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“Here’s a little tip for the congenitally clueless in Washington: Nothing destroys wealth creation like uncertainty, and you guys make the Three Stooges look like Kabuki theater.” – Stephen Green
We’ve been in “we must do something and do it today or the world is doomed” mode for six months. Thus far, it doesn’t seem to be working out so well.
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Nothing destroys wealth creation like uncertainty, and you guys make the Three Stooges look like Kabuki theater.
Actually, it appears to me that nothing destroys wealth creation like leveraging yourself 30:1 on a security backed by a mortgage that was knowingly granted to someone with a poor credit history…
Thus far, it doesn’t seem to be working out so well.
It’s cause we aint printed enough money yet. Wait till this baby hits:
http://www.iht.com/articles/2009/03/18/business/fed.php
trows in an additional projected $2T for a Green Economy and LOOK OUT…it should be, like, totally sweet then.
We’ve been in “we must do something and do it today or the world is doomed†mode for six months. Thus far, it doesn’t seem to be working out so well.
Wait…where have I heard this before? Oh yeah…
We are being lead by a band of fools at this point. President Obama first talked the economy down to get his agenda passed, once that was over he talked the economy up. Now we have the worst of the lot, the House of Representatives, running around like headless chickens.
And amazingly I was chastized in that post for not having a plan. None of these half-wits have a plan. They are all just flying by the seat of their pants.
Actually, it appears to me that nothing destroys wealth creation like leveraging yourself 30:1 on a security backed by a mortgage that was knowingly granted to someone with a poor credit history…
An interesting response, to which we may respond in one of two ways:
* We can stop leveraging
* We can stop trying to buy votes with housing.
The first has the effect of slowing the economy as a whole, needlessly.
The second affects the power of Democrats to win elections.
Gee…. this is a tough one.
Urgh. I think people who use the “like Kabuki theater” metaphor should have some familiarity with, you know, Kabuki theater.
Ten bucks says Stephen Green has 1) never seen a Kabuki performance, 2) couldn’t explain what the reference even means.
Twenty bucks says he heard “like Kabuki theater” a time or two, thought the word “Kabuki” sounded funny (it does), and repeated it without even understanding the comparison.
