Comments on: No Deal As Bailout Talks Break Down

Republican Revolt Against Proposed $700 Billion Taxpayer-Funded Lifeline Stalls Negotiations

[tomc1232]

The $700,000,000,000.00 Bailout is dead. The insurance plan offered up by the House Republicans is more feasible and won''t leave the taxpayer holding the bag.

[frankie2fing]

most significant bills that deregulated banks were authored by Phil Gramm and passed in 1999 and 2005.
Posted by stoplying08

Do not forget, frankly, Newt Gingrich. Thr gringrich that stole the treasury.

[slim1h2o]

radiob2 at 09:55 AM : Sep 26, 2008

Ok see ya, I have to get going too,,,enjoy the hunt!

I''m hunting polititicans myself..LOL

[frankie2fing]

Correct and under what president did the passage of deregulating them occur, it was Bill Clinton who I once admired but have lost all respect for him and his party along with the republican party.Most of the banks are now owned like most of the oil companies by a select few corps. Welcome to 1984, or Brave New World whatever you wish to call it. I am stocking up on food from what is left of my garden(most was destroyed by the high winds and falling tree branches that blew into it) and shells.

Posted by radiob2

Hey Dummy,
Bank deregulation was passed by the Redumplican Congress under Clinton who threatened to shut down the Government (again) unless Clinton signed it. Clinton, being tied up in the whole impeachment because of a BJ farse (again, redumplicans were just jealous, their MALE interns would not give them BJ''s) could not afford to have the government shut down again. Stick to the facts, maam.

[radiob2]

I have wood to cut so enjoy the never ending attacking of each party by people who have married their party and then this weekend I go hunting.

[slim1h2o]

Some industries should NOT be regulated. Banking and Pharmaceuticals/Healthcare come to mind.


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Posted by stoplying08 at 09:50 AM : Sep 26, 2008


Give me a break! Those three should be the most heavily regulated. Without question!! That''s where most of the greed comes from, the banking, big pharma, and the health care system.

[radiob2]

The banks were not deregulated in the 80s. Other industries were.


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Posted by stoplying08

Correct and under what president did the passage of deregulating them occur, it was Bill Clinton who I once admired but have lost all respect for him and his party along with the republican party.Most of the banks are now owned like most of the oil companies by a select few corps. Welcome to 1984, or Brave New World whatever you wish to call it. I am stocking up on food from what is left of my garden(most was destroyed by the high winds and falling tree branches that blew into it) and shells.

[slim1h2o]

I voted for Bush in 2000 and 2004 and will happily vote for McCain in 2008 without thinking.


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Posted by gop_will_win at 09:48 AM : Sep 26, 2008


And that''s why we are in this problem,,no body thinks anymore.

Blind leading the blindfully stupid!!

[gop_will_win]

DOW is at 114 now libs, get the crying towels out, it will be green soon.

[gop_will_win]

GOP WILL WIN is not only a TROLL but he is a FASCIST too! What a fine combination. Or perhaps you are a neo-fascist? You''''re not sharp enough to be a neo-conservative, goose-stepping, I think, is more your style. Yep, you are a neo-fascist. More power to the corporations to run our lives into the EMPIRE! To HELL with democracy and a republic!


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Posted by kassandrasdu
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I voted for Bush in 2000 and 2004 and will happily vote for McCain in 2008 without thinking.