The man who framed the issue being interviewed by a probative observer of the current economic scene. This is a Must-See video. uce.

Mr. Calabria: Can you outline a regulatory policy that would replace Dodd-Frank [and Glass-Steagall]? And can you do so such that we baning-regulation impaired can understand it? Thank you.

I have a blog-page at my newsgroup [http://newschat.yuku.com/] where I post articles I find probative. Reviewing my page I see that I post articles from a disproportionately high number of blacks [note, esp. Sowell, Williams, and Payne. I pledge to include more proportionally diverse authors.

Oops ... my quoting technique didn't work ... allow me to try that again: I suspect, Ted, the hysteria on the part of the "Rubio's a TRAITOR" gang is they are Obamabots who fear his V.P. candidacy. [Note especially the same structure of their comment: Rubio apostrophe s followed by traitor in all caps - using the same phrase structure is the hallmark of an organized campaign.] Agree or disagree with his views on immigration those who call him a traitor reveal more about themselves than they reveal about Mr. Rubio

>> I suspect, Ted, the hysteria on the part of the >> gang is they are Obamabots who fear his V.P. candidacy. [Note especially the same structure of their comment: Rubio apostrophe s followed by traitor in all caps - using the same phrase structure is the hallmark of an organized campaign.] Agree or disagree with his views on immigration those who call him a traitor reveal more about themselves than they reveal about Mr. Rubio

This article is worse than *Not worth reading,* RNB .... Townhall sinks to a new low by posting this trash piece with no probative value. The likes of Deace gives conservative talk-radio its bad name. Long live Hewitt and Bennett.