The 9th floor office sits high set against swirling black clouds scattering snow flurries mixed with rain. And my heart is black as ice.

I’ll give the administration this – blackmailing GE was a clever move. Clipping the financing from aiding gun manufacturers is one way to attack the issue without congressional approval. One unethical, shady, probably illegal way…

Fine, if that’s the way this game will be played, let’s have it. Does Immelt think he’s immune? How many sweetheart deals has that bullshit company had to cut to keep that pathetic growth rate coming? You cannot believe that GE would even exist in its current form, if they hadn’t slipped down the Executive Office’s trousers enough times in the past.

I wonder, how long will preferred tax laws aid Immelt (those come from Congress, I believe) if he makes the NRA’s blacklist? I’m tired of GE anyway; choke it off and watch it splinter.

In the meantime, there are plenty of work arounds for RGR. Other banks are expanding their financing, and the executives of the company are sharp. GE may even help them worm through, if they haven’t completely lost the desire to make money.

Your days are numbered Immelt. I look forward to watching you squirm.

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