GOP: No More Bailouts

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Right now the country needs and deserves far better than the madness that is happening right now. This person we have in charge right now is not stupid, he has his OWN agenda and it definitely isn't to help the US. The other problem is the greedy dems that go along with it for the power, they don't seem to realize they're being played, they're too caught us with themselves. NOT A ONE OF THEM cares about the citizens, they all are destroying us for their own individual reasons. The more he digs the hole the more difficult it will be for the new leaders of 2010 and 2012. But America will do it, we will not let our founding fathers down. This is just a temporary setback.

Tom of NJ @ Jun 12, 2009 01:06:10 AM

Toxic Investment Relief Program

Already the ReThugs have lost my interest with line two and three of your synopsis.Although as I understand your correct assertion, another layer of oversight, appointed by exactly who,(hopefully not the Deregulation happy ReThugs)allowing more nonsense like the creation of derivatives and Greenspan's Home Equity Loan debacle would hardly be the type of oversight I would want to see.The bottom line here is the economic chaos created by the Bush administration was deliberately orchestrated to bankrupt the US financial system to create the buy low sell high situation they and their friends would benefit from just like Neil Bush's Silverado days.How about full restitution for all investor losses instead of this Toxic asset garbage?

Robert Moffitt of NY @ Jun 11, 2009 21:56:08 PM

spin

It was the Republicans started thsi bailout craze was it not? Now they wish to spin it and regulate?

paul of NY @ Jun 11, 2009 21:24:45 PM

I don't trust Republican reform of anything

but, there "might" be some merit to reigning in the Federal Reserve from doing just any ole amount of money printing and loaning and interest rate lowering that it desires.

It can be far more inflationary than anything even imagined about the Congressional "stim" bills.

Muser of NM @ Jun 11, 2009 20:33:41 PM

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