Right. It was the government who influenced itself, with no lobbyist pressure, to deregulate the relevant private sectors. It was the government who was responsible for dealing in sub-prime loans. It was the government, not private businesses like Goldman Sachs, who peddled billions of dollars in shaky securities tied to subprime mortgages on unsuspecting pension funds, insurance companies and other investors when it concluded that the housing bubble would burst. It was the government. It was the government. It was the government.

Unfortunately, there are things like reality and facts which serve as a problem for your unsubstantiated rants on this site. The last few years is and indictment on the private sector, not the government, as much as you’d like to stomp your feet, cross your arms and say otherwise.

I own a national payroll company. I know what will happen. My clients along with every other employer in the country will game the system. Just like always. The government comes up with some irrational idea and smart businessmen figure how to make it work for themselves. There will be a lot of money not going to Social Security this year but it won’t be to create jobs it will be to savy business people.

By the way, Wall Street did not cause the recession, the govenment did. If Barney and Chris had not made it impossible for credit default swaps to be regulated Eliott Spitzer would have been all over them and AIG would not have to have beed bailed out. Tell the unions to stop sucking up to
Democ(rats) and tell the truth.