Thanks to reader LlandaR for bringing this to my attention. I think I probably have another pointer to this buried in my email inbox that I would have eventually read, but when I see an email from Llanda, I read it right away.

This article is featured on the Sturbridge For Elizabeth Warren pages on Facebook and Google+.  You do not need an account on either Facebook or Google+ to see the articles.

As noted there:

For Elizabeth Warren supporters, the key paragraph in the story headlined below is,

“But the biggest buy is saved for Massachusetts, where Crossroads has made Democrat Elizabeth Warren a top target of its 2012 election efforts. The group will spend $524,000 to undercut Warren in December.”

Here is a discussion you won’t find in the lame stream press.

I cannot figure out when this interview occurred. The introduction by Paul Jay mentions the passage by the Senate on Thursday, December 1, 2011. I was under the impression that the legislation is now sitting on the President’s desk waiting for veto or signature. Ray McGovern seems to be saying that it must first go through the House.

If, in fact, it still has to be approved by the House, then we have more time to put pressure on the President to carry out his promise to veto. Until we know the true deadline, it is best to act as if the deadline is today.

If this doesn’t get Wall Street’s attention, I don’t know what will.

The mortgage holders of vacant real estate could go from almost total loss to making at least some money by renting out the home. That they have not done so in three years is not demonstrating an entrepreneurial spirit. If the Occupy movement has to show Wall Street how to be a true capitalist, then let them show the way.

Perhaps I too could claim to provide the intellectual basis for what the OWS movement does. See my June 12, 2011 post Solution to The Housing Market Crash for further details.