Showing posts with label baldwin. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Quote of the Day - Alec Baldwin Edition Part 2

One important lesson, I believe, is that bailouts of major corporations in any and all industries are counterproductive to long term economic health. And not simply direct infusions of cash as loans, tossed like gargantuan life preservers, in moments of greatest perceived dread. I’m talking about the bailouts the US government gives major corporations every day. The excessive fees forced on customers by certain banks, not to mention the predatory lending practices of the mortgage industry (coupled with the remarkably stupid borrowing of certain homeowners).
Alec Baldwin on his lessons from Occupy Wall Street.

Hmm, that almost sounds like a Tea Partier.  Although not if you read the rest.  

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Occupy Wall Street Quote of the Day Edition 2

"You cannot not have strong capital markets in this country or the country is going to go down the tubes," he said. "I think most people want change in this country but they don't want the country to go down the tubes. They don't want the country to become England."

Alec Baldwin speaking to protesters at Occupy Wall Street Today.

I don't know about England, but the don't seem to mind becoming Greece. 

I also don't think he understands the audience that he is speaking to.  Many of them do want to see America go down the tubes. 

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Quote of the Day - Alec Baldwin Edition

"Well, I mean, I think so because I think that when you come into office and you want to put your mark on things -- this is just my opinion, when you want to put your mark on things, you want to be able to spend. And what's crippled Obama's administration, as far as I'm concerned, is the financial crisis and it's prevented him from doing any new spending,"

Alec Baldwin today at Capitol Hill Press Conference. 

I actually ran into Mr. Baldwin this afternoon.  He was on his way into the Senate Buildings and I was on my way to sing Michele Bachmann Happy Birthday at the Tea Party.  He was shorter and fatter than I thought he would be.  But, based on this comment he isn't smarter than I thought. 
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