Cramer & Burnett: Their Bias Is Like Halitosis Traveling Ahead Of Its Originator

Cramer and Burnett: The Twin Fucktard Edition...This Type of Bias Should Be Illegal

James Cramer used to work for Goldman Sachs.

Banking apologista Erin Burnett also worked for Goldman Sachs before beginning her career as a Wall Street shill for CNBC.  Seriously, Erin.  Take an honest look at yourself and your bias.

They avoid the entire issue.  Fuck, this pisses me off.  There should be no bonus payouts at a firm as long as it receives ANY assistance from taxpayers.  Instead they flit about discussing whether the Goldman bonus payouts will be a record and condemn the journalist, completely dodging the truth of ongoing aid.

Once more and for the record. Goldman having returned TARP funds, still receives massive taxpayer support.  A never-to-be-repaid $13 billion from AIG (you), FDIC-backed debt, TALF and the soon-to-be-launched P-PIP, and much, much more from among the Fed-Treasury alphabet soup of Wall Street welfare.

We'll say it again.  No more fucking bonuses until you are off the taxpayer dime.

I look forward to the response from the Sherminator.

Why is this concept sooooo difficult for Wall Street and it's scum-sucking apologists to understand.

Comments

[James H]

WTF? Obviously Erin Burnet is doing her Today Show thing, but is Cramer trying to be the next Al Roker? Excuse me, I really need to puke...

[Regular Pattern of Abuse]

I assume these were your 2 choices for titles?

You went with the correct one. That is so funny I had to pause.. This is now my favorite econ-blog. Were you ever on air for CNN or a writer/producer?

Cramer & Burnett: Their Bias Is Like Halitosis Traveling Ahead Of Its Originator

"Cramer and Burnett: The Twin Fucktard Edition...This Type of Bias Should Be Illegal"

[Sell Short]

Everytime I see Cramer, I want to puke.

[DailyBail]

@Sell Short

Here are some photos of the original revolution in Iran courtesy of the Economist:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew7u7jElzL0

[David A.]

GOD Bless you and this blog, I feel it's my only connection to any sanity in an insane world!

[HonestJohn]

@ David A....

There probably is no GOD, I'm 99.999% sure.....

[Sell Short]

@ DailyBail

The pictures are very similar to the ones we are seeing right now. Man I have so much respect for the Iranian youth and hope at the end they win this battle. So far Obozo( our president) hasnt really stood behind the protesters. I think the Neda Video tells the whole picture of whats going on by these criminal mullahs. Obozo said during his conference today that its up to the Iranian people what they want. My question is this: What if the Iranian people cant satnd up for what they want like they have been getting robbed the last 30 years out of their simple rights by these stupid Islamist mullahs??

Go new Iran! Sorry for all the politics and off topic subject.

[James H]

@Sell Short

Nah, it's entirely relevant. Obviously none of us here are looking to get shot in the street, but personally I have very little faith in the political system. (Actually, I have zero.) It may take actually putting people in the streets to stop the bailouts and the generational rape of taxpayers. Beyond our own troubles, though, three cheers for the Persians!

BTW, Barry Ritholtz has a post called "Angelo's Ashes". You might have seen it, but I thought you would like that.
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/06/angelo%e2%80%99s-ashes/

[Sell Short]

@James,

Thanks for the Angelo post. You know I enjoy reading everything on our criminal Tan man!:)

[DailyBail]

@Sell Short

You may discuss Iran as much as you like on these boards. It's a revolution that we all need to support and watch. Attempts at Democracy deserve our respect.

[Sell Short]

@DailyBail,

Thank you! That feels better! I'm very heated on these mullas right now and feel I have to express my opinion. Good to see people are on the same page and our on the protesters side. Democracy is a beautiful thing and not a lot of people around the world have it.

[spideydouble]

Glad to see this being discussed. There are many parallels between the abuses of the mullahs and the current Iranian government and the abuses of our own Federal, State, and local governments. These scenes in Tehran may soon be a reality in Washington.

[Think4aChange]

On Cramer - Everytime I see Cramer bloviate, I wonder how he keeps from foaming at the mouth. In fact, this must be his gift (or our curse).

It's heartening to see Iranians standing up for their rights, and advocating for their government. It's a good lesson for Americans to watch.