Do you trust Bush’s Decision on the Wall Street Bailout? ?
Written by admin on January 14, 2009 – 1:51 am
While the argument that a bailout is needed is compelling, Bush bankrupted at least 2 companies before becoming president, and put America in deeper debt than we’ve ever seen before.
Knowing this, do you trust his current assertation that congress needs to bailout wall street, no questions asked?
President George W. Bush is not trustworthy.
There are too many structural anomalies coincidental with this administration. Circumstance and probability defy logic for the sequences of events or scenarios for which President George W. Bush and professional “expert” have ready sound bite “explanations”.
Most decks of cards have four aces. This group plays with five.
Would you trust a deck with five aces?
I won’t even trust his ” good morning “.
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We will have to eventually bail out wall street but this is an example of what the policies of the republicans have done to this country .
All the deregulation is going to cost every tax payer money.
The republicans have screwed this country up and they want to put us in a recession so Exxon and big corporations can make even larger profits .
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I don’t trust Bush’s decisions on any street let alone Wall St.
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I don’t trust anyone in Washington anymore. They’re supposed to be watching out and preventing problems like this. I have a scary feeling that some things are very wrong and no one is telling us how serious it is.
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No.
I trust Ron Paul who predicted it at the cost of being labeled a kook, and who says it will be a painful year without the bailouts but a very painful decade with hyperinflation beyond what we've ever seen with them.
"Constitutional Conservative Ron Paul has introduced H.R. 2755, the “Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act“, which will repeal the Federal Reserve Act and abolish the US Federal Reserve at the end of 1 year after its passing into law.
The 1 year time frame will be a “winding down” period, overseen by the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, who will continue to pay employees and operate day-to day dealings.
The OMB Director will begin liquidating the Fed’s assets, which will put into the General Fund of the Treasury. The Secretary of the Treasury and the Director of the Office of Management and Budget will report back to Congress at the end of 18 months."
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President George W. Bush is not trustworthy.
There are too many structural anomalies coincidental with this administration. Circumstance and probability defy logic for the sequences of events or scenarios for which President George W. Bush and professional “expert” have ready sound bite “explanations”.
Most decks of cards have four aces. This group plays with five.
Would you trust a deck with five aces?
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well in 8 years we got enough time to know he is brainless. So why should we trust him?
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The deregulation of these banks came back under Bill Clinton’s administration and although the thought was good to make housing more affordable for the masses, sub-prime loans were not the answer. When congress put pressure on FannyMay & Freddy Mac to buy these loans it was the beginning of the end, of course Freddy & Fanny had their own leadership issues.
Back in 2005 Senitor McCain authored legislation which could have headed off the problem but too many high ranking politicians were getting their pockets lined and opted to do nothing.
Neither Republicans or Demicrats are blameless in this but Chris Dodd & Barnie Frank have been in charge of the oversight of Fanny & Freddy for the past 10 or so years.
You can blame Bush if you like but it was our Congress that reaped the benifits.
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Congressional record
I agree with 707. They get paid to prevent problems and “terrorist attacks” but these problems still occur and only get worst. We need 2 understand that we have been lied 2 for years and nothing has changed.
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American History