CNBC asks, is income inequality really so bad? (Hint: Yes)
I suppose CNBC’s ongoing freak-show makes for good TV (with a certain crowd). But are they good for America?
Fiscal cliff deal exempted Big Oil’s billion dollar subsidies
“GOP Speaker Boehner refused to rule out trimming oil and gas subsidies as part of a fiscal cliff deal.”
Not missing a beat, CNBC launches next assault on “entitlements”
The pampered class has done quite well, including their runaway defense spending, tax cuts and federal bailouts.
Obamacare critic Olive Garden/Red Lobster reports 37% drop in profits
Darden restaurants criticized Obamacare, then changed their position. Is that to blame for their bad numbers?
Poll: Obama has large mandate to raise taxes on the rich
Americans want tax increases for the Republican protected class and it’s not even close.
Why do Democrats always ask for small items when negotiating?
What would a large Democratic “ask” look like in the “fiscal cliff” negotiations?
To avoid the “fiscal cliff,” tax all Wall Street transactions
Wall Street’s role in getting us to the “fiscal cliff” is never noted. Nor is the obvious solution – tax them.
The Simpson’s Mr. Burns explains the “Fiscal Cliff”
“Think of the economy as a car, and the rich man as the driver. If you don’t give the driver all the money…”
Papa John’s, Denny’s, Applebees brands suffer after Obamacare criticism
Sometimes the free market does work. Just ask Papa John’s, Denny’s & Applebees after they criticized Obamacare.
Joe Scarborough: “There is something immoral” about low tax rates for rich
It’s even more immoral to listen to the Moocher Class talk about how we have to gut Social Security & Medicare.
The push to fix the debt is a billionaire- and corporate-financed looting scam
The “fix the debt” crisis is financed & driven by looters; watch as the rubes give the rich whatever they want.
Failed CEO Carly Fiorina, with $40m retirement package, says union pensions too high
After being fired from HP with a $40m severance, failed CEO Carly Fiorina says unions pensions are too high.
Goldman’s multi-billion dollar bailout queen CEO insists on Social Security, Medicare cuts
After receiving billions from taxpayers, CEO Lloyd Blankfein says “we can’t afford” Soc. Sec., Medicare.
