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What's more offensive than CNBC reporter Rick Santelli's rant against Barack Obama's supposed intention to throw only a table scrap of bailout money to foreclosed homeowners? His network's laughable coverage of the biggest economic news story since the Great Depression.
What’s more offensive than CNBC reporter Rick Santelli’s rant against Barack Obama’s supposed intention to throw only a table scrap of bailout money to foreclosed homeowners? His network’s laughable coverage of the biggest economic news story since the Great Depression.
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