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'''Rick Santelli''', an editor for the [[business]] [[news]] channel [[CNBC]], <ref>http://www.cnbc.com/id/15837966/</ref> said of Obama's mortgage bailout plan, "The government is promoting bad behavior!" <ref>http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/columnists/chi-sun-phil-rosenthal-22feb22,0,7002362.column</ref> Santelli also compared the [[Obama administration]]'s policies to the ones that destroyed the [[Communist]] [[Cuban]] [[economy]]. Santelli called for [[capitalists]] to join for a "[[Chicago]] Tea Party" to protest the "collectivist" mortgage plan. Santelli's impromptu speech became a hit and over a [[million]] [[people]] viewed it soon after it appeared on CNBC's site. | '''Rick Santelli''', an editor for the [[business]] [[news]] channel [[CNBC]], <ref>http://www.cnbc.com/id/15837966/</ref> said of Obama's mortgage bailout plan, "The government is promoting bad behavior!" <ref>http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/columnists/chi-sun-phil-rosenthal-22feb22,0,7002362.column</ref> Santelli also compared the [[Obama administration]]'s policies to the ones that destroyed the [[Communist]] [[Cuban]] [[economy]]. Santelli called for [[capitalists]] to join for a "[[Chicago]] Tea Party" to protest the "collectivist" mortgage plan. Santelli's impromptu speech became a hit and over a [[million]] [[people]] viewed it soon after it appeared on CNBC's site. | ||
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Revision as of 22:31, February 21, 2009
Rick Santelli, an editor for the business news channel CNBC, [1] said of Obama's mortgage bailout plan, "The government is promoting bad behavior!" [2] Santelli also compared the Obama administration's policies to the ones that destroyed the Communist Cuban economy. Santelli called for capitalists to join for a "Chicago Tea Party" to protest the "collectivist" mortgage plan. Santelli's impromptu speech became a hit and over a million people viewed it soon after it appeared on CNBC's site.