Comments on: Dodd’s Production Run Is Way Down!!

By: stodgie

stodgie — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 18:46:12 +0000

i notice than fnma is now joining the aig conga line of extra monies for “retention” bonuses. tell you what, i think that the current employees will be dang glad just to keep their jobs. so can that line of bull.

and dodd? i just as soon see him step down or get kicked out. the one i want to see hit the road first and foremost is pelosi. ugh!

look if i stay in my current job can i get a retention bonus from the govies?? waiting!

By: avwrobel

avwrobel — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:36:12 +0000

Its time for the scuzzball Dodd to announce his retirement, and get some new Democratic blood in the pipeline.

By: humanrace

humanrace — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 22:57:02 +0000

is anyone but me noticing that Dodd is getting all the flack for AIG and nobody, nobody in the main stream or even cable news is mentioning Obama ties with AIG?!

By: Ashy1

Ashy1 — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 19:44:15 +0000

Good. It’s time for this crook to go home and stay there.

By: bayareavoter

bayareavoter — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:56:58 +0000

You mean Dodd, I-didn’t-add-the-amendment-for-AIG-bonuses-oh-I-actually-did?

Ha, like Bella in FL, I hope he sinks along with his annoying comrades–but I can’t see Pelousy losing her job in SF.

By: Peggy Sue

Peggy Sue — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 14:11:46 +0000

I find it really disturbing that Chris Dodd was linked to Joseph Cassano, the AIG architect of the credit default swap fiasco. The Washington Times ran an article about Cassano pushing his employees to donate to Dodd’s campaign.

You have to wonder what favors were promised in return.

What a mess!

By: Bella in Florida

Bella in Florida — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:52:34 +0000

I truely hope he loses his Senate seat. But, I also hope that Barney Frank, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid go down with him. I think it is time for all these people to lose all the power they have in Washington.

By: helenk

helenk — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:25:52 +0000

Never underestimate the power of Karma.
What goes around comes around.
Isn’t Wall Street’s saying ” What have you done for me lately”?
Did he really think backtrack would repay loyalty?
He sold Senator Clinton down the river with no thought at all. But who came out ahead?
Could not happen to a nicer guy.

WOMEN WITH INTELLIGENCE AND EXPERIENCE, MEN WHO SUPPORT THEM AND COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY ALWAYS

PUMAS,BUBBAS,EQUALISTS AND THOSE PEOPLE RULE

By: FrenchNail

FrenchNail — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:09:47 +0000

BooHoo! Cry me a river… What about running a campaign on a budget for once. Like no more perks and actually doing the work, talking to people vs. saturating the airs with pricy ads. Anyway he better learn to read because the writing ia on the walls.

He commited a crime of lese majesty by not taking responsibility for Geithner mistake about authorizing the bonuses. And so the WH and the DNC are going to do everything they can to run a bright young pal of them in competition. Somebody they’ll own. Wait and see.

Anyway I am for term limit, so running for a 6th term… that’s rub me the wrong way whoever he is.

By: DAB

DAB — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 12:28:49 +0000

I actually sent a modest donation to Dodd at the beginning of the campaign season. As time went on I saw that Hillary was the most prolific candidate and switched to her but still held Dodd in high esteem and thought he would make a good Senate Majority Leader.

After he endorsed Obama on the morning of a very important debate between the last two standing, I was furious at his last-minute dirty trick. After that his incessant calls for Clinton to drop out of the race and revelations that his hands were less than clean in the banking fiasco, made me dislike him even more.

Can’t say that I’m sorry to see him reap what he has sown because justice is sweet.