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Seriously. Is it just me or does this guy have a perpetual case of stupid face?
These clips of Treasury Secretary Timmaaay Geithner speak for themselves. He is a willfull tax cheat who now spends his days robbing your kids blind. But don't get mad, watch instead how the idiot plays jazz hands all the way through both videos.
Geithner, as Jimmy Rogers says, you are not only a current failure, but you carry a long history of poor performance as head of the New York Fed. It was your job to police Wall Street and yet you didn't see the crisis coming. I can show you thousands of people who foresaw what you did not.
Why were you so reckless and irresponsible in the conveyance of your duties. Oh, no one's asked you that question. Well, I just did. You are the annointed poster-child of regulatory malfeasance and ineptitude. And a pitiful disgrace as keeper of our Treasury.
We have another video from disco fingers after the jump.
And honestly, you leave us no choice. We're bringing back this guy to make us feel better about getting screwed over by you. Watch it, afterwards you will either hate me or feel a hell of a lot better.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009 at 2:29AM
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Reader Comments (6)
I believe that laughter is one of the few ways to get through this crisis. That and not looking at my 401k.
Good Luck.
Stupid face indeed. I believe Tim Geithner holds a PhD. from the school of Positive Thinking. The governments own assumptions should be the most conservative of all, not within the range of some B.S. Congressional Budget Office post-stimulus forecast. What happens if and when the recovery act and and the range of "other measures" fail? When all measures have failed so far, I see no reason to be optimistic. I take the "other measures" comment to mean the Obama Administration is committed to leeching every last dime they can for banking interests. More bailouts are on the way folks - as many as it takes to bring confidence back to the markets, damned be the consequences. Our government is now operating on AIG's model.
Tim never answered the question. A name please. We are looking to end someone's professional career today. LOL