Comments on: Retail Bankruptcies On The Rise
A Growing Number Of Companies Are Feeling The Crunch From Cash-Strapped Consumers
- Awww,too bad.poor little rich bozos can''t make ends meet,because we can''t make ends meet.I LOVE IT!WE NEED MORE OF IT!VOTE FOR McCAIN,MORONS!
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- "McCain & Rice - learn to live with it!" Posted by KEITHGARDNER
More accurately, learn to die with it. - Reply to this comment
- I''d sure like to see some of these guys living on $35,000 a year. ROFL
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- Well, the other side of the coin is that people want instant gratification. They charge stuff that they can''t afford. We are bombarded with TV adds 24 hours a day trying to sell us stuff that we don''t really need.
And the credit cards get used to their limit to pay for this stuff. - Reply to this comment
- do you really hope that?
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Posted by jwind11 at 07:17 PM : Feb 20, 2008
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You see a problem with Nazi Scum that have distroyed the very soul and spirit of this nation splattering the sidewalk? Personally I think that''s to good for that greedy slime. Me? I''d like to see public hanging of all the "Trickle Down" frauds! Sieg Heil Bush! - Reply to this comment
- McCain & Rice - learn to live with it!
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Posted by KEITHGARDNER at 10:00 PM : Feb 20, 2008
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BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHA good one! Do you have any more? I mean man that''s funny!! - Reply to this comment
- joyous88 you need to lay off the joyjuice...
McCain & Rice - learn to live with it! - Reply to this comment
- Here is interesting detail about your "investment" in Neil Bush''s $1 billion mistake.
http://www.allbusiness.com/personal-finance/real-estate-mortgage-loans/282011-1.html
And to think George Bush, Jr. has doubled the national debt in six years! Clearly, a horrendous talent for creating financial debacles runs in the Bush family...
Will we be able to afford the interest after the Bush brothers are finished with America? - Reply to this comment
- The CBS article notes a "retail crunch", symptomized by commercial bankruptcies. But this event may turn out only the first of a massive series of aftershocks from the housing scam.
Note the word "scam"-- already investigators pursue the notion instability in asset valuation by some of the biggest Wall Street players is a product of criminal greed-- ie. fraud by banks supposed "too large to fail".
But Fed Chairman Bernanke will suffer nobody to spoil the Wall Street party, or cast blame where it belongs. Instead, Bernanke is fully occupied whispering "taxpayer bailout" to congress, even as he makes soothing public statements for damage control.
Taxpayers are still paying for the billion-ddollar Silverado scandal of the 1990''s under Neil Bush! Taxpayer bailout is not a remedy pleasing to anybody but the well-off culprits for this huge financial disaster. - Reply to this comment
- Thanks to the Bush regime, he signed the bill making it EASIER for companies to file bankruptcy and harder for everyone else.
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