EYKW: School Yard Bullies Rule

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

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The debt ceiling soap opera goes on, fueled by the GOP freshman yahoos in the House.Polls show that Obama is getting props from the public for his handling of the matter; but that is small consolation for tumbling into a real economic meltdown engendered by faux thinking.The states are going to take it on the keister, so their governors are hopping mad. Tell it to Michelle Bachmann and the others of her ilk who are “double daring” the President to call their bluff.Yeah, maybe all these loonies will pay for it in 2012, but by then we may eating from the same trough as the PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece & Spain).I know we're all going to get through this thing together; but it's no cakewalk getting your just deserts.

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