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Thu, 23 Jul 2009 06:58:44 +0000

[...] TheStreet.com is a rag. The site’s owner, Jim Cramer, uses it and his Mad Money TV show to manipulate stock prices through deception. So, anything that comes from here has a strong possibility of being [...]

By: Dan chi

Dan chi — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:31:54 +0000

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By: geoffrobinson

geoffrobinson — Tue, 17 Mar 2009 13:55:04 +0000

Santelli apologized for that language, but his basic point has a lot of support. People don’t want to bailout homeowners who made stupid decisions, which is different than just simply falling on hard times. People didn’t support TARP either.

By: danpoarch

danpoarch — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 19:49:25 +0000

Santelli actually attacked me as a homeowner. I can afford my mortgage today, but what if the economy continues to tank and I find that I cannot keep my home afloat? Then, according to Santelli, I’m a loser homeowner. Even though I’ve kept my clients with a lot of hard work through this recession… And I might point out that I bet Santelli knows more people being foreclosed upon than myself [I don't know anyone losing their home]. I would assume that Santelli’s friends are all under-collateralized at this point. Having buried all of their wealth in a market that can’t, and won’t for some time, right itself. Santelli is an idiot that doesn’t deserve his job.

By: Grand Moff Tarkin

Grand Moff Tarkin — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:54:09 +0000

Uh, no. Santelli’s comments were offensive, coming from someone who represented the moneyed establishment which is currently receiving unprecedented bailouts (still demanding their bonuses) after playing Casino with the financial markets and losing everything, and then having the gall to bitch about homeowners getting a TINY FRACTION of assistance at a time of peril, peril caused largely by those very same Masters of the Universe ruining the financial system losing as much as a third of the value of their house.

By: geoffrobinson

geoffrobinson — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:49:38 +0000

And people were upset by the Rick Santelli comments because they were anti-fearless leader. Same difference.

By: Grand Moff Tarkin

Grand Moff Tarkin — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:31:57 +0000

@ geoffrobinson — Sorry to burst your right wing bubble, but that is absolutely false. Jon Stewart went on his crusade against the CNBC network – not Jim Cramer – after he was infuriated by Rick Santelli’s rant against “loser homeowners”. It was never directed at Cramer, and the only reason Cramer became the face of it is that he chose to respond on the air on CNBC and then, when Santelli cancelled his appearance on The Daily Show, Cramer agreed to appear instead. It had NOTHING to do with Cramer’s criticism of Obama’s budget or other comments, and everything to do with the network’s overall malfeasance and malpractice as a neutral arbiter of financial information.

By: geoffrobinson

geoffrobinson — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 17:22:04 +0000

Jon Stewart bothers me here too. He only went after Kramer, an Obama supporter, because Kramer dared speak ill of Obama's policies. Not even his policies, but the timing of his policies. So instead of focusing on the content of Kramer's critique, Stewart shifts to a personal attack on Kramer. And he may be a nice guy or a huge jerk, but that doesn't mean his comments regarding Obama's policies are destroying wealth are false. So that's what happens when someone dares cross the fearless leader. He will be crushed for daring to speak up. [This is such an absurd right wing talking point. Is it just so impossible for conservative thinkers to formulate logic that they must always parrot the same few things they hear on repeated on Fox/AM radio? Please, think for yourself. You don't have to accept progressive values, but don't accept Rush Limbaugh as your leader and repeat everything you're told like a tape recorder. Cramer "dared to speak up" about Obama's "destruction of wealth"? More like the right wing destroyed America's wealth through short sighted selfishness and greed, and is now appalled that Obama is working to make the government function as it is supposed to: governing and applying the rule of law. Cramer and his ilk are lying about what's going on, and Stewart called him on it. The right wing is now trying to attack Stewart and Obama for "daring to speak up" about the lawless corruption that turned the US into a fascist dictatorship ruled by group of corporate lobbyists. Wake up mildly affluent people: Republicans don't represent your interests, they're just keeping you emotionally riled up about "socialism" fears so that you don't catch on to the fact that you're poorer now because of Bush federal government's War on Iraq/Drugs/Gays/"Terrurists" has bankrupted the US and right wing efforts to starve the nation's education and infrastructure have resulted in the US becoming a second rate country. It's reality time. Don't cry about needing to pay for progressive bandages to cover your Republican wounds.- Dan ]

By: leicaman

leicaman — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:02:27 +0000

With the demise of major newspapers, this is just the beginning of how bad it’s going to get. There is going to have to be a model for paying for good news, or there will be no news.

Journalists have to eat, support their families and retire. If they cannot, they will disappear and we will lose one of the pillars of democracy that has sustained (however imperfectly) this nation and our freedoms.

By: Silver

Silver — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 01:53:52 +0000

There’s a great site that covers Jim Cramer’s crime (his and other’s), owned by Overstock’s CEO. It is called Deep Capture (http://www.deepcapture.com)
The article about Daily Show & Jim Cramer: http://www.deepcapture.com/what-we-should-learn-from-jim-cramer-vs-the-daily-shows-jon-stewart/
The biography of Jim Cramer: http://www.deepcapture.com/jim-cramer-is-a-complicated-man/
The crime: http://www.deepcapture.com/category/4-the-crime-naked-shorts-other-insincere-ious/