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I would cheer too, if I was trying to be framed, for someone else's big mistake.
It means I'm making a big impact on the corruption and lies coming from Washington.
S&P is in the Washington Machines, back pocket.
It is all a ploy to convince the citizens to raise taxes.
Who is S&P to make a call how to fix our economy. That isn't their job, and there are a 100 things that will accomplish the same thing a tax hike will do.
I would cheer too, if I was trying to be framed, for someone else's big mistake.
It means I'm making a big impact on the corruption and lies coming from Washington.
S&P is in the Washington Machines, back pocket.
It is all a ploy to convince the citizens to raise taxes.
Who is S&P to make a call how to fix our economy. That isn't their job, and there are a 100 things that will accomplish the same thing a tax hike will do.
Well, the ratings agencies were sure effective when it came to derivatives, now weren't they?
I would say they missed the boat on that one - to the tune of an international crisis. I guess they are trying to show they are "paying attention" now.
I am just one person, but I bet there are plenty of others who haven't forgotten that the ratings agencies were not astute enuff to see the house of cards in the mortgage industry. THey kinda lost their "standing" with me after that fiasco.
There was absolutely no reason to raise the debt ceiling.
You mean other than to avoid a Default?
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