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Geithner Asked to Resign
Submitted by cbourne on Fri, 11/20/2009 - 00:14
When asked by Rep. Kevin Brady to resign as treasury secretary, Geithner struggled to blame the fallen economy on a political party and diverted from the Fed being the real culprit. » |
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Politico has a longer version of your link....
to better enjoy the fry and squirm.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/glennthrush/1109/Liberals_and_...
Who should be asked
Watt and Frank should be asked to resign.
Personally....
I think everyone in the Obama Administration should resign, and that includes the big eared, no-nothing Obama himself.
I agree
Obama should step down and say it is because in general, he sucks at it.
Good for Brady,
it's laughable to see slimy Geithner try to slither out of his responsiblity for the debacle.
indeed
indeed