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Revised Plan Will Be Considered Wednesday; Wall St. Rebounds One Day After Historic Loss
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- They should distribute the 700 billion among the American people. We''ll pay off our house, our college, our cars, then they''ll get their money.
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- Its only partially about the stock market. The big problem is the drying up of credit. If not resolved, a lot of small businesses could go bankrupt and throw a lot of people out of work.
Should not be about politics, although there is plenty of blame on both sides of the aisle. - Reply to this comment
- Its only partially about the stock market. The big problem is the drying up of credit. If not resolved, a lot of small businesses could go bankrupt and throw a lot of people out of work.
Should not be about politics, although there is plenty of blame on both sides of the aisle. - Reply to this comment
- This bail out must not be too big a deal after all. If it is, why has Congress recessed for a holiday?
It does not matter what holiday it is. If the country is in such a down spin Congress needs to continue to work on the problem, not spend a few days at home relaxing.
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Posted by jjp735i at 08:06 AM : Sep 30, 2008
I tend to agree. They really tried to push this thru awfully quick without a lot of time for people to look at the deal. I''ve always been suspicious of salesmen who say this deal is only good today. - Reply to this comment
- The way to get this package "done" is the following...
1) Help the average citizen...not just wall street.
2) Protect the American people with strict oversight
3) Provide a detailed payback plan with milestones.
4) Provide a stimulus package to help people with
their mortgages, create jobs, build infrastructure
better schools, better electricity service,
provide incentives for alternative energy
development, better healthcare and health
insurance, road and transportation improvements.
All these items will help the American PEOPLE...Thats what it is all about..... remember "WE THE PEOPLE"
The package in its original form was just another scam by the Bush Administration. This time they lost and for good reasons.
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- Unlike the Patriot Act, in which Congress eagerly entrusted our Civil Rights to the Bush Administration, the House held back handing over our economic rights. Republicans, being the party of the wealthy, knew their rich constituents would be livid if the White House had control over their finances, given Bush%u2019s financial track record over the past 30 years.
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- This bail out must not be too big a deal after all. If it is, why has Congress recessed for a holiday?
It does not matter what holiday it is. If the country is in such a down spin Congress needs to continue to work on the problem, not spend a few days at home relaxing. - Reply to this comment
- Can someone please explain to me why these congress idiots, while on the campaign trail, are mostly Bible thumping types stressing Christian values and now they take two days off, in the middle of a crisis to celebrate a Jewish holiday???? Boggles my mind. Any ideas?? Yes they are stupid. Just look at the time they wast, and BS they say.
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- Let the market do what it has to do. This insanity to spend billions of taxpayer dollars to prop up the market for these criminal institutions is baloney. I''m sure they''re worried about people having trouble buying a car, appliance or business loans. Ha ha! Times are going to be tough, but so what? We''ve had tough times before and that''s what has to happen.
Screw the stock market. This is one time the big guys are going to get hurt more than the little guys. I don''t buy their scare tactics. They sure didn''t move this fast when the American citizenry demanded the wall, or that the borders be closed? That''s because the illegals hurt all of us, but not them. They like the cheap labor and don''t care how illegals affect our lives.
The majority of politicians don''t give a dam about the people. The now know that their jobs are at stake so they are weighing the value of their portfolios versus their pensions, perks, and connections.
No bailout! - Reply to this comment
- If we don''t get this by week end (Friday) it may be too late. If the stock market takes another drop like yesterday it will hurt the US economy and in turn hurt the world economy to a point that it will be harder to repair with only $700 Billion dollars. It may then require more than that.
Good going GOP for your regulations that begain with the fist banking mess yes that is right you right wing nuts still trying to make it look like Regan was so great yes if he were here now it would be the same.
YOU CAN NOT HAVE WEALTH THROUGH DEBT.
Stop being so dumb. - Reply to this comment
- Can someone please explain to me why these congress idiots, while on the campaign trail, are mostly Bible thumping types stressing Christian values and now they take two days off, in the middle of a crisis to celebrate a Jewish holiday???? Boggles my mind. Any ideas??
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- THE PEOPLE HAVE FINALLY SPOKEN !! NO MORE RIP OFFS FROM THIS ADMINISTRATION.
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