Santelli

Well, it’s obvious that Santelli is still connected to his old boss at Drexel, Michael Milken.

The Tea Party Treason and Plot | Heretical Ideas Magazine 2009

Chris Matthews labelling Santelli another "Sean Hannity" which is cool by me because he backs up their positions, but that's what most of CNBC and FOX news are all about.

John Amato: Clueless Rick Santelli Doesn't Understand His Attitude Is Why America Loathes Wall St. & Bankers 2009

Hey, AL, it is "Santelli"It has also been documented that the idea had appeared before.

"I'm feeling all warm and fuzzy for Althouse because she hasn't done a single post on those phony teabagging parties. Thank you, Althouse." Ann Althouse 2009

Bloggers Ames and Levine do a reasonably good job of connecting the corporate dots to the propaganda salvoes and careers, such as Santelli's, being launched by and for the wealthy conspirators.

Mark Ames and Yasha Levine: "Backstabber: Is Rick Santelli High on Koch?" - Playboy Blog Michael Caddell 2009

"Santelli" refers to CNBC correspondent Rick Santelli, whose on-air rant in February about the White House's mortgage rescue plan inspired free-market activists to get organized.

CNN Political Ticker 2009

In a rage Santelli led mercantile traders, fellow members of his morally challenged tribe, in a televised chant against letting the government help "losers" save their mortgages.

Richard (RJ) Eskow: By Not Challenging the Tea Party, the White House Makes It Stronger RJ 2011

That body of "losers" was made up of millions of taxpayers who had already paid billions to rescue the big banks - saving Santelli, those traders, and their six figure in the process.

Richard (RJ) Eskow: By Not Challenging the Tea Party, the White House Makes It Stronger RJ 2011

Would the average Tea Partier really embrace Santelli and his moneyed minions?

Richard (RJ) Eskow: By Not Challenging the Tea Party, the White House Makes It Stronger RJ 2011

Would the average Tea Partier really embrace Santelli and his moneyed minions?

Richard (RJ) Eskow: By Not Challenging the Tea Party, the White House Makes It Stronger RJ 2011

It began on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange when an arrogant and self-entitled CNBC announcer named Rick Santelli expressed outrage over a proposal to help underwater homeowners.

Richard (RJ) Eskow: By Not Challenging the Tea Party, the White House Makes It Stronger RJ 2011