A Brit's Take on the Financial Crisis
Here's an article from the UK, pointed to by Michael Barone:
The Independent: Democrat fingerprints are all over the financial crisis
Of all the characteristics of a successful politician, none is more essential than bare-faced cheek. Never has this been more evident than in the past fortnight, as senior Democrat members of the US legislature have sought to lay all the blame for the country's financial crisis on the executive arm of Government and Wall Street.
Neither of these two institutions is blameless – far from it. Yet when I see such senior Democrats as Barney Frank, Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, and Christopher Dodd, Chairman of the Senate's Banking Committee, play the part of avenging angels – well, I can only stand in silent awe at the sheer tight-bottomed nerve of it. These are men with sphincters of steel.
It's easy when NOBODY is calling you on it from the opposition party. And regarding that last line, I seriously wonder how you can say Barney Frank has a sphincter of steel. Herb Moses seems to have found it plyable enough.
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LOL :-)
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