Not surprisingly -- and never really taken to task -- are his statements like this:
The very first speaker was David Walker, the former Comptroller General of the US and a longtime member of the hype machine about the federal budget deficit. Recently, on CNBC, Walker talked longingly about debtor’s prisons in the context of “personal responsibility.” Walker was booed by several people at the Los Angeles meeting. In his speech, he talked about the inescapability of structural deficits and being “very concerned for my country and my family’s future.”
His family, of course, is wealthier than hell. We have nearly 10% unemployment and these assholes want retrenchment.