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Did Wall Street sell off because Wall Street’s just ticked off?
Not at the economy that's hurting.
But the president who can't stop attacking. Them!
Here's the deal:
The president hates Wall Street.
Never liked them. Never will.
You're big in business; he's made it his business to bash you.
Don't believe me?
Believe this:
I could go on. Because the president did go on.
Part of me thinks he's subliminally telling the American people...ignore these selloffs. These guys just hate me.
But I’m looking out for you.
Now, I’m not saying Wall Street is stupid enough to carry a vendetta and hurt itself when it finds itself feeling hurt.
But I am saying, why show faith in the government when the guy who heads it clearly has zero faith in you?
In fact, he attacks you.
Rips you.
Condemns you.
Your pay, your lifestyle.
Your very being.
I'm not saying Wall Street’s had it with this president.
Just that it can't seem to catch a break from this president.
A president who said he wouldn't rescue banks without accountability -- and that might tick off Wall Street.
Ignoring the very fact that Wall Street sold off "because" there was no accountability in those rescues.
Barack Obama all but telling Wall Street to drop dead.
It's no wonder a bummed out Wall Street is just looking at stocks:
And telling 'em to just drop.
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