, and other such nonsense. I laws have been broken, they must be prosecuted professionally. Using a situation like this for political gamesmanship and expanding the power of government is wrong.
Meanwhile, the lemmings are marching...
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