And while we’re at it, let’s cap professional athelete salaries at $250K and also provide affirmative action for NBA and NFL teams so that there is more representation of non-African-Americans. I’m sure the Congressional Black Caucus would just LOVE that, huh?

One can dream, can’t they?

Waiting for liberal nutroot tantrums in 3…2…1…

Regards,
Peter H.

While I’m not thrilled with the best and the brightest jumping ship to work for foreign corporations,

I am. Just shows what happens when you punish the best and the brightest and/or the companies they work for. Instead of getting screwed at one place, a person should be able to go where they won’t have to put up with that crap.

*Liberal protestors have finally found a way to keep their demands narrow–protest the actions of a Democratic government.

I live a couple hours NW of Detroit – in Dave Camp’s district. We haven’t had Dummycrap representation in this district for nearly 75 years – and while things are bad enough here, they’re nowhere near as bad as they are in Detroit. There are too many hands held out waiting for a check, but at least we’re not rotting from the inside out with gangrene beginning to show….

It’s just so depressing.

If find it hypocritical that the likes of Larry Sumners who speaks of the horrors of the banking mess profited from it along with the likes of Robert Rubin, Franklin Raines and all the Clinton cronies…the only good thing is that the morons that bankrupted the banks “the so called best and brightest” are now leaving to bankrupt foreign banks…pity them…I also blame Henry Paulson who helped aggravate this mess by bailing out his Wall Street buddies…and while we are at it..good old libertarian Alan Greenspan for pushing cheap mortgages, no money down schemes and not believing his staff of what a mess he was creating by doing that. Of course we have the Community Redevelopment Act and Clinton making a mess of Fannie and Freddie….and repealing the Glass Stegalman Act (sorry for the misspellings)

We have only just begun with the messes the Marxist in Chief has made and it will take a few life times to undo them.

I’m grateful for the opportunity and like working for my company.

You’re supposed to feel guilty.

I grew up in metro Detroit.

I dunno about PA but here in central Fl, every other commercial is an ad to visit Michigan.

The “post-Frank” firm will have wonderful revenues, but expenses each year will somehow wipe all of the revenue out. Amazing how that can happen (wink, wink). My salary will be very low. My tax bill will be practically non-existent. My company’s tax bill will be zero.

I could say, “Go ahead, make my day.” I like my current firm, so I hope that it doesn’t come to that. But these bumbling bombastic blowhards in Washington need to understand the consequences of their actions.

Still wondering why I should give a crap about $165 million when we’re getting stiffed for $2 trillion.

Too bad it won’t apply to Congress, which definitely takes taxpayer dollars and which is at least as incompetent as the least competent CEO at any financial institution. Or at least apply it to any congressperson who insisted that lenders lend to unqualified borrowers. And maybe to anyone who trained ACORN to harass bankers into making such loans, or who aided in any lawsuit against lenders who resisted the making of such loans.

Then again, that’s in the past; we need to look to the future now.

I mean, if the president and his congressional party were really Marxists, they’d probably seek the power to have the government take-over companies at whim, allow companies to be sued over 50 year old labor practices, confiscate the earnings of successful people, undo the welfare reform of the 1990′s, suggest global financial regulation, control employee salaries, facilitate coercive union organizing by abolishing the secret ballot, and maybe even fire corporate executives that displeased them in some way.

And how much of that has been done by Chairman Zero’s regime?