The more President Obama speaks against the business community and Wall Street the more regular people cheer in their support.
But in doing so this drives down the stock market costing "Trillions of Dollars" to evaporate; thus, when offering to boost the economy with a stimulus of $878 Billion it appears rather like hypocrisy.
After all, if you remove a trillion dollars from the market by crushing investor and consumer confidence in speeches causing the market to crash, and therefore more layoffs, then promising money to fix it sounds a tad bit disingenuous.
So, let's ask a few questions;

1. Bankers are Bad?
2. Wall Street is evil?
3. Corporate Jets are a business tool

If corporate business jets are unnecessary, then are they a luxury? Last time I checked Gulfstream's orders were down some 50%, Hawker has laid off 2600, Piper Aircraft has laid off 3,000 and Cessna is running PR pieces trying to stop the bleeding.
Corporate Jets are not bad.
Wall Street is a necessary evil and we ought to not cut off the hand that feeds our economic growth, namely the bankers and investment community.
You see, we cannot have it both ways, we cannot attack the investment community, the banks, our largest corporations, and call all the industrial capitalists evil and still expect them to fix the problem.
Contrary to popular belief the government cannot fix the economy, they can only impede it.
Congress and the Administration does not need to "Call the Kettle Black" as everyone knows it's black.
Let's face it the Congress is black, the President is black and the Investment community is black.
So, we ought to stop the name calling and start getting on the same page.
Think on this.