bush is SUCH a sweetie!!! ALWAYS looking out for the

[LynnTheDem]

rich folk!

Investment pros see bonanza
Social Security proposal would add billions to investments and fees

The prospect of 100 million Americans each having $1,000 of their Social Security contributions to invest every year has investment professionals salivating at the potential financial bonanza.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/chi-0501090320jan09,1,6035889.story

Yep. What a caring compassionate man. As long as you're not one of them "we the little people" unwashed masses.

[GOPBasher]

1. Yeah, that's the "compassionate" part of the

"compassionate conservative." "He's compassionate to the rich and convervative to everyone else," said Dick Durbin.

[LynnTheDem]

2. Yep! As long as you're one of his haves & have mores

Otherwise, as bush put it, "I don't understand how the poor think".

And don't forget to notice this bit:

But behind the scenes, investment firms and other pro-privatization business groups have reportedly met with White House and Congressional leaders. Many executives also raised millions of dollars in campaign contributions to Bush and other Republican leaders.


HELLO AMERICA!!! You're being FUCKED without even a kiss!

[rodeodance]

3. who profits??

-Who profits with this Bush 'reform"?-----the banking industy.

-Who profited with the Bush Medicare "reform"---the pharmaceutical industry!!

-Who profitted by the Bush education 'reform?--the companies who make tests for the schools--it goes on and on!!

[itzamirakul]

5. In the...

ass without grease.....

Red and Blue Voters....
Bend Over - Bend Over....

[GOPBasher]

6. We live in a world where they get away with this shit.

Isn't that depressing? I'm having such a hard time finding anything to be optimistic about lately. They get away with blatent corruption, and the corporate media never calls them out on it.

[Inland]

4. Tribune headlines the obvious--

the only people sure to be better off are the stock industry types. Not beneficiaries, not taxpayers: whether they will be better off is a matter of debate, complicated policy decisions, and luck.

[Bampa]

7. Come on everyone - this is a great crap shoot!

If the markets do well, we do well, they win lots. If the markets plumit, we loose lots, they win again.