Consumer watchdog Cordray called smart, tough

Woof, Herman Goering was "smart,tough".

President Obama always makes great selections for important positions and this one is no different… The middle class has a fighter in the White House and we are so thankful for it.

You can say anything about anyone,look at all the wonderful crap Obooboo was made out to be.Now we see he is just crap.

People are spending more money than they are earning. Who needs a new agency to be a consumer watchdog?

We have needed jobs ever since Obama came into office and he has concentrated on transfer of wealth and line the pockets of his supporters.

We have to vote Obama out in 2012 and put America back to work.

We've been waiting for boner and the baggers to come up with the jobs they promised over a year ago. All they have is tired OLD ideas. OLD ideas and the rewhiglicons/baggers/birthers are synonymous. Teabaggers. Epic fail.

conservative crapola wrote:

We've been waiting for boner and the baggers to come up with the jobs they promised over a year ago. All they have is tired OLD ideas. OLD ideas and the rewhiglicons/baggers/birthers are synonymous. Teabaggers. Epic fail.

You are thinking of the shovel ready jobs, I think that was Odumbass that promised those.

How many job bills have been passed by the Republican led Congress in the past year???? Zero!!! How is Obama going to create jobs without the assistance of Congress? If Congress is obstructing any progress that would be facilitated by Obama, how in the heck can he do his job?

Ok ok, now let's look at reality here. Under Obama, there were more jobs created in 2010 than Bush created in 8 years. Oh, and let's not forget to mention, when Bush could not create more job stimulus, he and his cronies decided to re-define restaurant jobs as manufacturing jobs so that it would look good for his re-selection.
But back to the facts!

http://ecopolitology.org/2011/01/12/obama-cre...

http://www.propublica.org/article/what-is-oba...

In my opinion, it is not up to Obama to create jobs, it is up to businesses to create jobs in America. Which means Congress has to give them incentives(bribes) to bring jobs back to the USA.

conservative crapola wrote:

We've been waiting for boner and the baggers to come up with the jobs they promised over a year ago. All they have is tired OLD ideas. OLD ideas and the rewhiglicons/baggers/birthers are synonymous. Teabaggers. Epic fail.

They have been in control for a year and nothing is done. Just like all of the other years when they were in control. Instead of changing and progressing our country towards the good, they always decide to obstruct the president if they are Democratic. It is all a game to them.

HHC wrote:

How many job bills have been passed by the Republican led Congress in the past year???? Zero!!! How is Obama going to create jobs without the assistance of Congress? If Congress is obstructing any progress that would be facilitated by Obama, how in the heck can he do his job?
Ok ok, now let's look at reality here. Under Obama, there were more jobs created in 2010 than Bush created in 8 years. Oh, and let's not forget to mention, when Bush could not create more job stimulus, he and his cronies decided to re-define restaurant jobs as manufacturing jobs so that it would look good for his re-selection.
But back to the facts!
http://ecopolitology.org/2011/01/12/obama-cre...
http://www.propublica.org/article/what-is-oba...
In my opinion, it is not up to Obama to create jobs, it is up to businesses to create jobs in America. Which means Congress has to give them incentives(bribes) to bring jobs back to the USA.

He had a full dem congress for two years. Result? Nada, nothing, zero shovel ready, cash for clunkers, nobamacare! Try to keep up, meathead.

HHC wrote:

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They have been in control for a year and nothing is done. Just like all of the other years when they were in control. Instead of changing and progressing our country towards the good, they always decide to obstruct the president if they are Democratic. It is all a game to them.

The not in control, genius. Just the house since 2010. We're still stuck with the useless dem senate and whitehouse. We'll remedy that soon enough. Stay tuned!

Bluebonnets-Thistle wrote:

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He had a full dem congress for two years. Result? Nada, nothing, zero shovel ready, cash for clunkers, nobamacare! Try to keep up, meathead.

Oh how soon they forget!!!
I will refresh your memory!
Lets begin with the 100 hour plan
Day One

* "Break the link between lobbyists and legislation" with new House rules

Further enumerated to: "Curb lobbyists' influence by banning meals and gifts to lawmakers and requiring more disclosure and oversight."[2]
Passed 280-152 as Title IV of H.R. 6 on January 5, 2007 [6]
Signed into law on December 19, 2007 by President Bush

* Institute a "pay-as-you-go" policy to reduce the deficit

Passed 430-1 as Title II of H.R. 6 on January 4, 2007 [6]
Signed into law on December 19, 2007 by President Bush.[7]

Day Two

* Enact all recommendations made by the 9/11 Commission

Further enumerated to: "Implement unfulfilled recommendations of the September 11th Commission and beef up port security."[2]
Passed 299-128 as H.R. 1 on January 9, 2007[8]
Senate passed 60-38 as S. 4 on March 13, 2007.[9] Differences are being resolved by a joint conference.
Signed into law on August 3, 2007 by President Bush.[10]

Day Three

* Raise the federal minimum wage to $7.25 an hour.

Passed 315-116 as H.R. 2 on January 10, 2007[11]
Senate passed 94-3 on February 1, 2007.[12]
Signed into law on May 25, 2007 by President Bush.[13]

Day Four

* Grant federal funding to a wide variety of stem cell research projects

Further enumerated to: "Pass another bill that allows expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research, betting on better prospects for an override if the president vetoes it again."[2]
Passed 253-174 as H.R. 3 on January 11, 2007[14]
Died in Senate.

* Allow the government to negotiate directly with pharmaceutical companies, securing lower drug prices for Medicare patients.

Further enumerated to: "Reduce prescription-drug prices for seniors by requiring Medicare to negotiate rates with pharmaceutical companies."[2]
Passed 255-170 as H.R. 4 on January 12, 2007[15]
Died in Senate committee.

Day Five

* Cut interest rates on student loans in half

Passed 356-71 as H.R. 5 on January 17, 2007[16]
Died in Senate committee.

Day Six

* End large tax subsidies for large oil companies, for the reasons outlined above and also to help foster energy independence

Passed 264-163 as H.R. 6 on January 18, 2007[17]
Senate passed 65-27 on June 21, 2007.[18]
Signed into law on December 19, 2007 by President Bush

HHC wrote:

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Oh how soon they forget!!!
I will refresh your memory!
Lets begin with the 100 hour plan
Day One
* "Break the link between lobbyists and legislation" with new House rules
Further enumerated to: "Curb lobbyists' influence by banning meals and gifts to lawmakers and requiring more disclosure and oversight."[2]
Passed 280-152 as Title IV of H.R. 6 on January 5, 2007 [6]
Signed into law on December 19, 2007 by President Bush
* Institute a "pay-as-you-go" policy to reduce the deficit
Passed 430-1 as Title II of H.R. 6 on January 4, 2007 [6]
Signed into law on December 19, 2007 by President Bush.[7]
Day Two
* Enact all recommendations made by the 9/11 Commission
Further enumerated to: "Implement unfulfilled recommendations of the September 11th Commission and beef up port security."[2]
Passed 299-128 as H.R. 1 on January 9, 2007[8]
Senate passed 60-38 as S. 4 on March 13, 2007.[9] Differences are being resolved by a joint conference.
Signed into law on August 3, 2007 by President Bush.[10]
Day Three
* Raise the federal minimum wage to $7.25 an hour.
Passed 315-116 as H.R. 2 on January 10, 2007[11]
Senate passed 94-3 on February 1, 2007.[12]
Signed into law on May 25, 2007 by President Bush.[13]
Day Four
* Grant federal funding to a wide variety of stem cell research projects
Further enumerated to: "Pass another bill that allows expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research, betting on better prospects for an override if the president vetoes it again."[2]
Passed 253-174 as H.R. 3 on January 11, 2007[14]
Died in Senate.
* Allow the government to negotiate directly with pharmaceutical companies, securing lower drug prices for Medicare patients.
Further enumerated to: "Reduce prescription-drug prices for seniors by requiring Medicare to negotiate rates with pharmaceutical companies."[2]
Passed 255-170 as H.R. 4 on January 12, 2007[15]
Died in Senate committee.
Day Five
* Cut interest rates on student loans in half
Passed 356-71 as H.R. 5 on January 17, 2007[16]
Died in Senate committee.
Day Six
* End large tax subsidies for large oil companies, for the reasons outlined above and also to help foster energy independence
Passed 264-163 as H.R. 6 on January 18, 2007[17]
Senate passed 65-27 on June 21, 2007.[18]
Signed into law on December 19, 2007 by President Bush

So what's the point? The useless bills passed after Jan 2008 by the full dem congress and signed by nobama has given no results....except more debt! Thanks be to the republican house for getting things under control until Nov 2012. Whew!

Bluebonnets-Thistle wrote:

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The not in control, genius. Just the house since 2010. We're still stuck with the useless dem senate and whitehouse. We'll remedy that soon enough. Stay tuned!

I am aware of their control of the house, not senate. Most bills are introed in the house, even if they start in Congress they have to go to house, where they can die or go on. To be honest, I think most of the Congress is useless and needs to be replaced. That means Dems and Repubs. After their child show of control this fall and its effects on the economy, I don't for any of them!!!

HHC wrote:

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I am aware of their control of the house, not senate. Most bills are introed in the house, even if they start in Congress they have to go to house, where they can die or go on. To be honest, I think most of the Congress is useless and needs to be replaced. That means Dems and Repubs. After their child show of control this fall and its effects on the economy, I don't for any of them!!!

Agreed, I'm for many of the things some of the GOP candidates have said about it, espeically the part time congress suggestion of Perry. I'm not advocating his election, I think there are better candidates, but I do know that it works well with the Texas legislature. Or maybe term limits as there is in the Executive Branch. I think the years since 2006 have been pretty damaging.

Fck Obama. Fck everything about him.

He is a pos!

Marine Corp Pat wrote:

President Obama always makes great selections for important positions and this one is no different… The middle class has a fighter in the White House and we are so thankful for it.

You are not EVEN a fcking Marine, you worthless pos.

Republican nut jobs in the House have sat on their fat thumbs and NOT paseed a jobs bill when they had the chance- they blocked Elizabeth Warren and could have approved her appointment as Consumer Protection Chief, and now get her in politics where she will handily take back Kennedy's seat from over the hill boy gigolo Scotty Brown.

LOL

Cordray as Warren's deputy will serve well.

I love how the Reich, especially over at the Fox Ministry of Propaganda bitch about the "recess" appointment when Obama has recess appointed fewer people than Tush did by a landslide.

I say Obama needs to govern without the do-nothing congress and recess appoint everyone, and end-run congress at every possible turn.

At least it shows he's willing to govern while Rethuglicans ride pogo sticks in congress.

HHC wrote:

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They have been in control for a year and nothing is done. Just like all of the other years when they were in control. Instead of changing and progressing our country towards the good, they always decide to obstruct the president if they are Democratic. It is all a game to them.

12 months ago, BEFORE the republicans took over the house, and, as you said, obstructed all of obama's policies and plans, unemployment was 9.1%, last week it was 8.5%. looks to me like the republicans obstruction IS doing something...
and, if the -sshole harry reid would bring the 23 republican house job creation bills he has buried, to the floor of the senate, i bet unemployment would be down to under 8%...

hey! it looks like harry reid could end up costing obama his job!

LMAO!!!!!

Blues Dot Com wrote:

Fck Obama. Fck everything about him.
He is a pos!

The site of the man make me physically ill.

Caribou Barbie wrote:

I love how the Reich, especially over at the Fox Ministry of Propaganda bitch about the "recess" appointment when Obama has recess appointed fewer people than Tush did by a landslide.
I say Obama needs to govern without the do-nothing congress and recess appoint everyone, and end-run congress at every possible turn.
At least it shows he's willing to govern while Rethuglicans ride pogo sticks in congress.

When Bush had recess appointments, the Congress was ACTUALLY IN RECESS.

Obama thinks he's a DICTATOR.