"Larry Summers has pulled out of the Fed race?  Gosh!  Do

you suppose they'll make him give back his old medals, 

like they did Lance?"

"As Chairman of the Federal Reserve, I would be the 

biggest bankster of them all.  Hmmm."

"No, I've never met Larry Summers and, hopefully, 

I never will."

Sign of the Times #19

To Sleep, Perchance to Dream of Austerity

 "If the tax deal goes down there's a significant risk I'll

become Double Ugly," Larry Summers warns. 

Larry Summers Leaving White House

Two Years Too Late

"As a prominent member of the Obama Administration, Mr.

Summers, how many times would you estimate you've

watched Michael Moore's documentary, Capitalism:

a Love Story?"

Larry Summers was next in line to succeed
Ben Bernanke as head of the Federal Reserve.
But he overslept.

"The way I see it, Larry, is this: the fact that every
conclusion you've ever reached as an economist has
favored the rich has nothing to do with the fact that,
since birth, you've always been wealthy, and has
everything to do with the ineluctability of your
pure, disinterested logic."

Larry Summers Doing His Dick Cheney Impression

When it comes to dealing with the financial crisis, the
Obama Administration needs to put its best face
forward. This isn't it.

"Springtime for Summers Much Funnier
Than Springtime for Hitler," Critics Say

Larry Summers, director of the White House National
Economic Council, received $2.77 million in 2008 for
giving about 40 speeches, mostly to Wall Streeters.
That's about $69,000 per speech. Incidentally, you
didn't know it, but you have been charged for the
privilege of looking at this picture of him giving
one of those speeches. Your invoice is already
in the mail.

"You do realize, don't you, Dr. Summers, that you

have the kind of face people love to loathe?

Infeasible President Summers Advances

Harvard's 'Agenda of Renewal'

By Resigning