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Occupy Wall Street March On Millionaires Homes Actually Organized And Run By Obama Supporting Unions
From Will at The Other News:
- I Don't Buy This For A Second
We have not seen the last of the Occupy Movement. Believe me. You can expect to watch Occupy play a big role in the weeks leading up to the election. That's my prediction. Check this out, as AP (in what is ostensibly a "news piece" waxes poetic about...
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- Lech Walesa Not Attending Occupy Wall Street After All
He found out they were a Communist Movement. You know, exactly like the people he fought against in Eastern Europe. From Big Government: The Polish champion of freedom and liberty, founder of Solidarity, winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, and first...
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CAIN: 'Why don't you move demonstrations to White House?' From CNS: Republican presidential nominee candidate Herman Cain called for the Occupy Wall Street protestors to relocate to the White House, in remarks he made Friday at the Family...
- Obama's Army On The March?
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David Plouffe: Obama on side of Occupy Wall Street protesters
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From Politico:
The White House wants to make it clear that President Barack Obama is on the same side as the Occupy Wall Street protesters – and that Republicans are not.'Obama's army'standing side by side?
“If you’re concerned about Wall Street and our financial system, the president is standing on the side of consumers and the middle class,” Obama’s senior adviser David Plouffe said on “Good Morning America” Tuesday morning when asked about the demonstrations.
“And a lot of these Republicans are basically saying, ‘You know what? Let’s go back to the same policies that led to the great recession in the first place’.”
Plouffe warned that “most Republicans in Congress” as well as “all of the Republicans on the stage tonight in New Hampshire” – the GOP presidential candidates who will participate in a Washington Post/Bloomberg debate Tuesday – want to simply “unwind Wall Street Reform.”
Taking the same message to the “The Early Show,” Plouffe also argued that before the Obama administration’s financial reforms kicked in, ”Wall Street was able to write too many of its own rules.”
“Taxpayers won’t be on the hook for a bailout any more, we’ll be more transparent,” he said. “Consumers will be protected on hidden fees on mortgages and credit cards.”
“The president stands squarely with the middle class in terms of trying to protect consumers and make sure that happened doesn’t happen again,” Plouffe added.
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Occupy Wall Street March On Millionaires Homes Actually Organized And Run By Obama Supporting Unions
From Will at The Other News:
As the Occupy Wall Street protests have grown and evolved we have seen a major change in overall direction coming from the most vocal supporters.While many still claim that this is not a political movement, the unfortunate fact is that everyday we see more and more evidence that the establishment left has, at least in part, co opted the movement.Read the full story here.
Yesterday’s so called Millionaires March has drawn major media attention around the world, with support popping up in places that most wouldn’t think would support protesters targeting the financial district.Linette Lopez, writing for the Business Insider, revealed that the real powers behind the march were numerous extreme leftist organizations with open socialist and communist ties.
Now here’s who they are specifically:Those are some pretty established New York groups that span across the state, and they have some powerful people behind them.
- The Working Families Party
- UnitedNY
- New York Communities for Change
- Strong Economy For All Coalition
- VOCAL-NY
- Community Voices Heard
So we have super leftist organizations running large scale protests for the Occupy Wall Street protesters yet we are supposed to believe that this is not a political movement?
While it is clear that these organizations do not speak for ALL the protesters, a growing majority are seemingly falling in line with groups who openly support one of Wall Streets biggest supporters, President Barack Obama.
- I Don't Buy This For A Second
We have not seen the last of the Occupy Movement. Believe me. You can expect to watch Occupy play a big role in the weeks leading up to the election. That's my prediction. Check this out, as AP (in what is ostensibly a "news piece" waxes poetic about...
- San Francisco: Tea Party And Occupy Movement Join Forces In Anti-obama Rally
This is a new development, and it could mean both good and bad things for our future. From Zombie: Media pundits have often tried to point out the similarities between the Tea Party and the Occupy movement, in a futile attempt to get the two groups to...
- Lech Walesa Not Attending Occupy Wall Street After All
He found out they were a Communist Movement. You know, exactly like the people he fought against in Eastern Europe. From Big Government: The Polish champion of freedom and liberty, founder of Solidarity, winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, and first...
-
CAIN: 'Why don't you move demonstrations to White House?' From CNS: Republican presidential nominee candidate Herman Cain called for the Occupy Wall Street protestors to relocate to the White House, in remarks he made Friday at the Family...
- Obama's Army On The March?
Wall Street protests spread to other cities From Will at The Other News: Protests inspired by "Occupy Wall Street" movement have emerged in Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Members of the "Occupy Wall Street" movement have vowed to stay through...