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Friday, March 20, 2009
Larry Kudlow burns a dollar on TV
This could end up to be a great contrarian piece. Even better, maybe it will get Kudlow fired from CNBC. It's illegal to destroy U.S. currency and Kudlow does it on TV! Not smart.
That's pathetic. Isn't defacing U.S. currency a crime? I don't think you're even supposed to squash pennies on railroad tracks but it's the arrogance that takes it over the line to treason! I'm offended but will refrain from name calling. What next Mr. Kudlow, the flag?
Jeff Immelt should have booted this guy off the air a long time ago. His "free market fundamentalism" and rants against the fed and gov't support of output and employment caused direct harm to companies like General Electic. I'm a shareholder and I sent them an email to express my displeasure with Kudlow's actions.
That's pathetic. Isn't defacing U.S. currency a crime? I don't think you're even supposed to squash pennies on railroad tracks but it's the arrogance that takes it over the line to treason! I'm offended but will refrain from name calling. What next Mr. Kudlow, the flag?
ReplyDeleteJeff Immelt should have booted this guy off the air a long time ago. His "free market fundamentalism" and rants against the fed and gov't support of output and employment caused direct harm to companies like General Electic. I'm a shareholder and I sent them an email to express my displeasure with Kudlow's actions.
ReplyDeleteIn fact, if that was a $100 bill I wouldn't be offended at all. But a buck? Completely candorless!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Mike. I'm going to do the same.
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