700 Billion Dollar Bail Out The Real Solution?, page 2


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reply posted on 24-9-2008 @ 08:16 AM by jam321
reply to post by GordonJQ



Either you are not reading my posts or are misunderstanding them. I said I don't support the bailout to anyone...PERIOD. But I am also a realist. This is an election year and Congress will pass something that will cost us money. BASED ON THAT NOTION I prefer they write the bill to the the taxpayers advantage. The taxpayers are the ones you call the little guys. Rich people will still be rich people whether this goes through or not. If anything they will be richer because they will be able to buy other companies and properties at very low prices due to our current economy and sell at a higher price when the economy improves.



Mercenary2007, no sweat. I think we clarified everything. I think we both agree this is outrageous and will cost us a fortune. Hopefully, Congress says no but this election year has been a surprising one. Guess nothing should surprise us by now.


reply posted on 5-10-2008 @ 09:54 PM by Mirlin11
As far as drinking the coolaid and agreeing with whatever Bush wants to do goes, I'm sure republicans will do that without question and condemn the rest of us who know better, for not accepting the lies and BS without question. The simple fact is that the war in Iraq was never about "terrorists", it was about WMD's which were proven to never have existed there. There is no one else but the Bush Administration to blame for the last 8 years leading up to an economy in the crapper. Average Americans aren't distracted by the Iraq war. Their top issue is the economy and no amount of rhetoric or spin can trick them out of it now.

You have to ask yourself why the Republicans in Congress were so against this bill in it's original form? It gave Paulson far too much power and clearly was never designed to do anything for the American People. It's not about us. It's about the Wall Street rich guys who screwed the economy (that's you and I who aren't rich) and want us to bail them out for their screw ups. The House didn't pass it the first time, the Senate only passed it with quite a number of revisions, and by the time it made it back to the house and passed, it wasn't the same bill that Paulson and his cronies came up with. There will be quite a bit more congressional oversite of the bailout plan and the availability and usage of the money than Bush or Paulson wanted. They're just going to have to accept it. As for what this bill is suppose to do for you and I down here in real America where the price of gas continues to be high despite the price of oil per barrel having come down, since we're paying for bailing these guys out, I'd like someone to provide us all with facts on what this will do for you and I, who aren't rich?
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