Bank of America, which received oodles of TARP money, recently cut my credit limit. Who the fuck are these people?
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Ted Rall
Ted Rall is a syndicated political cartoonist for Andrews McMeel Syndication, WhoWhatWhy.org and Counterpoint. He is a frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal, a graphic novelist and author of many books of art and prose, and an occasional war correspondent. He is, recently, the author of the graphic novel "The Stringer."
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I'm not sure why you would want a piece of shirt like that, but if your heart's set on it there's Cafe Press.
On a somber note, RIP Walter Cronkite, I wish there was someone, anyone like him working in the MSM today.
Bank of America was forced by Paulson to take bailout funds, was not allowed to pay them back early and was forced to take Merrill Lynch as well.
Congratulations, more unintended consequences of the government trying fix problems while creating even more.
maybe it's because you're a filthy hippie cartoonist. everyone knows you guys are somewhere between astronomers and crack whore trainees (thanks, Norm!) when it comes to reliable income.
j/k BoA screwed my parents, and i've never trusted them. how do they keep ANY customers, when almost EVERY OTHER bank gives more perks, options, and fewer screwjobs!
I don't know who THEY are, but YOU'RE their bitch.
Bastards cut my limit, too, while I was in Thailand. Thanks for the advance notice, assholes.
We've been told for decades that the weakness in our Republic was that someday some group would figure out it could "Vote itself Money". Usually told by people who wanted "Welfare Reform" and had a side ticket to funnel the taxes (which would not decrease) into their pockets.
Well, instead of a religious group or large community, which was what the founders feared, it turns out to be a cabal of the rich elite.
Well, instead of a religious group or large community, which was what the founders feared, it turns out to be a cabal of the rich elite.
True, Goldman Sachs has managed to take over the treasury and fed.