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I've only been watching for 30 mins.
First, they discuss the executive order President Obama is going to sign, capping executive pay at $500,000 for executives at banks receiving bailout money. They also highlight how poor Wells Fargo (receiving of $25 billion in bailout money) was forced to cancel their Vegas vacation for "top-performing" employees.
They lament how business needs those perks to encourage them to work hard. Poor, poor misunderstood business.
What they don't seem to have a freaking CLUE about is as "hard" as a business man or woman will ever work, it will never be as "hard" as blue-collar manual labor. And our "captains of industry" really expect working men and women, many of whom are struggling to keep their homes and feed their families, to pay for their slap-on-the-back bonuses and exorbitant salaries?
And I thought Joe was for the "common man"?
Please. Let them be reminded that when the government guaranteed Chrysler money years ago, Lee Iacocca took only a $1 per year salary until the company turned around.
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As if that weren't enough, they then bring Nancy Snyderman on to lament that the school lunch provision in the bailout package will make kids fat because it won't provide organic fruits and vegetables.
Well Nancy, what else shall the hungry eat? Cake, perhaps?
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Then of course MSNBC starts talking about President Obama's "plunging" poll numbers (which actually rose 2 points yesterday, fyi). That bit is such BS that even Chuck Todd laughed at it and wouldn't bite.
Thanks for reading my rant. I've definitely been reminded this morning why I stopped listening to the MSM.
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