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October 3, 2008 at 5:49 PM #14064October 3, 2008 at 7:54 PM #280528stockstradrParticipant
GREAT question.
I’m guessing 1.2 trillion, in additional bad debt bail out of banks, not including tacked on pork
October 3, 2008 at 7:54 PM #280861stockstradrParticipantGREAT question.
I’m guessing 1.2 trillion, in additional bad debt bail out of banks, not including tacked on pork
October 3, 2008 at 7:54 PM #280850stockstradrParticipantGREAT question.
I’m guessing 1.2 trillion, in additional bad debt bail out of banks, not including tacked on pork
October 3, 2008 at 7:54 PM #280801stockstradrParticipantGREAT question.
I’m guessing 1.2 trillion, in additional bad debt bail out of banks, not including tacked on pork
October 3, 2008 at 7:54 PM #280808stockstradrParticipantGREAT question.
I’m guessing 1.2 trillion, in additional bad debt bail out of banks, not including tacked on pork
October 3, 2008 at 11:05 PM #280918underdoseParticipantI suspect there may not be another bail out. I don’t know if the new bailout that did pass had the same language as the first one that got shot down. If it did, with the Treasury getting basically unlimited power with no accountability to anyone, this bailout might turn out to be sufficiently an open ended blank check. The $700 billion will magically transform into trillions, maybe about 3 to 5, without another bill being passed. When? Gradually over the coming months. The bailout will do absolutely nothing to prevent the collapse, just as nationalizing Freddie and Fannie and AIG did absolutely nothing, so as the economy continues to deteriorate in the coming months, they will just keep pouring more and more money on it. But I’ll bet they will do it mostly on the sly. And they will really freak when the Xmas retail numbers are weak…
October 3, 2008 at 11:05 PM #280971underdoseParticipantI suspect there may not be another bail out. I don’t know if the new bailout that did pass had the same language as the first one that got shot down. If it did, with the Treasury getting basically unlimited power with no accountability to anyone, this bailout might turn out to be sufficiently an open ended blank check. The $700 billion will magically transform into trillions, maybe about 3 to 5, without another bill being passed. When? Gradually over the coming months. The bailout will do absolutely nothing to prevent the collapse, just as nationalizing Freddie and Fannie and AIG did absolutely nothing, so as the economy continues to deteriorate in the coming months, they will just keep pouring more and more money on it. But I’ll bet they will do it mostly on the sly. And they will really freak when the Xmas retail numbers are weak…
October 3, 2008 at 11:05 PM #280960underdoseParticipantI suspect there may not be another bail out. I don’t know if the new bailout that did pass had the same language as the first one that got shot down. If it did, with the Treasury getting basically unlimited power with no accountability to anyone, this bailout might turn out to be sufficiently an open ended blank check. The $700 billion will magically transform into trillions, maybe about 3 to 5, without another bill being passed. When? Gradually over the coming months. The bailout will do absolutely nothing to prevent the collapse, just as nationalizing Freddie and Fannie and AIG did absolutely nothing, so as the economy continues to deteriorate in the coming months, they will just keep pouring more and more money on it. But I’ll bet they will do it mostly on the sly. And they will really freak when the Xmas retail numbers are weak…
October 3, 2008 at 11:05 PM #280912underdoseParticipantI suspect there may not be another bail out. I don’t know if the new bailout that did pass had the same language as the first one that got shot down. If it did, with the Treasury getting basically unlimited power with no accountability to anyone, this bailout might turn out to be sufficiently an open ended blank check. The $700 billion will magically transform into trillions, maybe about 3 to 5, without another bill being passed. When? Gradually over the coming months. The bailout will do absolutely nothing to prevent the collapse, just as nationalizing Freddie and Fannie and AIG did absolutely nothing, so as the economy continues to deteriorate in the coming months, they will just keep pouring more and more money on it. But I’ll bet they will do it mostly on the sly. And they will really freak when the Xmas retail numbers are weak…
October 3, 2008 at 11:05 PM #280638underdoseParticipantI suspect there may not be another bail out. I don’t know if the new bailout that did pass had the same language as the first one that got shot down. If it did, with the Treasury getting basically unlimited power with no accountability to anyone, this bailout might turn out to be sufficiently an open ended blank check. The $700 billion will magically transform into trillions, maybe about 3 to 5, without another bill being passed. When? Gradually over the coming months. The bailout will do absolutely nothing to prevent the collapse, just as nationalizing Freddie and Fannie and AIG did absolutely nothing, so as the economy continues to deteriorate in the coming months, they will just keep pouring more and more money on it. But I’ll bet they will do it mostly on the sly. And they will really freak when the Xmas retail numbers are weak…
October 3, 2008 at 11:30 PM #280996temeculaguyParticipantI doubt the public will tolerate another one. They would have been wiser to keep doing the little ones they had been doing. Now that J6pack is aware of it, they wont be able to pull it off if this one fails to work, which it will. It wasn’t even 3 hours before every article on CNBC switched from “we need this to save everyone” to “this is just a start, we want more.” Buffet and many other offered their opinion before the vote on how it was needed and just after they all said it wont do the trick. People I know that don’t follow or understand macroeconomics or polotics were enraged today about the pork and the media saying that it isn’t enough. I saw people that didn’t even know who their congressional representative was until today, start memorizing names of who voted for it.
On a side note, the blue dog democrats are the only ones who will come out of this smelling like a rose, there is a real possibility of creating a 3rd party over the next few years since they have gotten so much attention over this.
October 3, 2008 at 11:30 PM #280985temeculaguyParticipantI doubt the public will tolerate another one. They would have been wiser to keep doing the little ones they had been doing. Now that J6pack is aware of it, they wont be able to pull it off if this one fails to work, which it will. It wasn’t even 3 hours before every article on CNBC switched from “we need this to save everyone” to “this is just a start, we want more.” Buffet and many other offered their opinion before the vote on how it was needed and just after they all said it wont do the trick. People I know that don’t follow or understand macroeconomics or polotics were enraged today about the pork and the media saying that it isn’t enough. I saw people that didn’t even know who their congressional representative was until today, start memorizing names of who voted for it.
On a side note, the blue dog democrats are the only ones who will come out of this smelling like a rose, there is a real possibility of creating a 3rd party over the next few years since they have gotten so much attention over this.
October 3, 2008 at 11:30 PM #280939temeculaguyParticipantI doubt the public will tolerate another one. They would have been wiser to keep doing the little ones they had been doing. Now that J6pack is aware of it, they wont be able to pull it off if this one fails to work, which it will. It wasn’t even 3 hours before every article on CNBC switched from “we need this to save everyone” to “this is just a start, we want more.” Buffet and many other offered their opinion before the vote on how it was needed and just after they all said it wont do the trick. People I know that don’t follow or understand macroeconomics or polotics were enraged today about the pork and the media saying that it isn’t enough. I saw people that didn’t even know who their congressional representative was until today, start memorizing names of who voted for it.
On a side note, the blue dog democrats are the only ones who will come out of this smelling like a rose, there is a real possibility of creating a 3rd party over the next few years since they have gotten so much attention over this.
October 3, 2008 at 11:30 PM #280943temeculaguyParticipantI doubt the public will tolerate another one. They would have been wiser to keep doing the little ones they had been doing. Now that J6pack is aware of it, they wont be able to pull it off if this one fails to work, which it will. It wasn’t even 3 hours before every article on CNBC switched from “we need this to save everyone” to “this is just a start, we want more.” Buffet and many other offered their opinion before the vote on how it was needed and just after they all said it wont do the trick. People I know that don’t follow or understand macroeconomics or polotics were enraged today about the pork and the media saying that it isn’t enough. I saw people that didn’t even know who their congressional representative was until today, start memorizing names of who voted for it.
On a side note, the blue dog democrats are the only ones who will come out of this smelling like a rose, there is a real possibility of creating a 3rd party over the next few years since they have gotten so much attention over this.
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