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    ECON A Fed Board Member Admits QE for Wallstreet

    I think this was something we knew - but it's still interesting that he's admitting it. http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303763804579183680751473884 Wall Street Journal - Opinion Page November 13, 2013 Andrew Huszar: Confessions of a Quantitative Easer We went on a...
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    ECON Lack of buyers may force Treasury to boost rates - Here We Go!

    :siren: This is one of the things many of us have been looking for. For some time we have been saying the only way out for .Gov was to hyperinflate so the debt becomes cheaper to pay back. One of the ways to do this was when US Debt in the form of Treasury Bills started becoming more expensive...
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    ECON Saturday Night Comic Diversion: The Email Thread That Set Off QE2

    One of Tyler's entries yesterday, amusing in fact LMAO, regretfully the laugh is on us and the world ... I suppose. It's to long to post here and the language is stronger than I think the mods want on main. Just make sure you decipher who the people are by understanding the email addies...
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    ECON Senate on verge of passing Bernie Sanders' (I-VT) "Audit the Fed" Bill

    Plan to audit Federal Reserve appears poised to clear Senate By The Associated Press Thursday, May 6th, 2010 Following last-minute adjustments, a proposal to audit the Federal Reserve that the Obama administration once opposed was on the verge of passing the Senate as it attracted broad...
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    ECON Steenking Fed Audit, we don't need no steenking Fed Audit

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    LEGAL Senate Boots Fed Audit

    I think the folk at CFL are trying to put a nice face on a sad situation. But more power to 'em. I seriously doubt the Senate is going to let any such legislation pass through their fingers. The people would probably have to stop traffic in DC for a week to get them to look at any such bill...
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    ECON Get Ready for Taxation Without Representation

    Get Ready for Taxation Without Representation Written by Justice Litle, Editorial Director, Taipan Publishing Group Regardless of whether a new bailout bill passes, Americans will be taxed heavily in the course of the ongoing “rescue.” Federal Chairmen Ben Bernanke all but guarantees...
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