So Obama has been calling his Pastor (Pastor Wright) the old uncle that he disagrees with. He has tried to distance himself from Pastor Wrights political standing by saying he is just his “spiritual adviser”.
In the following video it sure seems otherwise, since he is going OUT of his way to point to his Pastor [...]
Archive for March 17th, 2008
Obama’s "friend" Pastor Wright
Posted in Politics, tagged Obama, Rants, Wright on March 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Dollar plunge
Posted in Finance, tagged Bernanke, Federal Reserve on March 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ben S. Bernanke’s interest-rate cuts have touched off a vicious circle of doom for the dollar.
The Federal Reserve reduced the rate on direct loans to commercial banks by a quarter-point to 3.25 percent before Asian financial markets opened today. It will likely lower its target rate for overnight loans between banks tomorrow to at least [...]
Court Will Examine Profanity Rules
Posted in Law, tagged Imus, Supreme Court on March 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Supreme Court on Monday stepped into a legal fight over the use of curse words on the airwaves, the high court’s first major case on broadcast indecency in 30 years.
The case concerns a Federal Communications Commission policy that allows for fines against broadcasters for so-called “fleeting expletives,” one-time uses of the F-word or its [...]
New Economics Blog to check out.
Posted in Finance, tagged Blog, Recession on March 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Found a new Blog that would be of great interest to any frequent visitors.
James Phillip over at http://capitalhacker.com/ has a great site set up giving commentary on Economics and Technology.
We seem to share lots of the same views on the current “capitalistic” US economy.
One that caught my attention was:
The United States is being scared into [...]
Bear Sterns fire sale
Posted in Finance, tagged bailout, Bear Sterns, Federal Reserve, JP Morgan on March 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
JPMorgan Chase said Sunday it will acquire rival Bear Stearns in a deal valued at $236.2 million — or $2 a share — a stunning collapse for one of the world’s largest and most venerable investment banks.
The last-minute buyout was aimed at averting a Bear Stearns bankruptcy and a spreading crisis of confidence in the [...]