James Carville to Obama: Draw your gun and Shoot - Carville: Obama Will Lose Unless He Prosecutes Wall Street Fraud

Leading Democratic Strategist: Obama Will Lose Unless He Prosecutes Fraud and Fires His Horrible Advisers. Tuesday, leading Democratic strategist James Carville – who served as Bill Clinton’s lead strategist – said that Obama will lose the election unless he fires his horrible advisors and cabinet members and prosecutes fraud:

Carville’s advice: “Fire. Indict. Fight.”
Obama must fire someone – “No – fire a lot of people” — because the current team is just not working, Carville wrote.
“This may be news to you but this is not going well,” he wrote. “For precedent, see Russian Army 64th division at Stalingrad. There were enough deaths at Stalingrad to make the entire tea party collectively orgasm.”
Following the precedent of Bill Clinton, who fired many people in 1994, Ronald Reagan, who fired most of his campaign staff in 1980, and George W. Bush, who showed Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld the door, would give Americans a sense that Obama is actually trying to do something to fix the economy, Carville added.
“It’s not going to work with the same team, the same strategy, and the same excuses,” he wrote.
His next piece of advice is to indict people and hold them responsible for the country’s current economic state. If Attorney General Eric Holder can’t offer good explanations as to the state of these investigations, “fire him too.”
“Demand answers to why no one has been indicted,” he wrote. “Mr. President, people are livid. Tell people that you, too, are angry and sickened by the irresponsible actions on Wall Street that caused so much suffering. Do not accept excuses. Demand action now.”

Way back, yes from "The Big Push" - "At least 5000 people on Wall Street need to go to Jail and have 1/2 their entire wealth confiscated" The other 1/2 to be put in trust for their family. If they try to hide their money - Take it all! I'm willing to send him, free of charge - My Pearl Handled Black Six Shooter!


What am I going to tell my grandson, when we look back at these times and talk about opportunities?