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  1. 03-17-2009, 08:36 PM #1
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    Bracing for a Backlash Over Wall Street Bailouts

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    By ADAM NAGOURNEY
    Published: March 15, 2009

    WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is increasingly concerned about a populist backlash against banks and Wall Street, worried that anger at financial institutions could also end up being directed at Congress and the White House and could complicate President Obama’s agenda.

    Karin Cooper/CBS, via Associated Press


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    [quote]“I do think there’s a potential for a ‘damn everybody in power’ kind of sentiment,â€
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    Re: Bracing for a Backlash Over Wall Street Bailouts

    The Obama administration is ...worried that anger at financial institutions could also end up being directed at Congress and the White House...
    Anger COULD end up directed at Congress and the White House??? NEWS FLASH.....IT ALREADY IS!!!

    83 percent of respondents said the government should cap the amount of compensation earned by executives of companies that are getting federal assistance.
    Duhhh.....At the very least, this should've been done starting back in September!!! Looks like we, the people....us commoners, have been ten steps ahead of the buffoons in D.C. all along, as usual!!!
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  4. 03-18-2009, 12:10 AM #4
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    WE ARE AS MAD AS HELL OUT HERE AND WE ARE NOT GOING TO TAKE IT ANYMORE!!!!
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