[patb]

[quote=Casca] Would Bush have nationalized the banks and the auto companies as Obama has done? Given ownership to the unions? I doubt it. He acquiesed to TARP as professional courtesy to Obama. He did it because Obama asked him to do so, and he wanted to position Obama to execute a cohesive policy, no matter how wrong-headed.[/quote]

Sorry.

Bush gave the Autocompanies $20 Billion in cash, no questions asked.
At least with a nationalization, the taxpayers got the stock cheap.
hopefully it will be sold off soon

Bush gave 700 Billion in TARP to the Banks, whom we had no financial
duty to help.

Bush/Paulsen and the Fed gave 13 trillion in guarantees to the
major financial companies including the chinese holding all those
fannie mae bonds.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

Now the sponsor of the original Senate bill, Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, is back with a new bill that would give a maximum $15,000 credit to any buyer who stays in a home for at least two years.

Feces tossing monkey. Are you one of the Glenn Beck people too?

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

Now the sponsor of the original Senate bill, Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, is back with a new bill that would give a maximum $15,000 credit to any buyer who stays in a home for at least two years.

Feces tossing monkey. Are you one of the Glenn Beck people too?

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

Now the sponsor of the original Senate bill, Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, is back with a new bill that would give a maximum $15,000 credit to any buyer who stays in a home for at least two years.

Feces tossing monkey. Are you one of the Glenn Beck people too?

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

Now the sponsor of the original Senate bill, Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, is back with a new bill that would give a maximum $15,000 credit to any buyer who stays in a home for at least two years.

Feces tossing monkey. Are you one of the Glenn Beck people too?

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

Now the sponsor of the original Senate bill, Johnny Isakson, Republican of Georgia, is back with a new bill that would give a maximum $15,000 credit to any buyer who stays in a home for at least two years.

Feces tossing monkey. Are you one of the Glenn Beck people too?

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.

[patb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]I want a kickback (in addition to commission and a commission on the kickback) from the govt for every deal I close.

Also, I want a pony.

This is why I am a liberal.[/quote]

And the original sponsor of this is?

Senator Johnn Isakson of Georgia (Republican).

See, Liberals live in the Reality-Based community, where we check
facts and look up things, while you are like most modern conservatives,
shrieking like a monkey and hurling feces at passers-by.

[patb]

[quote=jpinpb]This just drives me crazy. In one breath Greenspan (perhaps smoking green shoots) says the recession is over. Okay. Let’s go w/it and say unemployment is a lagging indicator. If the recession is over, WHY do we need this continued credit, increased credit, no less.
[/quote]

zThey know the recession isn’t over. Banks aren’t lending, Assets
are still deflating, jobs are still being lost and christmas is setting up as
a bad year.

[patb]

[quote=jpinpb]This just drives me crazy. In one breath Greenspan (perhaps smoking green shoots) says the recession is over. Okay. Let’s go w/it and say unemployment is a lagging indicator. If the recession is over, WHY do we need this continued credit, increased credit, no less.
[/quote]

zThey know the recession isn’t over. Banks aren’t lending, Assets
are still deflating, jobs are still being lost and christmas is setting up as
a bad year.

[patb]

[quote=jpinpb]This just drives me crazy. In one breath Greenspan (perhaps smoking green shoots) says the recession is over. Okay. Let’s go w/it and say unemployment is a lagging indicator. If the recession is over, WHY do we need this continued credit, increased credit, no less.
[/quote]

zThey know the recession isn’t over. Banks aren’t lending, Assets
are still deflating, jobs are still being lost and christmas is setting up as
a bad year.

[patb]

[quote=jpinpb]This just drives me crazy. In one breath Greenspan (perhaps smoking green shoots) says the recession is over. Okay. Let’s go w/it and say unemployment is a lagging indicator. If the recession is over, WHY do we need this continued credit, increased credit, no less.
[/quote]

zThey know the recession isn’t over. Banks aren’t lending, Assets
are still deflating, jobs are still being lost and christmas is setting up as
a bad year.

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