Greenspan ... ENOUGH IS ENOUGH !

[Thug_Life]

http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/fed/20010627d.asp

 

[LeesonTrader]

I think frank zappa appointed him

 

[exce26]

Let's ship a Viagra to Greenspan.
I bet he needs it

 

[peter77]

Greenspan, Bush, Cheney and Pitt
We're toast

 

[Babak]

Don't forget the village idiot O'Neil. While Wall Street burns, the supposed mouthpiece of the Administration (as it pertains to the financial markets) is in....


(are you ready for it?)


.......Krygystan.

 

[daliddleguy]

Maybe he should have taken the rest of them with him

 

[jficquette]

Oh, sounds like Mr Rather was telling you nite nite stories about how Mr. Bill was making the economy work good and making the stock market go up and all that stuff. It must have been that tax increase of Bill's that pumped up the market and got everybody working. But you know, I doubt if old Dan understands the stock market. He sure does not understand the constitution when it come to electing a president.

Greenspan is either incompetent or he is running a game we do not understand and in that case, he may be an All American.

John

 

[peter77]

Who said anything about Bill?
This isn't about him.
Good or bad, he's gone

Looked at the markets lately? Dallas we have a problem.

 

[Bono]

Originally posted by chasinfla :
Gosh I don't know, and I also didn't know so many people were so qualified to do the job!

Not that I know of
And I guess that is the heart of the problem. If we could only convince them that other people can do the job too, maybe we can get rid of Greenspan and MANY others. Now you know why I said this reminds me of third world rulers and we don't dare criticize them !!

 

[Bono]

Thanks to whoever posted that link ... look what I found ... 14-year terms at the federal agency !!!! and we want the economy to improve ??? ... and Greenspan who only serves 4-year terms is there since even longer ... please read below :

The president appoints and Congress confirms seven members to the Washington-based federal agency. Members serve 14-year terms that are staggered to prevent the entire board from changing all at once. The president also appoints a chairman (currently Alan Greenspan) and vice chairman, who are either already board members or become so in conjunction with their appointments, to four-year terms. Because of early resignations and other reasons, the board sometimes operates with vacancies.