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Some Estimates As High As $75 Billion-$125 Billion To Save Industry, Reports CBS' Sharyl Attkisson
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- Pouty, quit your whining and screeching, stretch out your arms, shake your fingers out and at the same time, take some deep breaths, roll your head around, loosen up those neck muscles and quit being so paranoid!
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- the US constitution defines treason very narrowly and once again the Rowdy is in error. Directly from the Constitution.
Article 3 - The Judicial Branch
Section 3 - Treason
Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court.
The Congress shall have power to declare the Punishment of Treason, but no Attainder of Treason shall work Corruption of Blood, or Forfeiture except during the Life of the Person attainted. - Reply to this comment
- Thank you Pouty Rowdy for finally acknowleding some truth.
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- These idiots keep making the same mistakes over and over and expecting different results. They must be neocons.
Posted by CaribouBarbi at 01:10 AM : Dec 05, 2008
Since the Republicans have such a problem with science it is fitting that they do not understand the definition of insanity as presented by Albert Einstein. - Reply to this comment
- You''re sounding like a fascist Nazi, Rowdy. Cool it! Stop screeching and take a few deep breaths. Think Jesus!
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- commie socialist democraps
Posted by RowdynTex at 01:06 AM : Dec 05, 2008
My big words similar to the one used by that alcoholic McCarthy
Birds of a feather HUM - Reply to this comment
These idiots keep making the same mistakes over and over and expecting different results. They must be neocons.- Reply to this comment
- Who''''''''s "search" for WMD''''''''s cost more lives and money, and STILL turned up nothing?
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Posted by IwasHungry68 at 12:59 AM : Dec 05,
Dunno, and don''''t care.
Posted by RowdynTex at 01:05 AM : Dec 05, 2008
TRAITOR!!! You should be hanged for treason! - Reply to this comment
- Posted by BRdeckard at 01:00 AM : Dec 05, 2008
Can''t loan the Auto makers 34 Billon ha
Citibank, which managed to lose more than 90 percent of the company''s value%u2014from $244 billion to $20.5 billion-in the space of two years
25 November 2008
The government bailout of Citigroup marks a new stage in the utilization of the public treasury to rescue Wall Street banks and finance houses. The deal reached shortly before midnight Sunday places an estimated $249 billion in taxpayer money at the disposal of Citigroup and the bank%u2019s major shareholders, lenders and executives.
It marks the single biggest government bailout to date
The terms of the deal are extraordinarily favorable to the bank, which is allowed to pay lower-than-market interest on the preferred shares without having to accept any government control over its investment or lending policies.
The current management, headed by CEO Vakrim Pandit, will remain in place. There are no requirements that the bank use the federal money to lend to other banks, businesses or consumers, restrictions on executive compensation are of the same token character as those included in the original $700 billion bank bailout package approved last month by Congress, - Reply to this comment
- Strange isn''''t it? Manifest Destiny...created by the Jacksonian democraps back in 1840...
Posted by RowdynTex at 12:56 AM : Dec 05, 2008
...and I see you were at least patriotic enough not to meddle with the rest of the facts in the post. - Reply to this comment
- Strange isn''''t it? Manifest Destiny...created by the Jacksonian democraps back in 1840...
Posted by RowdynTex at 12:56 AM : Dec 05, 2008
Kinda goes to show the extremely low level of your comprehension skills.
Manifest destiny tamed a wilderness, Bush created one. - Reply to this comment
- Pouty Rowdy, The Repubicans took adopted the Manifest Destiny Ideology in the late 1890''s. Did you forget that?
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- Posted by RowdynTex at 12:57 AM : Dec 05, 2008
Did you know long before you came along a man named McCarthy use to throw the word communist around quite often and he was an alcoholic
BTW, that''s what killed him
I hope you stop, you sure do repeat the same BS that drunk did - Reply to this comment
- Posted by RowdynTex at 12:57 AM : Dec 05, 2008
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and how united where the americans then? - Reply to this comment
- NOT BLAMING WHINING AND MOANING AND COUNTING EVERY PENNY
Posted by MrMeatSpin at 12:51 AM : Dec 05, 2008
THE GOP BLAMING, WHINING AND MOANING AND NOT ACCOUNTING FOR EVERY STOLEN PENNY
Will Hollywood make a movie from the script "THE BUSH YEARS" - Reply to this comment
- Dunno, but our debt/GDP ratio is lower today than it was after WWII..
Posted by RowdynTex at 12:49 AM : Dec 05, 2008
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what was the ratio?? - Reply to this comment
- Seems to me Bush went to Iraq because Saddam was not cooperating with UN inspectors...mainly because Madeline Albright''s screeching about how the sanctions weren''t going to be lifted whether there were any WMD''s found or not...
Posted by RowdynTex at 12:12 AM : Dec 05, 2008
No, he went because Cheney, on a lark, thought it would be a good idea to try this expanding democracy thing.
Hey Georgie, you in?
Sure, what could go wrong?
30 to 100 thousand Iraqis killed (depending on who''s numbers you use)
4 million middle class Iraqi refugees displaced by the war.
A completely wiped out infrastructure. (Imagine, after five whole years their schools and water system aren''''t even close to being what they were pre-war.)
We''''''''ve elevated a possible nuclear threat in the mid-east to most powerful nation status in that region.
Not to mention all of the moral and legal failures wrapped up in this fiasco.
Where they make a wilderness, they call it peace.
Tacitus - Reply to this comment
- Not nearly as much as what we''''d have saved if we stopped Bush.
Posted by cntrymuzksux at 12:49 AM : Dec 05, 2008
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Europe was saved using blood sweat tears sacrifice and guts PRETTY MUCH wahtever it took..may it dropping a nuke on japan to end it..
NOT BLAMING WHINING AND MOANING AND COUNTING EVERY PENNY - Reply to this comment
- Wasn''''t Bush that had inspectors chasing WMD''''s for five years, was Clinton now, wasn''''t it?
Posted by RowdynTex at 12:47 AM : Dec 05, 2008
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and in the end..the ''inspectors'' was working for saddam.. - Reply to this comment
- how much do you think it cost to save europe from hitler??
Posted by MrMeatSpin at 12:45 AM : Dec 05, 2008
Not nearly as much as what we''d have saved if we stopped Bush. - Reply to this comment
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