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al_codaParticipant
Maybe because government has their fingerprints all over this mess.
Creation of poorly regulated government sponsored entities that were allowed to be run by party hacks that took on enough bad debt to sink the whole financial system.
Creation of a centralized bank that has absolute control over the money supply and de facto control over interest rates and that used its authority to promote a global pyramid scheme in risky securitized debt and house-of-cards derivative schemes.
Is that enough government intervention for you or do you want more? Because there is plenty more where that came from. In fact, they might just ‘intervene’ us into a collapse of the dollar and the downgrading of the credit rating of U.S. debt.
al_codaParticipantMaybe because government has their fingerprints all over this mess.
Creation of poorly regulated government sponsored entities that were allowed to be run by party hacks that took on enough bad debt to sink the whole financial system.
Creation of a centralized bank that has absolute control over the money supply and de facto control over interest rates and that used its authority to promote a global pyramid scheme in risky securitized debt and house-of-cards derivative schemes.
Is that enough government intervention for you or do you want more? Because there is plenty more where that came from. In fact, they might just ‘intervene’ us into a collapse of the dollar and the downgrading of the credit rating of U.S. debt.
al_codaParticipantMaybe because government has their fingerprints all over this mess.
Creation of poorly regulated government sponsored entities that were allowed to be run by party hacks that took on enough bad debt to sink the whole financial system.
Creation of a centralized bank that has absolute control over the money supply and de facto control over interest rates and that used its authority to promote a global pyramid scheme in risky securitized debt and house-of-cards derivative schemes.
Is that enough government intervention for you or do you want more? Because there is plenty more where that came from. In fact, they might just ‘intervene’ us into a collapse of the dollar and the downgrading of the credit rating of U.S. debt.
al_codaParticipantMaybe because government has their fingerprints all over this mess.
Creation of poorly regulated government sponsored entities that were allowed to be run by party hacks that took on enough bad debt to sink the whole financial system.
Creation of a centralized bank that has absolute control over the money supply and de facto control over interest rates and that used its authority to promote a global pyramid scheme in risky securitized debt and house-of-cards derivative schemes.
Is that enough government intervention for you or do you want more? Because there is plenty more where that came from. In fact, they might just ‘intervene’ us into a collapse of the dollar and the downgrading of the credit rating of U.S. debt.
September 19, 2008 at 10:03 PM in reply to: Clinton, Republicans agree to deregulation of US financial system #272990al_codaParticipantThe final vote for this bill was 90-8 in the Senate for and about 350 voted yea in the house.
You can look it up on the Senate Banking Committee website.
It received overwhelming bipartisan support and was worked on by Larry Summers of the Clinton Treasury and Clinton himself appealed to Democrats to support the compromise bill.
Bush had nothing to do with this bill. He wasn’t even elected when it passed.
September 19, 2008 at 10:03 PM in reply to: Clinton, Republicans agree to deregulation of US financial system #273237al_codaParticipantThe final vote for this bill was 90-8 in the Senate for and about 350 voted yea in the house.
You can look it up on the Senate Banking Committee website.
It received overwhelming bipartisan support and was worked on by Larry Summers of the Clinton Treasury and Clinton himself appealed to Democrats to support the compromise bill.
Bush had nothing to do with this bill. He wasn’t even elected when it passed.
September 19, 2008 at 10:03 PM in reply to: Clinton, Republicans agree to deregulation of US financial system #273241al_codaParticipantThe final vote for this bill was 90-8 in the Senate for and about 350 voted yea in the house.
You can look it up on the Senate Banking Committee website.
It received overwhelming bipartisan support and was worked on by Larry Summers of the Clinton Treasury and Clinton himself appealed to Democrats to support the compromise bill.
Bush had nothing to do with this bill. He wasn’t even elected when it passed.
September 19, 2008 at 10:03 PM in reply to: Clinton, Republicans agree to deregulation of US financial system #273283al_codaParticipantThe final vote for this bill was 90-8 in the Senate for and about 350 voted yea in the house.
You can look it up on the Senate Banking Committee website.
It received overwhelming bipartisan support and was worked on by Larry Summers of the Clinton Treasury and Clinton himself appealed to Democrats to support the compromise bill.
Bush had nothing to do with this bill. He wasn’t even elected when it passed.
September 19, 2008 at 10:03 PM in reply to: Clinton, Republicans agree to deregulation of US financial system #273309al_codaParticipantThe final vote for this bill was 90-8 in the Senate for and about 350 voted yea in the house.
You can look it up on the Senate Banking Committee website.
It received overwhelming bipartisan support and was worked on by Larry Summers of the Clinton Treasury and Clinton himself appealed to Democrats to support the compromise bill.
Bush had nothing to do with this bill. He wasn’t even elected when it passed.
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