Bloomberg.com: "Obama's economic brain trust breaks with status quo"

[Colobo]

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aWOrn4HNnKWI

[TwilightGardener]

1. I am glad he's finding advisors who are open to new solutions

and new ways of doing things--it goes right along with Obama's image of freshness and a new start. Thanks for this!

[Colobo]

2. You're welcome!

[Adelante]

3. Obama gets criticized on policy

But I think he's reeling it out just about right, given the prolonged pre-primary season.

[dave_p]

4. Hmm...

Let's see, three low-level Clinton Administration veterans. I don't see much of a "break with the status quo" here. Nor would I necessarily expect one. But the article headline sucks.

[IA_Seth]

7. So who is your candidate?

You might as well make it clear, you've been negative all over the Obama threads.

[illinoisprogressive]

9. Dave is being a chicken - won't say his candidate...

[dave_p]

10. It's Kucinich, and I haven't at all!

I've said I consider Obama a good man, I've applauded his readiness to correct himself as an example to all the others, and while I've said I don't like his Iran comments I've also said I think he's open to facts and will develop through the campaign. He's actually one of my preferences.

I wasn't attacking Obama here - like I said, i wouldn't expect a major economic break at this point - I was actually objecting to bloomberg.com's headline as garbage. Because it was.

[Colobo]

5. Kick!

[ShortnFiery]

6. BLOMBERG.com says it all = corporate loving shills for the Military Industrial Complex. n/t

[illinoisprogressive]

8. I figured he would have academics, mostly harvard, for advisors, ect. very FDR