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Re: Steve Liesman's Modest Proposal: America Must Bail Out Europe

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I saw that this morning, and no matter what side I'm, on, I change the channel when they start arguing above a speaking tone of voice.

Squawk Box appears to be trying to chase ratings by trying to appear to be a dramatic reality show instead of a professional news organization. Always trying to generate a rant out of Santelli because he got a clip to go viral once.

I hate it. Who the hell wants to be gearing up for a hard day of work and have to listen to two idiots trying to argue louder than the other?

Thanks anyway. I flip over to Headline News when those knuckleheads come on.

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Steve Liesman's Modest Proposal: America Must Bail Out Europe
By: capt_nemo in ROUND
Tue, 05 Jun 12 11:18 PM 		Msg. 41763 of 45651

BYTE ME Steve!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/05/2012 13:52 -0400

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Yesterday, the progressive "think-tankers" from the CEPR first voiced the idea that it is time for America to finally come to the aid of Europe, because you see, the liberals, ever so generous with other peoples' money, have had enough of a sinking financial system brought to its knees by the intersection of a financial system perpetually bailed out at the taxpayers' expense, and a insolvent global welfare state, and just wish it was all back to where it was a decade ago, where everyone lived in perpetual bliss and stupidity. We truly hope Messrs Baker and Weisbrot lead by example and dispose of all their net worth, by dispatching it in Europe's direction, post haste: after all, anything less would be just seem so very hypocritical. Today, to nobody's shock at all, the "think tank" is joined by everyone's favorite TV hobby economist: Steve Liesman, who in an op-ed on CNBC writes: " It’s time to change the narrative and for the United States to step up and abandon its policies of praising Europe’s incremental progress, gently prompting it to action and insisting that it be a Euro only solution... The US should lead the world in creating a large pot of money available to the Europeans to recapitalize their banks. A $2 or $3 trillion fund should get the market’s attention." It should Steve. And just like in the case of CEPR, we hope you can lead the US by creating a large pot of all your money that you would send to Spain and Greece first. Then everyone promises to follow in your so very generous footsteps.

From CNBC:

Europe's Mess: Time for the US to Clean It Up

When it comes to Europe, incremental and mealy mouthed haven’t worked. It’s time for big and bold.

Waiting for Europe to get its act together to solve

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/steve-liesmans-modest-proposal-america-must-bail-out-europe?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+zerohedge%2Ffeed+%28zero+hedge+-+on+a+long+enough+timeline%2C+the+survival+rate+for+everyone+drops+to+zero%29

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