The American Spectator : Our Very Own Greece

The American Spectator : Our Very Own Greece:

So JPMorgan makes a $2 billion mistake -- less than 7 percent of their 2011 earnings -- with their own money, and senators are calling for hearings. The California's governor's office raised its 2012 budget deficit projections -- namely their overspending of public money -- almost 50 percent, from $9.2 billion to $16 billion, an error of almost eight percent of the state's total budget, in four months, yet those same members of Congress remain as silent as a Trappist monk.

And, please, don't read this as a defense in any way of JPMorgan . . .

[Obama] unravels bomb plot . . .

CIA unraveled bomb plot from within - The Washington Post:

The disruption of the threat also indicates that the CIA and other agencies have gained significant traction on their target two years after President Obama began deploying more spies, eavesdropping equipment and armed drones to the Arabian Peninsula

It may very well be out there, but I am skeptical about the basis for this flat assertion . . .