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The Supreme Court Did What?!
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Rationalizations
"a defense mechanism by which your true motivation is concealed by explaining your actions and feelings in a way that is not threatening", or making oneself believe that doing something you know is wrong as being right...

Written by Steve B.   
Saturday, 12 December 2009 08:40

It is that simple and true, when it comes down to brass tacks the Republican platform is to support big business profits and let the individual fend for themselves.  No matter how it is spun that is the bottom line.  It doesn't take a genius to see it throughout recent political history but there are legions that rationalize and through dissonance make themselves believe otherwise, to their own detriment!

After years of proving that tax cuts to the wealthy, little or no regulation, trickle-down economics doesn't work (look what it brought us to, the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression) they still won't acknowledge it!  Look at the recent vote for House bill, H.R.4173.  Not a single Republican voted for the bill.  A bill that contains regulatory constraints on financial companies.  Ohhhh, that would be so bad to make the richest people, the richest companies in the world have more ethical restraint, be bound by laws that protect the public from their predatory and reckless practices.  That would be bad, wouldn't it Republicans and those that rationalize the truth.


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Written by Steve B.   
Friday, 27 February 2009 12:56

Bank of America CEO Kenneth Lewis talks turkey with New York Attorney General... or would it be more accurate to refer to it as the waste product of a bull instead of the turkey earlier mentioned?

I know that Congress and the previous administration believed that the banks and Wall Street would act in an appropriate, honest, responsible and ethical manner as they received billions in bailout cash.  Most of the conservatives I know thought it a joke to have no restrictions or oversight when handing over the bailout monies and the liberals I know could not have agreed more! 


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