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it is impossible to have a meaningful debate.
people like ChrisLA aren’t here to debate, they’re here to spout their bullshit.
I did not insult you, why do you have to insult me for? What gives man. So we disagree on something, no need to get personal.
WASHINGTON — After the House reversed course and gave final approval to the $700 billion economic bailout package, President Bush quickly signed it into law on Friday, authorizing the Treasury to undertake what could become the most expensive government intervention in history.
Those bail outs were not happening without public approval, the one who sold them to the public was Obama. Bush did try, I remember very well him trying to sell it. And appropriately was told to roll over and die. Public was not going to go along with this cronyism.
Then Obama was elected, and made a great speech about how he feels our pain but we need to do this to save our nation, and went through with bailouts anyway. I was there for that speech I remember how these bail outs happened.
How do you think the whole Tea Party started, its people who are massively ticked off at both parties for the bail outs. It's damned if you do, damned if you don't.
"Those bail outs were not happening without public approval, the one who sold them to the public was Obama. Bush did try, I remember very well him trying to sell it."
Complete nonsense. Paulson and Bernanke were the main ones selling the bail outs. Paulson even went as far as to get on his knees and beg Pelosi to pass the bill.
"So we disagree on something, no need to get personal."
You have the right to your own opinion, not your own facts.
"H1-B visas are great though, they teach Yuppies not to be too quick about accusing blue collar workers of xenophobia, when they realize the same process that kept their lawncare costs down applies to their own fields of endeavor as well."
True. But I think the H1-B Visa is becoming obsolete, as more companies offshore work and instead use the L-1 Visa, which has no cap or prevailing wage requirement.
WASHINGTON — After the House reversed course and gave final approval to the $700 billion economic bailout package, President Bush quickly signed it into law on Friday, authorizing the Treasury to undertake what could become the most expensive government intervention in history.
Let me clear this up...
0,700,000,000,000 What Bush gave in that Bail out.
3,800,000,000,000 What has been paid to date.
3,100,000,000,000 Is what Obama has given in one form of stimulation bail out or other.
Complete nonsense. Paulson and Bernanke were the main ones selling the bail outs. Paulson even went as far as to get on his knees and beg Pelosi to pass the bill.
http://factreal.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/bailoutsummarylist4-13-2009.pdf
http://money.cnn.com/news/storysupplement/economy/bailouttracker/
both parties were responsible. Republicans in Congress were going to get executed due to public outrage if Obama did not sell the necessity of the bail outs. And he sure did it.
if Obama did not sell the necessity of the bail outs. And he sure did it.
Obama was elected a month after the bailouts were signed into law.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troubled_Asset_Relief_Program
You do understand this point of reality, right?
Let me clear this up…
0,700,000,000,000 What Bush gave in that Bail out.3,800,000,000,000 What has been paid to date.
3,100,000,000,000 Is what Obama has given in one form of stimulation bail out or other.lmao, “let me just throw up some numbers without any source or explanation, also let me start one with a zero because I need everything to line up for my OCDâ€
If you can't be more creative with snappy comebacks than that, then quit being a Nudzh.
Here's bailout money hard at work.
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continuing the 'fyi' reposting series...
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article28244.htm
If you slash government spending, lay off workers, and trim the deficits, then spending will slow, incomes will shrivel, GDP will wither, and the economy will slip back into recession.
Mike Whitney