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Tah jeeenyuses back at headquarters, that’s who.

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Looking to a leach bureaucrat to “create jobs” is the height of hilarity.

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Let me try to make it simple, or shall I say simple enough for you. Goldman came out with earnings yesterday – of course you already knew that, din’t'cha – and for the year they dropped $13.5 billion to the bottom line, or net earnings, as we like to call the final tally.

They paid out over $16-billion in bonuses against net earnings of $13.5. This, from a company that needed a $25-billion loaner of tax-payer bailout money to stay afloat.

Knock, knock, McNavy Flyer, do ya think if GS wasn’t walking so much money out the back door that their increased retained earnings might help ‘em survive the next rainy day, or is that what we tax-payers are for?

Loooney, go loooooney, all noOBOMBa!11!!!!

Make sense or get psyche help, fweemawket freeloader.

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It is a classic approach, especially when a change of subject is needed as badly as the Obama bunch does; change of subject from their signature issue failure as well as the rebuke dealt Tuesday by Massachusettes voters. And they believe that the bankers will be a useful villain, kind of like Boooooooosh! was recently, and like the Jews were in 1930′s Germany (’nuff said).

Make no mistake though, this whole “banking reform” kabuki is actually less about reform than it is about finally enjoying a legislative success, finding a useful villain to rally the nutroots against, to appear like they are doing something about the economy, and to slap the banks down a bit for not being as fast and loose with credit as the administration wished they would be. There are those on Obama’s economic team that believe it would be just peachy if the banks would go back to easy-peasy credit so that the housing bubble could re-inflate, and that consumer consumption could be enabled once again by folks using their houses as an ATM machine; that would solve all our nations problems…

Like many of this administrations “reforms” this is not well thought out, but instead about what the proggy left would call “fairness”; in the same way that Obama said he would raise capital gains taxes, despite the well known correlation between lowering those rates and increased treasury revenues, because of the fairness.

Turbo-Tax-Timmy-G doesn’t even dig all of the snake oil Obama is peddling!

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I am not at all comfortable with this sort of hatred.

Just pretend all the bankers are uppity black men, try that!

HAhahaha, you, King of Enostan, aren’t comfortable vilifying!

Make The Comedy Stop!

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