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Sunday Fun: Video – Mr. Bernanke, YOU are a Moral Hazard
December 6, 2009 10:00 am
Here is a real shellacking and Mr. Bernanke takes it all in. Is Senator Bunning wrong? Why is he the only one to vocalize anything even remotely close to the actual accounts.
While there are several counter-points that can be made, but this is some strong language. I encourage you to take a listen/watch.
Senator Bunning to Bernanke “You are the definition of a moral hazard. Your Fed has become the Creature From Jekyll Island”
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2 Responses to “Sunday Fun: Video – Mr. Bernanke, YOU are a Moral Hazard”
Me2 on
December 7th, 2009 12:54 pm
All the accusations were spot-on.
I almost pitied Bernanke. Pretty good poker face, though.
I like the Senator's passion!
Wow on
December 8th, 2009 2:29 am
Wow, what a politician! Has there been a more class act put on for one's constituents? That was a joke, this guy used to be an investment broker. He knows all about what was going on, but decides to embellish the Fed's actions to gain re-election in 2010.
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All the accusations were spot-on.
I almost pitied Bernanke. Pretty good poker face, though.
I like the Senator's passion!
Wow, what a politician! Has there been a more class act put on for one's constituents? That was a joke, this guy used to be an investment broker. He knows all about what was going on, but decides to embellish the Fed's actions to gain re-election in 2010.