Amy Goodman and Robert Scheer: Should Geithner Step Down?
Truthdig's Robert Scheer appeared on "Democracy Now!" on Thursday to tell host Amy Goodman who exactly sent the U.S. into financial dire straits and to recommend some changes that could put the country on a better track. Here are some hints: One culpable party rhymes with "Shmoldman Shmacks," and another is at the top of President Obama's economic team.Truthdig’s Robert Scheer appeared on “Democracy Now!” on Thursday to tell host Amy Goodman who exactly sent the U.S. into financial dire straits and to recommend some changes that could put the country on a better track. Here are some hints: One culpable party rhymes with “Shmoldman Shmacks,” and another is at the top of President Obama’s economic team.
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