Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) walked out of a live CNBC interview on the subject of executive pay this morning, , and I was glad to see him go. Personally, I’d rather not see “Congressman Fwank” on television. The sight of the House Financial Services Committee chairman usually makes me want to laugh, and it’s nearly impossible to understand anything he says.
‘Barney Fwank’ Walks Out on CNBC Interviewer
June 11th, 2009 · 4 Comments
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1 Virgil // Jun 11, 2009 at 11:13 am
Boob,
Great manipulation on Frank’s name. “Barney Fwank”… now that’s original… and clever.
2 democratsarefascists // Jun 11, 2009 at 2:59 pm
Anyone who supports Fwank is a joke themselves.
He carries himself like Mussolini.
Really shows how childish Democraps are.
When they host a show, they cut off the microphone to be sure only they are heard.
When they’re guests, they throw a hissy fit and walk off in a prissy little snit.
How mature.
3 Mo // Jun 11, 2009 at 7:05 pm
Barney Frank is a total POS. He lied about Fannie Mae’s finances, but then, he had been sleeping for years with one of Fannie Mae’s execs. So while Barney screwed this guy from Fannie Mae, Fannie screwed the country.
Yes, I know it was only one part of the financial debacle, but Barney is poster boy for the lying sacks-of-manure on the Banking committee, and for lying Dems in general.
Barney is a complete and total FRAUD. He cares not one whit for anything or anyone but himself.
4 Skunkfeathers // Jun 12, 2009 at 7:53 am
The first commenter probably got upset about the use of ‘Barney Fwank’ because HE is doin’ Barney Fwank, while Barney Fwank is doing the finances of the rest of the country. Fwank is a fraud, corrupt, and should have been tossed from the government long ago, ‘cept that he gets voted back into office by his Massachusetts ‘johns’ like the first commenter.
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