Bernanke "sympathizes" with Occupy potestors.

[irked77]

http://www.advisorone.com/2011/11/02...py-wall-street



Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Wednesday that he sympathized with the frustration of Occupy Wall Street protestors as U.S. jobs market weakness persists and the nation’s unemployment rate remains elevated.




Anyone else find this concerning? Is this something a professional would do?
What say you tree?

[Aetius Romulous]

You are winning when the King himself gives you lip service. The message has reached the head of the dragon. By simply commenting, he has said more than he knows.

[irked77]

fuel for the fire, so to speak. been following this site for three yrs and this is as real as it gets!

[irked77]

is this taboo?

[hunybee]

is what taboo?

[Petedtom]

is what taboo?

This

[Wiskey Reb]

Bernanke, like the puke he is, is legitimizing the worst of what is going on. It tells me for sure that there is an element of marxists, fascists and socialists planted within the ranks and they are who will get the media coverage. The rape and pillage will be down played as will the freedom/constitution loving elements within the protests.

[chicom]

I can see him having empathy, because according to his biography, he is a man of humble beginnings, and can't be construed as anything else by those who flip the term "Elite" around.

It is delightfully ironic that he is a product of the so called 99%, and of public school where he worked average jobs as a youth. Not bad for a son of a pharmacist from South Carolina.

His policies in his current position, and decisions in the near past are absolutely up for debate.

But, boy you have to love this country, when at times based on shear meritocracy,that the kid who was in the local high school marching band, who worked at South Of The Border, waiting tables to pay for college, makes it to the level of distinction, where he is today.

The dude worked his ass off.

Not quite the image of Biff and Buffy, is it.

[valkyree]

I can see him having empathy, because according to his biography, he is a man of humble beginnings, and can't be construed as anything else by those who flip the term "Elite" around.

It is delightfully ironic that he is a product of the so called 99%, and of public school where he worked average jobs as a youth. Not bad for a son of a pharmacist from South Carolina.

His policies in his current position, and decisions in the near past are absolutely up for debate.

But, boy you have to love this country, when at times based on shear meritocracy,that the kid who was in the local high school marching band, who worked at South Of The Border, waiting tables to pay for college, makes it to the level of distinction, where he is today.

The dude worked his ass off.

Not quite the image of Biff and Buffy, is it.

so what? it's what he's doing now that matters

and now he's a bankster

this is a major barf alert

[saulteux]

I can see him having empathy, because according to his biography, he is a man of humble beginnings, and can't be construed as anything else by those who flip the term "Elite" around.

It is delightfully ironic that he is a product of the so called 99%, and of public school where he worked average jobs as a youth. Not bad for a son of a pharmacist from South Carolina.

His policies in his current position, and decisions in the near past are absolutely up for debate.

But, boy you have to love this country, when at times based on shear meritocracy,that the kid who was in the local high school marching band, who worked at South Of The Border, waiting tables to pay for college, makes it to the level of distinction, where he is today.

The dude worked his ass off.

Not quite the image of Biff and Buffy, is it.

And Hitler was a corporal, then a starving artist, before his last job.