Buffet spoke of a bad year, but his support of BHO is what is giving his investments a bad time. He still hasn't fully accepted buyer's remorse, but most liberals will never admit to buyer's remorese. I personnaly believe he should be taxed to being broken, but by then we are all wearing nothing because the government has removed our clothes from our backs. All the better to whip us slaves.
March 1, 2009 at 4:28 pm
Cindy
Hey Brian. My husband and I made a decision today. We called Citibank and closed our two credit card accounts. We didn't have a balance on either one but between the two, we had almost $40K open in available credit (that, to me, was insanity in itself). The rep sure tried to talk us out of closing our accts since we've been with their company for over twenty years. But like my husband told the acct mgr: WE DON'T DO BUSINESS WITH THE GOVERNMENT. There are plenty of other smaller banks out there who didn't take and don't need the government to bail them out. It felt like total freedom making that call today (then ripping up our cards).....we are also Dave Ramsey fans. Our main banking is done through Wells Fargo but I told my husband that if they end up selling their soul to the almighty government any time soon, we'll close those accts as well. It's the only way we know how to speak out against what is happening. By the way, we both enjoyed reading the all the articles you attached. The NY Post graphic sure puts things in perspective. Keep up the great reporting. We are counting on you!
Wow,the article on Nationalization ,and The Seven Signs of a Bottom were extraordinary reads. Thank,Brian(:
February 28, 2009 at 8:20 pm
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Brian Sullivan joined FOX Business Network (FBN) in April 2008 as an anchor. He co-anchors the 10am-12pm ET hours of the FOX Business block.
Prior to joining FBN, Sullivan served as an anchor for Bloomberg Television where he hosted the programs Morning Call and In Focus.
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Buffet spoke of a bad year, but his support of BHO is what is giving his investments a bad time. He still hasn't fully accepted buyer's remorse, but most liberals will never admit to buyer's remorese. I personnaly believe he should be taxed to being broken, but by then we are all wearing nothing because the government has removed our clothes from our backs. All the better to whip us slaves.
Cindy
Hey Brian. My husband and I made a decision today. We called Citibank and closed our two credit card accounts. We didn't have a balance on either one but between the two, we had almost $40K open in available credit (that, to me, was insanity in itself). The rep sure tried to talk us out of closing our accts since we've been with their company for over twenty years. But like my husband told the acct mgr: WE DON'T DO BUSINESS WITH THE GOVERNMENT. There are plenty of other smaller banks out there who didn't take and don't need the government to bail them out. It felt like total freedom making that call today (then ripping up our cards).....we are also Dave Ramsey fans. Our main banking is done through Wells Fargo but I told my husband that if they end up selling their soul to the almighty government any time soon, we'll close those accts as well. It's the only way we know how to speak out against what is happening. By the way, we both enjoyed reading the all the articles you attached. The NY Post graphic sure puts things in perspective. Keep up the great reporting. We are counting on you!
earle
Wow,the article on Nationalization ,and The Seven Signs of a Bottom were extraordinary reads. Thank,Brian(: