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To be totally fair what he said actually makes no sense.
What the is a fundamental economy?
Incredible, didn't McCain just get blasted by the One for saying the same thing?
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/dai...110.guest.html
Barney Frank Says Fundamentals of American Economy Are Strong
September 18, 2008
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RUSH: Here's Barney Frank, by the way, last night on Charlie Rose on PBS, Charlie Rose said, "Who might rescue this ins ution or that ins ution? Are you going to have hard questions about who you're going to allow to buy American assets?"
FRANK: There are good sovereign wealth funds and bad sovereign wealth funds because there are bad and good countries. They're buying because of the security in the United States. Even with volatility this is still a place people want to put their money.This is a very stable democracy with a fundamental economy which has been damaged now but which we expect to come back.
RUSH: Well, this is exactly what McCain said the other day: The fundamentals of the economy are strong. And Obama went out and ripped him a new one. (interruption) You didn't understand the first part of what Barney said? Okay, if you didn't understand it the first time, you're not going to understand a second time, Snerdley. Let me just tell you what Barney Frank said the first time. (doing Barney Frank impression) There are (muttering) countries, (muttering) volatility (muttering) very stable, very stable democracy, fundamental economy, the damage that we expect go back, Charlie.
To be totally fair what he said actually makes no sense.
What the is a fundamental economy?
Barney Frank, the guy everyone wants to get rid of, said the economy is strong!
Well, good golly miss molly! I guess it must be so. I wonder if he had said tomorrow it'll rain pepsi cola if you'd believe him too.
the financial companies made bad bets and are paying for it. many companies are actually making money right now. you s always think the sky is falling.
Reading that, I don't see where Barney Frank said "strong", only where Rush was putting words into his mouth.
I'm getting images of Tim Duncan as the chairman of the Federal Reserve here.
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