Rick Santelli of CNBC speaks of change that I believe in!
In case you fail to comprehend the logic emanating from Chicago, let me recommend some reading for you: Atlas Shrugged!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
The Chicago Tea Party
With frustration building among the majority that has prudently managed their finances, a respected voice of reason emerges from the trading pits of Chicago. We are sick of socialism, special interest handouts, and bailouts of the weak and irresponsible (corporations and individuals). President Obama, take note. The backbone of stability and growth in America is growing restless.
Rick Santelli of CNBC speaks of change that I believe in!
In case you fail to comprehend the logic emanating from Chicago, let me recommend some reading for you: Atlas Shrugged!
Rick Santelli of CNBC speaks of change that I believe in!
In case you fail to comprehend the logic emanating from Chicago, let me recommend some reading for you: Atlas Shrugged!
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