Everything's Broke: The Economic Plunder & Blunder That Put Us All Under. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Everything's Broke: The Economic Plunder & Blunder That Put Us All Under

At home with this tome, your guests will all wonder At the plunder and blunder that put us all under! It's read by a Fox, a failed TV anchor, Who once was pro-business, pro-market, pro-banker. The Middle class misses what soon has transpired: While shopping for bargains, they all have been fired. A tale that's tongue-twistingly tragic ensues, Of troubles and bubbles and pro-business news. A crazed cast of characters readers then meet: Like Coin-flipping Wizards on Walrus Street. And Lemonade Stan, who competes to sell drink: His lemonade stand versus Corn Syrup, Inc. Lyrical, liberal lessons – we got 'em! Like why a good bail-out should start at the bottom, And why the successful may work hard indeed, But must understand that we all grew their seed. For readers with rage, this story will stoke. On every page, there's another thing BROKE! But upset as you'll get, at the villains, I bet, The closing vignette will be positive yet.

Everybody calls him Gumby, except for coworkers and his mother. A. "Gumby" Breton is an award-winning and nationally-broadcast lyricist, who got his start in college a cappella. His lyrics have been featured on NPR’s Planet Money, Morning Edition, and This American Life (about “Toxie the Toxic Asset”). Gumby worked in advertising and finance in New York before he started writing. He is currently completing a graduate degree in Economics at Duke University, and will soon be living in Boston with his wife, Julia.