Let GM go Bankrupt

http://www.cnbc.com/id/32109437
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1200871408&play=1

I realize Fox won't see this since she has me on ignore.....
But who needs a source when you can watch CNBC video of people bashing the health care plan.

Okay you can't support your claim.

Neither can you support your claim that my sources are rank speculation.

I win.

You, however, continue to be unable to support anything you are saying about your claims.

I still win.

Oh did Parados post some links? Show me. Show me where President Obama or any of his programs are directly criticized by a NBC, CNBC, or MSNBC commentator in any of them. All I have seen on any of those networks lately is that some of his programs are being criticized or opposed. Not that they should be criticized or opposed or that there is good reason to do so.

I did not vouch for the authenticity of any of my sources. I only cited them as evidence that the information is out there and that I am not talking through my hat.

You, however, continue to be unable to support anything you are saying about your claims.

I still win.

Show where there is criticism of Obama or his policies in either of those links. They're discussing what other folks are saying about healthcare, but I don't see any fingers pointed at Obama, especially by the CNBC guys. Sure not clear to me.

Show me any evidence that the information provided by my sources is bogus or incorrect.

Until you do, I still win.

And while politics are not everything, I do believe that the shrinking prospects for Obamacare have been a big contributor to the stock market’s recent surge. This sweeping new government insurance plan would lead to high-tax-and-spend-and-borrow-and-regulate nationalized health care, a big economic negative. Ditto for nationalizing energy through cap-and-trade-and-tax. If these initiatives fail, it is very bullish for stocks and the economy.

You're right. It's mind numbingly boring. And stupid. And non productive. So perhaps you'll think before making some silly statement supported by nothing other than your own prejudices. If I can't back up what I say, I try to remember to make it clear that it is purely my perception or my opinon. But if I am going to make what I believe to be a statement of fact, I jolly well expect to have to support my statement or at least make a good faith attempt to show a source for it. It is my opinion and perception that such a policy makes A2K a much more pleasant and useful forum.

Meanwhile, I win, and unless you can discredit my sources with something other than your own opinion, for me the debate is now closed.

President Obama's Dishonest Demagoguery on So-Called Tax Havens

There’s no question that current government policies for taxes, spending, and regulation are causing the U.S. to lose competitiveness in the global race for capital, prosperity, and growth.

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And all this comes on top of the U.S. government’s takeover of auto companies, banks, AIG, Fannie, and Freddie. Instead of Schumpeterian gales of creative destruction, we’re on the road to economic demoralization.