The Media's Top 10 Worst Economic Myths of 2008
Note: This contains more Bush Derangement Syndrome nonsense, reference "The Attack of The Killer Tomatoes."
I have no doubt that Bush is responsible for the blown tire on my motorcycle in 1986 and likely responsible for the broken thumb I suffered in 1977 as well.
Dean
BMI's collection of outrageous economic bias for the entire year: From the salmonella outbreak to the media's call for a new, New Deal.
By Julia A. Seymour and Paul Detrick
Business Media Institute
12/11/2008
Each year the Business Media Institute looks back on the year's news and selects the top 10 worst economic myths. Here is our 2008 list:
10. Capitalism is dead or dying.
9. Gas at $4-a-gallon, blame the oil companies.
8. Fannie’s failure
7. Barack Obama sends stocks soaring, but not sinking.
6. Alternative energy: All gain, no pain
5. The economy has a fever and the only prescription is more bailouts.
4. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
3. Oil prices will skyrocket to $200 a barrel, gas to $15.
2. Welcome to 1929: Great Depression II
1. America needs a new, New Deal.
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