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Ratigan, Spitzer and Huffington think Obama is captured

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Ratigan, Spitzer and Huffington think Obama is captured 

Courtesy of Edward Harrison at Credit Writedowns

Here is more from Dylan Ratigan’s new show on MSNBC.  Arianna Huffington and Eliot Spitzer were guests.  They all have noticed that Barack Obama has spent an inordinate amount of political capital and money on the financial services sector without showing any stomach for serious all-encompassing reform.  Why is still unclear, but Huffington suspects capture via Geithner and Summers.

The video is below.  The more I hear the newly semi-rehabilitated Eliot Spitzer, the more impressive I find him.

 
 

 

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