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July 26, 2011 – Segment 2
Yesterday evening, President Obama addressed the nation about the ongoing political stalemate in negotiations to raise the US debt ceiling. We're joined by two guests to discuss the speech and what's next in the deficit talks.
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Yesterday evening, President Obama addressed the nation about the ongoing political stalemate in negotiations to raise the US debt ceiling. We’re joined by two guests to discuss the speech and what’s next in the deficit talks.
Robert Creamer is a political strategist and consultant and a partner at Democracy Partners. His most recent book is Stand Up Straight: How Progressives Can Win.
Charles Lollar is the Maryland State Director of Americans for Prosperity.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 —– Original Message —–
From: Dave Eberhardt4:30 PM
Subject: a wonderful quote that has bearing on the debt ceiling
crisis- and puts it all in perspective?
“There is more than enough money in this economy to get rid of unemployment overnight. That money is sitting in the bank accounts of a few thousand big companies and a few dozen big banks.
Take it back from them. Why not? They stole it.”
this from the newsletter of SPARK.
And why do we not hear this point of view- you might ask yourselves? I think it’s because to adopt this view- means society must change.
by the way- how many peopoloe get thru on this? it’s insanely difficult- and IO SUPPORT U- I SENDC U MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
david eberhardt
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mozela9@comcast.net
how many people get thru on this- u have made it insanely difficult- call me to explain if u want any more money from me
not marc- him i forgive
david eberhardt
410-235-7507