lupi
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Originally posted by: jpeyton
Pelosi says no to "blank check" bailout that the GOP/Paulson are calling for.
Yeah, she doesn't want that blank check cause she wants an even bigger one.
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Pelosi says no to "blank check" bailout that the GOP/Paulson are calling for.
Originally posted by: lupi
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Pelosi says no to "blank check" bailout that the GOP/Paulson are calling for.
Yeah, she doesn't want that blank check cause she wants an even bigger one.
Originally posted by: PokerGuy
Originally posted by: BoberFett
You still think Democrats will do anything differently? I'm not sure who's more deluded: people who still believe the Republicans are for smaller government or Democrats who think their party hasn't been sold to the highest bidder.
Absolutely correct.
I haven't seen enough details of the proposal to really have an opinion, but to all those saying "just let them fail!" etc etc, you're failing to consider the implications for the public at large, including you. Innocent people who have done nothing wrong will get hurt, and badly.
That's not to say this is the "must have" plan, but something definitely has to be done if a meltdown can be prevented.
Originally posted by: BoberFett
Originally posted by: jpeyton
You can make it clear with your vote in November. Just vote third party; that'll really show them you're serious.Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: jpeyton
All we have is Paulson's plan right now. We'll see if what comes out of the House and Senate amounts to a blank check or not.Originally posted by: bamacre
Way to avoid the question.![]()
Both candidates aren't second guessing Paulson at this moment because no candidate with a political IQ over 70 would tell the American people to let these companies fail. Yes, I will freely admit the sad reality that affects both Obama and McCain; the fact that they're campaigning means they'll ride the fence on this.
Why the hell not?
Maybe we haven't made it clear enough that bailing out these companies makes them public enemy number one.
You still think Democrats will do anything differently? I'm not sure who's more deluded: people who still believe the Republicans are for smaller government or Democrats who think their party hasn't been sold to the highest bidder.
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Pelosi says no to "blank check" bailout that the GOP/Paulson are calling for.
