My Tweets This Week: Kucinich, Lewis, Golisano, Ron Paul, UDS, Leno and more.

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June 11, 2009 11:51 AM EDT by Cody Willard

My Tweets This Week: Kucinich, Lewis, Golisano, Ron Paul, UDS, Leno and more.
Here are some of my tweets from this week. You can follow me in real time at http://twitter.com/codywillard.
- I love watching Kucinich make the lyin', cheatin' Ken Lewis of BofA squirm! Confidence in the market will return when Ken's in jail.
- Wednesday's Shot Clock- "1 Tom Golisano IS the Illuminati. 2 Ron Paul: Also Part of the Problem. 3 And What Do YOU Stand For?" http://bit.ly/1vmHJP Watch Happy Hour!
- Song of the day - throwback, baby "Never knew UDS so cool as ice!" http://bit.ly/16tyB How deep's the shade of your soul?
- Personally, I miss Leno and I've been watching Hulu before bed these days. http://bit.ly/mkPp1
- The Global Language Monitor named "Web 2.0" the one millionth English word. 1 million english words…and only seven (maybe eight words) you can’t say on TV. As George Carlin says – quite a ratio….those 7 words must REALLY be bad! http://bit.ly/scbrk
- Republican/Democrats - They can't even tell the diff btwn themselves: http://bit.ly/11JsK7 STOP VOTING FOR ANY OF 'EM!
- I'm sick that the Supreme Court didn't have the balls to stop the Fascists from giving Chrysler's bondholders assets to Fiat and UAW.
- Tuesday's Shot Clock: Shut Down Racist WFC, The US Solicitor General is Illuminati and a reminder - don't give up! http://bit.ly/Tgeza
- "Members of the media are trying to make themselves feel OK," says Willard. "But when things are down 59 percent in a year, you know things suck." http://bit.ly/fF7oJ
- Watching Liz Claman interview Twitter founders -- you know Twitter started w/out targeted tax tricks - they hiring. How are the politically-connected and targeted tax trick co's doing again?

4 Comments

chuck

Cody ----kucinich is one lyin , rottin , decpicable , SOB --that should never be trusted1 He's a communist! Would destroy the country in a hearbeat and tell ant lie to get re-elected! If you lived in Cleveland , or went to school with the communist --you'd know this!

June 14, 2009 at 2:26 pm

Bob Simon

Why do you all have Dennis Kuchinich on as a financil wizard? This is the same guy, when as Mayor of Cleveland, put it into bankruptcy.

June 11, 2009 at 3:35 pm

Eric goodrich

Hey Cody- Remember Ron Paul is also a life-long Libertarian and endorsed Chuck Baldwin (Constitution Party) for President. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ7fcbst3VE. He has been working within the Party system to push his Libertarian agenda back into the Republican Party. If he ran for Congress as a Libertarian in Texas, he may lose, as it is a very big Republican State... Ron Paul is part of the solution; not the problem. I think it would be hard to question his integrity, his principles, and his free-thinking. Do you think anyone would even know who Ron Paul is if he wouldn't have run for President as a Republican? He had to do it to stand out in the crowd of Neo-Con's. "Republican leaders" like Hannity and Limbaugh refer to him as a libertarian, and never a Republican. I think that should be your litmus test; when the media rejects you as a member of your own Party... I think you know better than that Cody! Keep up the good work!

June 11, 2009 at 1:03 pm

AARGH59

Two observations for you to ponder: First, if we get a federal healthcare program, why does the UAW retirement healthcare liability need its ownership in Chrysler and GM? They don't, the deal becomes a massive transfer of wealth to the UAW; Second, when we have this federal healthcare program is the plaintif's bar going to sue the government (i.e. taxpayer) or have they agreed to do their "fair share" an forgo malpractice suits?

June 11, 2009 at 12:56 pm

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