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Bailout Voted Down

The bill that the House rejected Sunday started out at 3 pages long.

The bill that the Senate passed tonight, full of the usual amendments and "sweeteners" to get naysayers to sign on, clocked in at 451 pages. It now includes tax cuts that aren't paid for, and weird provisions for the insurance industry, which apparently is the next to crash, not that they're telling us yet...

It's time for another American Revolution.
 
The truth is that we dont have $700,000,000,000.00 to bail out dumbshits who cant manage money.

If that isn't a fitting epitaph for the Bush administration, the Republican party and the whole myth about conservative spending, I don't know what is.
 
You'd best look again at the bedfellows in this mess. More Democrats were for this bail out than Republicans, which is why it failed Monday. Who'd have thunk so many Democrats would be siding with the President on a bill to bail out dumbshits who can't manage money?

What is wild is that we're bailing out the auto industry too.

And, in Dallas County they are laying off 700 teachers and administrators in the DISD school district because they made an $84 million budget error.

WTF!!!
 
The Bush administrations Outstanding Federal Debt as of 02 Oct 2008 is:

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The Defense rests it's case.
 
So, what are we - the taxpayers - getting in return for all these bail outs?
What is the real answers - besides getting screwed.
Seriously - what is the benefit to the taxpayer that all these industries are being bailed out by taxpayer money?
 
The Bush administrations Outstanding Federal Debt as of 02 Oct 2008 is:

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The Defense rests it's case.
For those who can't see the image, here's a paraphrase:

Date / Total Public Debt Outstanding
01/19/2001 / 5,727,776,738,304.64
09/30/2008 / 10,024,724,896,912.49


He's got 2 1/2 more months to double it outright! Let's cheer him on!
 
Just wanted to ask, why shouldn't the gov bail them out considering its the gov that has allowed lax regulations?
And why does the average amerikan want the economy to keel over?

Is there more to this, or is it simply stubborn, agenda pushing politicians that have held-up this deal?
 
Let's put this all in perspective and see if anyone catches on...

Back last decade, Congress... mainly led in this issue by that faggot jew Barney Franks... told mortgage companies that there were untold numbers of minorities who couldn't afford a mortgage on a house due to their bad credit (or simple lack of credit). There lending practices were discriminatory behavior and it had to stop or they would suffer penalties. At the very least, these companies wouldn't enjoy some of the same tax breaks that other companies were getting.

So... to comply with yet another insane policy concerning skin color, these banks and whatnot adopted risky lending practices and that's led to the problem we have today.

Who's going to benefit from all this? Who do you think? With names like Goldman-Sachs, if you don't have a clue by now, then you never will.

The whole ball is a quick and giant milking, and you're the cow. Now, "moo" motherfuckers and take it.
 
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