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Art imitates life, though, and all that stuff about “trickle-down economics” had been running through the national dialogue for a while my friend Susan Bublitz, a funny comic, said it meant “the rich piss on the poor”, along with all the rest of that jazz that rich guys used to love Ronald Reagan for saying.
Roseanne Archy Roseanne Barr 2011
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Art imitates life, though, and all that stuff about “trickle-down economics” had been running through the national dialogue for a while my friend Susan Bublitz, a funny comic, said it meant “the rich piss on the poor”, along with all the rest of that jazz that rich guys used to love Ronald Reagan for saying.
Roseanne Archy Roseanne Barr 2011
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Art imitates life, though, and all that stuff about “trickle-down economics” had been running through the national dialogue for a while my friend Susan Bublitz, a funny comic, said it meant “the rich piss on the poor”, along with all the rest of that jazz that rich guys used to love Ronald Reagan for saying.
Roseanne Archy Roseanne Barr 2011
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Art imitates life, though, and all that stuff about “trickle-down economics” had been running through the national dialogue for a while my friend Susan Bublitz, a funny comic, said it meant “the rich piss on the poor”, along with all the rest of that jazz that rich guys used to love Ronald Reagan for saying.
Roseanne Archy Roseanne Barr 2011
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"What strikes me is the absolute skittishness of this market and the speed with which it can change its sentiment," said Max Bublitz , chief markets strategist at SCM Advisors.
Blue Chips Bounce Back as J&J Leads Stocks Higher Jonathan Cheng 2011
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Max Bublitz, chief strategist at San Francisco-based SCM Advisors, told Forbes recently that quadruple witching "tends to be all hat and no cattle," and that "as much as we'd like it to be a big deal, it tends not to be."
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"These people are being ridiculous," Bublitz said as he hurried inside the casino.
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And Jack Bublitz, a 75-year-old retired banker, said Democrats would never collect enough names.
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On Capitol Hill, long-term budgetary issues pose a constant threat to the country and the dollar, Bublitz writes, though the near-centering of the political pendulum following mid-term elections was a good thing, fiscally speaking, for the U.S.
unknown title 2011
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Max Bublitz, chief investment strategist at SCM Advisors, discusses which stock sectors will fare best in coming months and what to expect as policy-makers consider reining in liquidity.
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