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February 27, 2008 at 10:29 AM #161169February 27, 2008 at 11:00 AM #161214DWCAPParticipant
Even more likey Gov ineptitude. Ok lots of people are scared, so choose a big number, 1 million. Perfect. Now choose an even bigger number that will make people think we are really serious about this without going overboard and being irresponisible, 15 BILLION. YES! we will bail out 1 million people using 15 billion, that sounds big, but not too big.
Clinton did this not too long ago, proposing a 1 billion dollar fund for this kinda stuff. Too bad that doesnt even take care of Greater Detroit’s problems 3 months ago, let alone the country. BUT it sounds big……February 27, 2008 at 11:00 AM #161111DWCAPParticipantEven more likey Gov ineptitude. Ok lots of people are scared, so choose a big number, 1 million. Perfect. Now choose an even bigger number that will make people think we are really serious about this without going overboard and being irresponisible, 15 BILLION. YES! we will bail out 1 million people using 15 billion, that sounds big, but not too big.
Clinton did this not too long ago, proposing a 1 billion dollar fund for this kinda stuff. Too bad that doesnt even take care of Greater Detroit’s problems 3 months ago, let alone the country. BUT it sounds big……February 27, 2008 at 11:00 AM #161127DWCAPParticipantEven more likey Gov ineptitude. Ok lots of people are scared, so choose a big number, 1 million. Perfect. Now choose an even bigger number that will make people think we are really serious about this without going overboard and being irresponisible, 15 BILLION. YES! we will bail out 1 million people using 15 billion, that sounds big, but not too big.
Clinton did this not too long ago, proposing a 1 billion dollar fund for this kinda stuff. Too bad that doesnt even take care of Greater Detroit’s problems 3 months ago, let alone the country. BUT it sounds big……February 27, 2008 at 11:00 AM #160817DWCAPParticipantEven more likey Gov ineptitude. Ok lots of people are scared, so choose a big number, 1 million. Perfect. Now choose an even bigger number that will make people think we are really serious about this without going overboard and being irresponisible, 15 BILLION. YES! we will bail out 1 million people using 15 billion, that sounds big, but not too big.
Clinton did this not too long ago, proposing a 1 billion dollar fund for this kinda stuff. Too bad that doesnt even take care of Greater Detroit’s problems 3 months ago, let alone the country. BUT it sounds big……February 27, 2008 at 11:00 AM #161145DWCAPParticipantEven more likey Gov ineptitude. Ok lots of people are scared, so choose a big number, 1 million. Perfect. Now choose an even bigger number that will make people think we are really serious about this without going overboard and being irresponisible, 15 BILLION. YES! we will bail out 1 million people using 15 billion, that sounds big, but not too big.
Clinton did this not too long ago, proposing a 1 billion dollar fund for this kinda stuff. Too bad that doesnt even take care of Greater Detroit’s problems 3 months ago, let alone the country. BUT it sounds big……February 27, 2008 at 12:58 PM #161201Ex-SDParticipantThe government is primarily composed of short sighted FOOLS who are so incompetent that they couldn’t hit themselves in the ass with both hands. Every time I hear about some new, proposed bailout program, I grab my wallet with one hand and cover my butt with the other. If they continue to advance this idiotic program, Washington is going to be flooded with phone calls, letters and emails from angry homeowners who did NOT act irresponsibly with their credit and responsible renters who chose not to gamble with their life savings and other people’s money. If the politicians have any sense, they’ll let this one die because it may get their sorry butts in serious trouble with their constituents.
February 27, 2008 at 12:58 PM #161221Ex-SDParticipantThe government is primarily composed of short sighted FOOLS who are so incompetent that they couldn’t hit themselves in the ass with both hands. Every time I hear about some new, proposed bailout program, I grab my wallet with one hand and cover my butt with the other. If they continue to advance this idiotic program, Washington is going to be flooded with phone calls, letters and emails from angry homeowners who did NOT act irresponsibly with their credit and responsible renters who chose not to gamble with their life savings and other people’s money. If the politicians have any sense, they’ll let this one die because it may get their sorry butts in serious trouble with their constituents.
February 27, 2008 at 12:58 PM #161289Ex-SDParticipantThe government is primarily composed of short sighted FOOLS who are so incompetent that they couldn’t hit themselves in the ass with both hands. Every time I hear about some new, proposed bailout program, I grab my wallet with one hand and cover my butt with the other. If they continue to advance this idiotic program, Washington is going to be flooded with phone calls, letters and emails from angry homeowners who did NOT act irresponsibly with their credit and responsible renters who chose not to gamble with their life savings and other people’s money. If the politicians have any sense, they’ll let this one die because it may get their sorry butts in serious trouble with their constituents.
February 27, 2008 at 12:58 PM #161186Ex-SDParticipantThe government is primarily composed of short sighted FOOLS who are so incompetent that they couldn’t hit themselves in the ass with both hands. Every time I hear about some new, proposed bailout program, I grab my wallet with one hand and cover my butt with the other. If they continue to advance this idiotic program, Washington is going to be flooded with phone calls, letters and emails from angry homeowners who did NOT act irresponsibly with their credit and responsible renters who chose not to gamble with their life savings and other people’s money. If the politicians have any sense, they’ll let this one die because it may get their sorry butts in serious trouble with their constituents.
February 27, 2008 at 12:58 PM #160892Ex-SDParticipantThe government is primarily composed of short sighted FOOLS who are so incompetent that they couldn’t hit themselves in the ass with both hands. Every time I hear about some new, proposed bailout program, I grab my wallet with one hand and cover my butt with the other. If they continue to advance this idiotic program, Washington is going to be flooded with phone calls, letters and emails from angry homeowners who did NOT act irresponsibly with their credit and responsible renters who chose not to gamble with their life savings and other people’s money. If the politicians have any sense, they’ll let this one die because it may get their sorry butts in serious trouble with their constituents.
February 27, 2008 at 1:50 PM #161006dontfollowtheherdParticipantThis is more “beating the bushes” talk. Millions of taxpayers would revolt if this is proposed as an option. As previously noted, it would take 150 billion to make a dent – one more thing our government can’t pay the interest on. Now if they want to co-sign these loans out of every politician’s and supporting staff’s pension or retirement plan I’m more than willing to listen.
February 27, 2008 at 1:50 PM #161303dontfollowtheherdParticipantThis is more “beating the bushes” talk. Millions of taxpayers would revolt if this is proposed as an option. As previously noted, it would take 150 billion to make a dent – one more thing our government can’t pay the interest on. Now if they want to co-sign these loans out of every politician’s and supporting staff’s pension or retirement plan I’m more than willing to listen.
February 27, 2008 at 1:50 PM #161316dontfollowtheherdParticipantThis is more “beating the bushes” talk. Millions of taxpayers would revolt if this is proposed as an option. As previously noted, it would take 150 billion to make a dent – one more thing our government can’t pay the interest on. Now if they want to co-sign these loans out of every politician’s and supporting staff’s pension or retirement plan I’m more than willing to listen.
February 27, 2008 at 1:50 PM #161335dontfollowtheherdParticipantThis is more “beating the bushes” talk. Millions of taxpayers would revolt if this is proposed as an option. As previously noted, it would take 150 billion to make a dent – one more thing our government can’t pay the interest on. Now if they want to co-sign these loans out of every politician’s and supporting staff’s pension or retirement plan I’m more than willing to listen.
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