Thursday, May 06, 2010

A B for Billion?

Instead of an M for Million? I guess we should be thankful he didn't hit a T, and the market recovered within the day. Video as it unfolds.

Whatever the case, the market's shocky watching Greece.

And for once I think the use of the word surreal is justified, watching Neil Cavuto's interview with former House Ways and Means (disgraced tax evading) Chairman Democrat Rep. Charlie Rangel who suggests Greece is unhappy because they don't have health care...even as we're watching footage of hale and hearty youth smashing into police and throwing rocks and molotov cocktails, firebombing and killing people.

More. But you still had this real crisis to contend with, aside from the possible error. WSJ: Treasury Prices Jump; Euro-Zone Crisis Feared Hurting Recovery

...Yes the Greeks were upset because they had been able to retire in their early 50's and this pushes that back a few years. Ha. So. Is Illinois next?

More. The lighter side. Jonah Goldberg is prepared.

And if you don't read Morning Bell, you might want to, so we can fend this off. Here's today's: Fannie and Freddie Failure Forever

More. Daniel Henninger. Uncle Sam as Jabba the Hut and the limits of government.

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