Now is Not the Time for Profits!

President Barack Obama lashed out on Thursday at “shameful” Wall Street executives for claiming billions of dollars in bonuses while their stricken institutions asked taxpayers for support.
Mr Obama was responding to a report showing that financial sector employees received $18.4bn (£12.9bn) in bonuses last year, amid dire financial crisis. The figure was down 44 per cent from 2007 but was still the sixth largest payout in history.
Mr Obama described the bonuses as the “height of irresponsibility”, and made clear that additional government support for the industry would be subject to tough conditions on pay and other perks

There were some, during the campaign, that thought that Obama had revealed a socialistic streak when he told Joe the Plumber about his plans to “share the wealth”.
It seems that, sans teleprompter, Mr. Obama has had another “share the wealth” moment:

“There will be time for them to make profits, and there will be time for them to get bonuses. Now is not that time.”

Pardon me, but didn’t he just link “profit” and “bonuses” when he said “Now is not that time”? Now is not the time for profits???
Careless speech or self revelation: You decide!
And since when does the President try to micromanage businesses? Does he know more about making a profit and motivating the cogs of the business engine to do more? How much is an unreasonable bonus? How much is an unreasonable business expenditure? Unreasonable to whom? Politicians? Hairdressers? Street sweepers? CEO’s?
Amateur hour at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue!
Cross Posted at Proof Positive

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  • http://Array 2Hotel9

    If these companies have profited enough to pay bonuses, exactly how did they get a tax dollar funded “bailout”? Or did employees of companies that have received part of the bailout goodies actually get bonuses? Both parties in this grift are being exceedingly dodgy about saying exactly who has been given any of this money.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Some companies, depending on their cash flow, take out loans to meet their payroll at times. If the bonuses were part of these peoples’ compensation, how is paying them from the “bailout” any different than it would be in taking out a loan?

    Is Obama against compensating people for their performance?

    Where does one draw the line, and why does the guy at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue think he’s the one to do it?

  • Bat One

    My! One of us is showing his age this AM!

    SNORT!! It takes one to know one! I’ll be leaving for the gym in a couple hours…

  • 2Hotel9

    History revision/denial is the primary method being applied by leftards. And it is only going to get worse.

  • sayanything-4625

    That employee’s wages are not on the profit side of the equation.

    That’s why I have a definition that says to gain materially in circumstances. I trade my time for money. If I didn’t think this advantageous I would not do it, neither would you. My company feels they are getting more out of me than they pay or they would fire me and hire someone else. We both profit (gain in material circumstance from this arrangement IE profit.

    Way to avoid the question though.

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    So Obama is saying you shouldn’t be running your company well and if you are you’ll be punished.

    But if you lose money you’ll get saved by the Obama admistration.

    Incredibly stupid, something we expect from the most incompetent man ever to become president.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/entry/america_is_back/#c397018 DINO

    What an idiotic post. Reaching for something, anything to criticize about Obama.

    Wealth-worshipping toady.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Obama is overstepping his bounds and the clueless Obama-worshipers do not recognize it. They believe that preventing business from making profit is 1. his job and 2. going to help the economy somehow.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    What part of “uphold and defend the Constitution” involves putting on a green eye shade and scrutinizing the expenses of companies doing business legally in the US?

    The more Obama tries to micromanage every company in the Intergenerational Transfer of Wealth, the more likely he is to encounter the unintended consequences that meddling brings.

    A lot of the “bonuses” are the result of threats by government to cap (or tax) high salaries, which resulted is a shift of compensation from “salary” to “bonuses” and such. Threaten to penalize any activity and the consequences may not be exactly what you’d hoped for!

    That’s why wealthy politicians like Kerry, Kennedy et al. are in favor of higher “income” taxes. They have teams of highly paid attorneys and accountants to make sure that the bulk of their income falls outside whatever tax laws they’ve passed!

  • robert108

    Lefties really don’t know what profit is, and that includes Teleprompter Jesus.

    The truth is, without profits, there are neither jobs nor wages, just slavery to the govt ruling elite.

    Lefties aren’t comfortable with anything less than totalitarian control.

  • SigFan

    If these executives are employed by companies that are getting loans or bailouts from the taxpayer and they are still in a unprofitable state, I think that paying huge is entirely inappropriate. That said however, who does Obama or any other politician think they are to decide what any private citizen or corporation should receive in compensation? If these companies are turning a profit, even with subsidies from the government, this form of compensation is how you keep the talent from jumping ship. The market determines a person’s value within the market, not the government. When government begins dictating to the private sector what they can and cannot pay we are one step closer to socialism.

    A more appropriate factor to consider is why we continue to fund congress-critters who have through their irresponsibility gotten us into this mess. Let’s cut all of their salaries and perks until the economy turns around. I for one am outraged that these incompetent boobs who couldn’t hold a private sector job get paid better and have better benefits than 90% of the public that supports them.

  • Bat One

    The Wall Street executives in question did not have a legally binding contract for employment which specifies they can ran a company aground and still get payed (sic).

    E,

    And your source for this information is…?

    If they accepted taxpayer money, because through their ineptitude they ran the companies that employed them aground, then every stake holder has a right to demand abrogation of the terms of their contract.

    You can demand all you want to, as can Mr. Obama, but the fact remains that unless the abrogation you insist on was written into the agreement under which the TARP money was given, you might just as well be farting into the wind for all the difference it makes. THERE IS NO LEGAL AUTHORITY for what you want.

    Whistler is correct. If the retail side of the investment bank of Guildersleeve and Rangle met their contractual requirements for earning their annual bonuses, then the fact that the fixed income side lost huge amounts of money shouldn’t have any effect on the retail people’s bounses. Similarly, if Mr. Peepers, an analyst, was hired for a salary of $120,000 per year and agreed at the beginning of the year that he would receive only $5,000 per month salary and a “bonus” of $60,000 at the end of the year, as happened in a number of firms this past year, then again there is no legally defensible reason for Peepers not to collect his bonus.

  • welder4

    Private sector is what it says private but when government takes over there is no private sector , loans are one thing but give away’s are not cool. the money that has been given away no one knows where it went so yes we can criticize the government, if Obama happens to be the head of it he will be also. We are headed toward Marshall law and if that happens look out, the out come will not be good . 20,000 troops stand by to lock us down if the need arises .

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    My mistake, I was using your words.

    Sorry.

  • mnconservative

    Amateur hour at the White House is an understatement! Barry’s next book title, “How to Bring a Super Power to It’s Knees in Four Weeks of Less.” I think it will be a best seller….in Cuba, China, Russia….You get the drift. Memo to Barry, this is not Milton Bradley’s “The Game of Life,” this is the real deal.

  • robert108

    Here’s a newsflash: Without profits, there is no economic growth, no prosperity and no recovery from this Dem-caused recession. Negative GDP means that the overall economy is operating at a loss; what it needs is to operate at an overall profit. Discouraging profits is not what we need right now, just like we don’t need a President who is suppressing profits with both wasteful spending and trashtalking our economy.

  • Bat One

    If the Wall Street executives in question have a legally binding contract for employment which specifies the circumstances and performance criteria for the payment of bonuses, then by what legal authority would this president abrogate the terms of that contract?

  • HG

    Obama is acting as if we voted for the friend of Ayers and Wright. He is way more comfortabe being himself than Americans are. I guess he forgot who he campaigned as.

  • bill-tb

    Hey it was fun giving all those home loans to ignorant people who had no prayer of paying it back, everyone knows house values will climb to infinity, they can sell at a profit …… Everybody has a right to a house.

    It’s really hard to talk sense into a post turtle that is happily sunning himself, to death.

    And know the liberal solution to it all is — Honey, we maxed out our credit cards, but the good news is we have another one that just came in the mail, so we’ll be fine.

  • http://insanereindeer.blogspot.com/ Kenny

    Where does one draw the line, and why does the guy at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue think he’s the one to do it?

    Hell, with the fawning adoration he got during his two year run for President, it’s amazing he doesn’t think he can turn water to wine.

    Maybe I was just trolling for idiots and caught one right away! Heh.

    Everytime I see Dino has posted, I think of Johnny Knoxville in the Ringer.
    “Hi, my name is Alfie, and I can count to Potato.”

  • dawneyr

    As long as their profits are from honest, legal business activity, then they should make as much as they want without Obamarxist making a peep. Isn’t he going to tax the hell out of those mean ol’ profit makers anyway? You think he’d be rubbing his little paws together with glee.

    Some people have a steady pay schedule that is based in much part on bonuses for performance or for making budget, etc. Tell their mortgage companies that Obama just outlawed their next payment.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob
  • http://www.sayanythingblog.com/ electnixon

    The figure was down 44 per cent from 2007

    For a lot of companies like this, the base salaries are a pittance and the bonuses make up a large portion of the salary. If your pay in 2007 was $100k with a $200k bonus, then you got a 30% pay cut in 2008 [(300-(100+(200*(1-.44))))/300=.293]. These guys took a 30% pay cut and Obama wants to criticize them for it.

    At least the financial sector has the ability to cut pay based on performance. GM has to keep paying no matter what.


    The annual bonus can easily be 90 percent of the average investment banker’s or bond trader’s total annual income. An investment banking analyst right out of college will make about $65,000 salary, plus a $35,000 bonus, while an associate just out of business school might make $85,000 in salary and $115,000 in bonus. At the other end of the career ladder is Lloyd Blankfein, president and chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs, who made $20.1 million in 2003 — only $600,000 of which was salary. That same year, E. Stanley O’Neal, chief executive of Merrill Lynch, made $500,000 in salary, but received a bonus of $13.5 million.

    If you learn more about Wall street bonuses, it becomes evident that most cuts come from the top.

  • HG

    BRR,

    If that’s your story, and I assume you’ll stick to it, why not hold gov’t to the same standard. Democrats are blowing pork like revenues are at an all time high when in fact it’s deficit spending. It never ceases to amaze me just how hot under the collar you liberals get over wall street making and spending more money than you think is fit, but you give government a blank check and let them borrow against future tax revenues to cash it. Talk about your hypocrisy.

  • docdave

    Unbelievable, a president that is proposing huge amounts of federal monies to be distributed to various companies doesn’t seem to realize that this money is effectively extraordinary income i.e. profit. I think you’re right, proof, this is not about profits but government control of business which we can expect in ever increasing doses during the Obama reign.

  • SHADY

    Who cares what the C.E.O.’s get for bonuses, If, “IT’S THEIR MONEY”. But when it’s our tax money the idiots in the government are giving away to moron’s that are squandering it on themselves, there is something really wrong with that!! Let the companies file chap. 11 or 13. After regrouping and scaling back, they will come back stronger.

  • robert108

    Bonuses are typically tied to profits…

    Wrong! Bonuses are contractual, in most cases. You have them confused with “dividends”, which are actually tied to profits.

    This is just more Marxist class envy bullshit from the Kenyan Marxist.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    It takes one to know one!

    I was kinda hoping that no one would notice! (Or actually be gauche enough to point out!) Heh.

  • ellinas

    If the Wall Street executives in question have a legally binding contract for employment which specifies the circumstances and performance criteria for the payment of bonuses, then by what legal authority would this president abrogate the terms of that contract?

    Bat One on January 30, 2009 at 07:50 am

    The Wall Street executives in question did not have a legally binding contract for employment which specifies they can ran a company aground and still get payed.
    If they did then criminal investigations for fraud should have started yesterday.
    If they accepted taxpayer money, because through their ineptitude they ran the companies that employed them aground, then every stake holder has a right to demand abrogation of the terms of their contract.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    What an idiotic post

    Maybe I was just trolling for idiots and caught one right away! Heh.

    Or maybe the leader of the Free World needs to recognize that people around the planet will parse his every word to try to fathom the direction that the World’s Last Remaining Superpower will take.

  • Bat One

    The One just needs to declare that heating and air conditioning are “bonuses” and thus bad for the economy. No one who accepts money or benefits from the government is to have a bonus this year. This is not the time for bonuses!

    Nonsense! They’re just gonna throw another $100 billion or so into the economic stimulus and recovery plan to subsidize everyone’s heating bill. Then they’ll put a windfall profits tax on the oil and gas companies to recover the money spent on the heating subsidy. Obama and the Democrats are so-o-o ignorant!

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    The Bush administration led the league in deficit spending by taking the national debt from $4.6 Trillion to over $10 Trillion.

    Nevermind that the “New Deal” and “Great Society” programs have built in spending increases. Nevermind that when the Republicans talked about slowing the rate of increase, the Democrats called it a “cut”.

    Are you merely not getting the whole story here BRR or are you dishonest?

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    Where they lost money was on the investment side. One division. That means they bought up securities that tanked.

    That doesn’t mean an executive say in the business lending department that made money shouldn’t get his bonus for what he brought in.

    In fact the business needs to keep that side motivated to help them out of the hole they are in.

  • JT

    What do the employees who receive the bonuses do? First, they get taxed on income; then they spend some of it and get taxed on sales. Stores hire people and sell products, all good for economy. again more taxes.

    gee, sounds like Stimulus plan! in fact, the greatest stimulus plan is individual Motivation! Why bother, O says now is not the time to make profits, so i wont bust my ass for my bonus in 2009.

    We are not parsing his words – we all heard this before; Joe the plumber anyone?

    Is there an Obama supporter out there that actually believes that ‘now is not the time to take profits?’

  • http://www.sayanythingblog.com/ electnixon

    That employee’s wages are not on the profit side of the equation.

    No, but there is a near-direct correlation between the two. Two sides of a typical equation have to be equal.

    The Wall Street executives in question did not have a legally binding contract for employment which specifies they can ran a company aground and still get payed.

    And how would you know that? Please include a link to the contracts.

    If they did then criminal investigations for fraud should have started yesterday.

    You don’t know shit about this do you? Look up the definition of fraud.

    If they accepted taxpayer money, because through their ineptitude they ran the companies that employed them aground, then every stake holder has a right to demand abrogation of the terms of their contract.

    No, the government was stupid to get involved. If the employees have contracts with their company why is it their fault that the government was dumb enough to provide capital to the company? Bankruptcy may allow for abrogation of contracts, but additional funding from a new investor is not an exceptional enough event to qualify.

  • SigFan

    By the reasoning of some here, then I stand by my earlier post. If it is right and fair for the government to deny people compensation for their work (regardless of outcome or profit), then it’s equally right and fair for the American people to deny the idiots in government their compensation for dragging the country and economy into the mud.

    Spending taxpayer money for pork-barrel projects and power base solidification is just as criminal as what these folks are doing (if they are doing anything criminal at all). I notice that Obama paints all of Wall Street as villians. Surely, there are some there who did their jobs, performed well and deserve the compensation promised them. He is willing to say that the majority of Muslims wish us no harm, it’s only a few “bad apples”, and that we shouldn’t broad brush everyone for the actions of a few. Shouldn’t that apply here also? This is yet another example of leftist hypocrisy – do what I tell you to do, not what I do myself.

  • HG

    Only government is allowed to spend irresponsiby the money they got from taxpayers.

  • mnconservative

    typo: “Four Weeks or Less”

  • BRR

    Any “contract” that provides an $18.4 bonus funded out of taxpayer money while losing $38 billion is not enforceable. It’s prima facie the act of a bunch of selfish fools whose greed and disregard for the tax payer has been again revealed and soon will be legally constrained by tight regulation.

  • bill-tb

    By now, most have recognized Barry is not too smart in the ways of the 57 States, freedom and free people.

    Soon everyone will know, even those with glued shut eyes and plugged ears.

  • 2Hotel9

    More history revision and denial.

  • BRR

    HG,
    I am hot under the collar about the entire corrupt government. A major reformation is needed that will return balance to both the economy and to the interests of the middle class as well as the investor class.

    The Bush administration led the league in deficit spending by taking the national debt from $4.6 Trillion to over $10 Trillion. In fact, his much admired fiscal policy garnered more national debt than all the other presidents combined.

    Another point to ponder — when the Dems took the House in 2006, earmarks were cut in half from the previous two years.

  • http://noblefuse.com/ solomon azar

    NOW IS THE TIME PROPHETS:

    I am he- my message
    1. respect all peoples ways-however, declare Christ the king, let all the children know the spirit to seek in unison
    2.Speak English officially in all governments-let all the children speak to one another in unison
    3. ww2 was Armageddon-the pinnacle of mans arrogance to god and man-signified with two atomic bombs-let all know not even such can destroy the human spirit of god

    The time has come- i bring a gift- solution to the energy crisis with no greenhouse gases

    22 months on net after experiment on april 2007 and yet a single university does not repeat for verification-no wonder there are so many problems- you are all weak and abusive to one another- soldier on to utopia- our children scream for it- we are infinite

    I am the messiah
    solomon azar
    time will tell- hopefully before another global meltdown by your ignorance still not to help- email princeton university or similar-get your head out your asses-

  • http://noblefuse.com/ solomon azar

    NOW IS THE TIME PROPHETS:

    I am he- my message
    1. respect all peoples ways-however, declare Christ the king, let all the children know the spirit to seek in unison
    2.Speak English officially in all governments-let all the children speak to one another in unison
    3. ww2 was Armageddon-the pinnacle of mans arrogance to god and man-signified with two atomic bombs-let all know not even such can destroy the human spirit of god

    The time has come- i bring a gift- solution to the energy crisis with no greenhouse gases

    22 months on net after experiment on april 2007 and yet a single university does not repeat for verification-no wonder there are so many problems- you are all weak and abusive to one another- soldier on to utopia- our children scream for it- we are infinite

    solomon azar
    time will tell- hopefully before another global meltdown by your ignorance still not to help- email princeton university or similar-get your head out your asses-

  • BRR

    likwidshoe
    I stick with my premise that the gomt is corrupt, the system needs a major revamp based on balance and fairness in the economy, healthcare, and politics. Both parties are corrupt.

    The conservative (less tax, less regulation, trickle down) economic doctrine has dominated, even under Clinton, for the past 26 years. It has failed.

    Greed and envy rule our financial system, the middle class is shrinking, poverty is rising while the wealthy class gets richer. It is time for balance to return. Right now the Dems offer to at least move us in a better direction, if not to long term reform.

    One indicator: The wealthiest 400 families control more wealth than the entire lower 50%.

    Another indicator: The Wall Street oligarchy/plutocracy taking their bonus grab from taxpayers while their companies lost $38 billion.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Mr. Peepers? My! One of us is showing his age this AM! Heh.

  • sayanything-4625

    My company has around 7500 workers, we have grown by 93% in the past year. Without profit, all of us would out of a job.

  • sayanything-4625

    Unbelievable, a president that is proposing huge amounts of federal monies to be distributed to various companies

    I was against that “bailout”, too! There was no way to track were the money was spent and really did little good.

  • sayanything-4625

    You clearly do not understand what profit is.

    Profit=Total income minus expenditures and taxes
    Profit=the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses)
    Profit=make a profit; to gain money or to gain materially in circumstances

    My company is in business. We manufacture, market and sell said product. We make a profit. This profit is shared to employees through a bonus program, a pension plan and a 401K plan. I profit from my employment. I am able to buy a house, food for my kids, save money, buy big screen TVs and the like. There are 7500 people in five states that work at our various plants that also profit from this arrangement. My company does source some of our components. We have 57 vendors in the US alone. The employees and shareholders of these business profit from our association. We are number 1 in market share for most of our products and have around 25000 mom and pop dealers that sell our product. They profit when they sell our product. Every major big box retailer sells our product. They make a profit when they sell our product. We have 22000 service dealers that work on and sell replacement parts for our business. So by my account at least 7500+25000+22000+I don’t know how many people at the big box>54,000 people depend on my company for at least some of their income (and we have done this with no government bailout money I might add). They profit from our relationship and we profit from that relationship. That profit comes in many forms, profit margin through sales, profit by association (on our side) with a group of indepenant dealers that are loyal to our product, profit (on their side) with a good brand name and a company that supports them before and after the sale. What part of profit did I miss?

  • sayanything-4625

    Over at Wizbang, they were pointing out the hypocrisy of The One in keeping his thermostat high in the Oval Office while preaching that others shouldn’t.

    I enjoy how he lectures us about turning down the thermostat so the rest of the world won’t look down on us and then keeps his at 77.

    All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.

  • sayanything-4625

    Nice job spinning out of your previous comment.

    I didn’t spin anything, that definition was included before I laid out my particulars. That you didn’t pay attention and then got caught does not mean I am spinning anything.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    For the rest of you…

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  • sayanything-4625

    Fair enough, Bob! Thanks for debating in good faith.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Over at Wizbang, they were pointing out the hypocrisy of The One in keeping his thermostat high in the Oval Office while preaching that others shouldn’t. A wise man pointed out:

    The One just needs to declare that heating and air conditioning are “bonuses” and thus bad for the economy. No one who accepts money or benefits from the government is to have a bonus this year. This is not the time for bonuses!

    Also, anyone who accepts protection (thus, a benefit) from the government (military, police, fire, etc.) is to accept a bonus this year!
    Welcome to the Obamanation!

    Okay! It was me! Heh.

  • 2Hotel9

    Exactly why are people who have bankrupted companies getting bonuses?

  • robert108

    Trying to connect “bailouts” with either profits or bonuses is just populist claptrap. The mistake is to bail out a company that isn’t profitable. What happens after that is the fault of the bailout mongers, not the people in the company.
    If a business isn’t making a profit, there is no reason for it to exist. If it gets “bailed out” it becomes a charity.

  • http://ndgoon.blogspot.com/ goon

    Clearly, reality-based boob is economically illiterate.

    He is no different than our current empty suit that is occupying the white house.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    You clearly do not understand what profit is.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    boob: You make cabinets. Are you ready to give up your profit for the Obama administration?

  • BRR

    Hey Rush or whoever,
    Obama was talking about Wall Street firms which lost $38 Billion in 2008. No profits then. Check their quarterly statements now. No profits. There will be a time for profits… it is not now or was it last year. Obama stated the obvious — a historical statement.

    Bonuses are typically tied to profits, but not when they have become part of the Wall Street entitlement program even if on the taxpayer’s tab.

  • isit2012yet?

    “There will be time for them to make profits, and ………. Now is not that time.”

    Joe the Plumber???

    You out there listening to this??

    ..redistribute that Wealth ‘Bama !!!

    SERIOUSLY is this nutcase of a POTUS channeling Huey Long or what?

  • sayanything-4625

    That’s why wealthy politicians like Kerry, Kennedy et al. are in favor of higher “income” taxes. They have teams of highly paid attorneys and accountants to make sure that the bulk of their income falls outside whatever tax laws they’ve passed!

    Or if they are Rangel or Geithner they just ignore them.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    That employee’s wages are not on the profit side of the equation.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    I trade my time for money.

    That’s a wage, not a profit.

    My company has around 7500 workers, we have grown by 93% in the past year. Without profit, all of us would out of a job.

    We both profit (gain in material circumstance from this arrangement IE profit.

    Nice job spinning out of your previous comment.

    However, using a secondary definition of profit, you are correct.

    Have a profitable day.

  • http://suitepotato.blogspot.com/ sayanything-4808

    Dino:

    What an idiotic post. Reaching for something, anything to criticize about Obama.

    Wealth-worshipping toady.

    Thankfully to us, Obama doesn’t make us read farther than the nearest headling.

    Freedom-hating toad.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Clearly, reality-based boob is economically illiterate.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Obviously, the corporate execs who are taking taxpayer money and then handing out bonuses to themselves and their cronies are total schmucks. But to hear the President refer to profits as if it were a nasty thing is just plain ridiculous.

    We all live to profit in various ways. We need more profit not less.

    The only place we want less “profit” is government because that comes at the expense of real profit.

  • sayanything-2483

    “Take the money and run.” Steve Miller Band

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