The Passing of an Age
We are seeing an historical rise in the size and importance of government.
February 15, 2009 - 11:46 pm
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Victor Davis Hanson is a racist joke. He blames entire financial crisis on Charlie Rangel and Obama because they are black, while letting Bush, Greenspan, Paulson, Bernanke, Ken Lay, and others off the hook. Only a very hateful or blind person could say that, and Victor is not blind, just hateful. $8.8 billion unaccounted for in Iraq. Halliburton and the Carlyle Group openly feeding at the trough of no-bid contracts. Bush’s father earning pay-offs in the millions from jihadi Kuwaiti sheikhs for his services in the 1990s. Bush’s Treasury chief directing billions of taxpayers dollars to the very company, Goldman Sachs, he was CEO of during commission of various crimes. Bush’s SEC chief in bed with Madoff. Bush’s FDA suppressing the agency’s own research into how Vioxx caused heart attacks, as tens of thousands died. Bush himself being friends with Ken Law of Enron and riding around in his jet. Over 350,000 Americans with serious brain injury due to Bush’s policies, and the VA and military hospitals in sorry shape. Halliburton’s electrical wiring contracts renewed as they executed US troops through faulty wiring. No corruption there at all.