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Well, now we have an administration that considers the revolving door between itself and corporate America a rite of passage. This is absolute hypocrisy and arrogance that can best be described as the highest degree of public disgrace America has yet to witness by a president.

The list of people who have made the transition from the corporate boardroom – particularly from Goldman Sachs – to the federal administration on Mr. Obama’s watch is astoundingly long. (The revolving door recently swung the other way when Obama adviser Gregory Craig moved to Goldman Sachs, probably to make sure the pathway continued to move in both directions.)

The steady advance of unionization in the public sector under Obama — and the use of federal power to increase organized labor in the private sector — is leading the U.S. to the edge of syndicalism, the takeover of capitalism by unions for the purpose of political control.

Andy Stern, the most frequent visitor to the Obama White house, pushes a socialist union agenda through Obama and the Democrats.

Michelle Malkin’s syndicated column today shines light on all the Goldman Sachs company men in the Obama administration’s midst.

Investigation should follow the money trail to all the congressmen and Wall Streeters invloved in the incestuous snake pit that is looting the US treasury.

In an ongoing series of articles, Liberty Chick at Big Government exposes the multi-million dollar corruption scheme of Paulsen and others sham non-profit donations and the resulting billion dollar payoffs.

The Democratic Party is closer to corporate America — and to Wall Street in particular — than many Democrats would care to admit.

Dodd bill’s provisions promise to give us one episode of Gangster Government after another.

Bertha Lewis, the chief executive officer for the group, said ACORN was getting by on about $4 million annually rather than its one-time $25 million budget. -still receiving taxpayer money

If the government owns Fannie and Freddie, politicians will run it for their political clients, not shareholders, like their own personal piggy banks. They’ll remain wholly owned subsidiaries of the Democratic Party.