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September 29, 2008 at 7:05 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277820September 29, 2008 at 7:05 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278082
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Participant[quote=asianautica]Why would the republic need to vote yes on something that fundamentally, the democrat wanted? Tell the 40% democrat who voted against it that they don’t have the courage. I applauded all the rep who actually voted NO. They all have great courage to stand up and say no.[/quote]
Are you serious asianautica?
Who asked for the bill? Paulson and Bush. Let them come up with the votes.
September 29, 2008 at 7:05 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278096patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=asianautica]Why would the republic need to vote yes on something that fundamentally, the democrat wanted? Tell the 40% democrat who voted against it that they don’t have the courage. I applauded all the rep who actually voted NO. They all have great courage to stand up and say no.[/quote]
Are you serious asianautica?
Who asked for the bill? Paulson and Bush. Let them come up with the votes.
September 29, 2008 at 7:05 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278133patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=asianautica]Why would the republic need to vote yes on something that fundamentally, the democrat wanted? Tell the 40% democrat who voted against it that they don’t have the courage. I applauded all the rep who actually voted NO. They all have great courage to stand up and say no.[/quote]
Are you serious asianautica?
Who asked for the bill? Paulson and Bush. Let them come up with the votes.
September 29, 2008 at 7:05 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278145patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=asianautica]Why would the republic need to vote yes on something that fundamentally, the democrat wanted? Tell the 40% democrat who voted against it that they don’t have the courage. I applauded all the rep who actually voted NO. They all have great courage to stand up and say no.[/quote]
Are you serious asianautica?
Who asked for the bill? Paulson and Bush. Let them come up with the votes.
patientlywaiting
ParticipantAn example of non-money making companies would pill research companies hoping to sell remedies for big money.
Americans have been popping pills for the last 20 years. They are sick of pills and are unlikely to pop more at $5 a pill (unless the pills actually cure something).
For example, we don’t need more prescription pain killers when aspirin, Tylenol, and Advil work just fine.
Another example would be highfalutin telecom products. The carriers will be limited in their capital expenditures by operating cash flow. Companies won’t be able to raise easy money for capital expenditures, so they won’t have the money to buy hardware and software to sell “wishful thinking” products to their tapped-out customers.
Americans are unlikely to let their phone bills escalate upwards as we enter recession. They can download all the ringtones and movies online for free.
patientlywaiting
ParticipantAn example of non-money making companies would pill research companies hoping to sell remedies for big money.
Americans have been popping pills for the last 20 years. They are sick of pills and are unlikely to pop more at $5 a pill (unless the pills actually cure something).
For example, we don’t need more prescription pain killers when aspirin, Tylenol, and Advil work just fine.
Another example would be highfalutin telecom products. The carriers will be limited in their capital expenditures by operating cash flow. Companies won’t be able to raise easy money for capital expenditures, so they won’t have the money to buy hardware and software to sell “wishful thinking” products to their tapped-out customers.
Americans are unlikely to let their phone bills escalate upwards as we enter recession. They can download all the ringtones and movies online for free.
patientlywaiting
ParticipantAn example of non-money making companies would pill research companies hoping to sell remedies for big money.
Americans have been popping pills for the last 20 years. They are sick of pills and are unlikely to pop more at $5 a pill (unless the pills actually cure something).
For example, we don’t need more prescription pain killers when aspirin, Tylenol, and Advil work just fine.
Another example would be highfalutin telecom products. The carriers will be limited in their capital expenditures by operating cash flow. Companies won’t be able to raise easy money for capital expenditures, so they won’t have the money to buy hardware and software to sell “wishful thinking” products to their tapped-out customers.
Americans are unlikely to let their phone bills escalate upwards as we enter recession. They can download all the ringtones and movies online for free.
patientlywaiting
ParticipantAn example of non-money making companies would pill research companies hoping to sell remedies for big money.
Americans have been popping pills for the last 20 years. They are sick of pills and are unlikely to pop more at $5 a pill (unless the pills actually cure something).
For example, we don’t need more prescription pain killers when aspirin, Tylenol, and Advil work just fine.
Another example would be highfalutin telecom products. The carriers will be limited in their capital expenditures by operating cash flow. Companies won’t be able to raise easy money for capital expenditures, so they won’t have the money to buy hardware and software to sell “wishful thinking” products to their tapped-out customers.
Americans are unlikely to let their phone bills escalate upwards as we enter recession. They can download all the ringtones and movies online for free.
patientlywaiting
ParticipantAn example of non-money making companies would pill research companies hoping to sell remedies for big money.
Americans have been popping pills for the last 20 years. They are sick of pills and are unlikely to pop more at $5 a pill (unless the pills actually cure something).
For example, we don’t need more prescription pain killers when aspirin, Tylenol, and Advil work just fine.
Another example would be highfalutin telecom products. The carriers will be limited in their capital expenditures by operating cash flow. Companies won’t be able to raise easy money for capital expenditures, so they won’t have the money to buy hardware and software to sell “wishful thinking” products to their tapped-out customers.
Americans are unlikely to let their phone bills escalate upwards as we enter recession. They can download all the ringtones and movies online for free.
September 29, 2008 at 6:30 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277775patientlywaiting
ParticipantHere is what I would say to President Bush if I were Nancy Pelosi:
Mr President, you have 199 Republican members of Congress. Your Administration wants this bill. In the spirit of bi-partisan support, we, Democrats, are willing to join you in doing what is best for the country.
However, the Republican leadership needs to bring Republican legislators fully on board this program. We will provide the marginal votes to pass your bill.
You have our commitment of support. We need your commitment for at least 180 votes on the Republican side.
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If Democrats were smart, they would let the Republican take ownership of this bill. And pay the political price in November.
Homeowner who are making their mortgage payments on time should be outraged by this bill. Others have gambled, cashed out, are are now long gone. And now, hard-working, play-by-the rules Americans have to bail-out Wall Street?
The bailout simply doesn’t make sense to the average American.
September 29, 2008 at 6:30 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278037patientlywaiting
ParticipantHere is what I would say to President Bush if I were Nancy Pelosi:
Mr President, you have 199 Republican members of Congress. Your Administration wants this bill. In the spirit of bi-partisan support, we, Democrats, are willing to join you in doing what is best for the country.
However, the Republican leadership needs to bring Republican legislators fully on board this program. We will provide the marginal votes to pass your bill.
You have our commitment of support. We need your commitment for at least 180 votes on the Republican side.
*
If Democrats were smart, they would let the Republican take ownership of this bill. And pay the political price in November.
Homeowner who are making their mortgage payments on time should be outraged by this bill. Others have gambled, cashed out, are are now long gone. And now, hard-working, play-by-the rules Americans have to bail-out Wall Street?
The bailout simply doesn’t make sense to the average American.
September 29, 2008 at 6:30 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278051patientlywaiting
ParticipantHere is what I would say to President Bush if I were Nancy Pelosi:
Mr President, you have 199 Republican members of Congress. Your Administration wants this bill. In the spirit of bi-partisan support, we, Democrats, are willing to join you in doing what is best for the country.
However, the Republican leadership needs to bring Republican legislators fully on board this program. We will provide the marginal votes to pass your bill.
You have our commitment of support. We need your commitment for at least 180 votes on the Republican side.
*
If Democrats were smart, they would let the Republican take ownership of this bill. And pay the political price in November.
Homeowner who are making their mortgage payments on time should be outraged by this bill. Others have gambled, cashed out, are are now long gone. And now, hard-working, play-by-the rules Americans have to bail-out Wall Street?
The bailout simply doesn’t make sense to the average American.
September 29, 2008 at 6:30 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278088patientlywaiting
ParticipantHere is what I would say to President Bush if I were Nancy Pelosi:
Mr President, you have 199 Republican members of Congress. Your Administration wants this bill. In the spirit of bi-partisan support, we, Democrats, are willing to join you in doing what is best for the country.
However, the Republican leadership needs to bring Republican legislators fully on board this program. We will provide the marginal votes to pass your bill.
You have our commitment of support. We need your commitment for at least 180 votes on the Republican side.
*
If Democrats were smart, they would let the Republican take ownership of this bill. And pay the political price in November.
Homeowner who are making their mortgage payments on time should be outraged by this bill. Others have gambled, cashed out, are are now long gone. And now, hard-working, play-by-the rules Americans have to bail-out Wall Street?
The bailout simply doesn’t make sense to the average American.
September 29, 2008 at 6:30 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278100patientlywaiting
ParticipantHere is what I would say to President Bush if I were Nancy Pelosi:
Mr President, you have 199 Republican members of Congress. Your Administration wants this bill. In the spirit of bi-partisan support, we, Democrats, are willing to join you in doing what is best for the country.
However, the Republican leadership needs to bring Republican legislators fully on board this program. We will provide the marginal votes to pass your bill.
You have our commitment of support. We need your commitment for at least 180 votes on the Republican side.
*
If Democrats were smart, they would let the Republican take ownership of this bill. And pay the political price in November.
Homeowner who are making their mortgage payments on time should be outraged by this bill. Others have gambled, cashed out, are are now long gone. And now, hard-working, play-by-the rules Americans have to bail-out Wall Street?
The bailout simply doesn’t make sense to the average American.
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