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Report: Chinese Regulators Told Country's Banks To Stop Interbank Lending to U.S. Institutions
"--- We will feel it, as will future generations. ---" The debate last night demonstrated most clearly that McCain will produce a continuation of GOP Lies of Mass Destruction while Obama represents Change that can produce a new era of rebuilding the America that republicans have been destroying for eight years. Thus it is most important that 18 to 29 year olds get out the most important vote in their lives because politicians who are elected in November shall decide the future for future generations, whether America will continue to be the greatest country in the world or allow countries like China to determine our future.— September 27, 2008 2:41 a.m.
Report: Chinese Regulators Told Country's Banks To Stop Interbank Lending to U.S. Institutions
Ooops, there goes WaMu, while in Washington there is absolutely no leadership in sight. So yesterday POTUS had a failed photo-op where he suggests this sucker is going down, while the European Central Bank, Bank of England and Swiss National Bank pump in billions of dollars of one-week loans for the first time. Get ready for another interesting day.— September 26, 2008 2:29 a.m.
Report: Chinese Regulators Told Country's Banks To Stop Interbank Lending to U.S. Institutions
Response to post #1: RE: "ridiculous bailout is a response to pressure from foreign lenders who hold half our government debt" Has anyone in Washington even thought of asking Warren Buffett for his advice? Or are they just going to continues to sell out the American taxpayer Bush/McBush lobbyist controllers, a former head of Goldman Sachs and a college professor? God forbid they should ask someone with proven experience and integrity and the best investor reputation in America.— September 25, 2008 11:49 a.m.
Paulson Raked in $27 Million a Year While Heading Goldman, Says Expert Graef Crystal, Who Opposes the $700 Billion Bailout and Also Opposes Compensation Controls
ponsed to post #8: The McBush campaign deranged rhetoric yesterday got so bizarre that McCain is sounding and looking like various characters in the Dr. Strangelove movie. I wonder if U-T Editors are writing some of McPain’s garbage.— September 25, 2008 11:34 a.m.
Paulson Raked in $27 Million a Year While Heading Goldman, Says Expert Graef Crystal, Who Opposes the $700 Billion Bailout and Also Opposes Compensation Controls
Response to post #2: RE: "All they care about is raking in more money" --- The Washington Ethic. The consequences of the Washington leadership vacuum have become meltdown and chaos, which the McBush campaign proved again yesterday. The news last night proved most clearly that the people who enabled the problems to happen (Bush, McPain) are still focused on rewarding the people who caused the problems (Paulson) using taxpayer money until they BK all of us.— September 25, 2008 1:55 a.m.
Paulson's socialistic plan to bail out Wall Street is election year fraud
Response to post #59: Uh Oh, you're not one of those Me First Wall/Main Street folks in sheep's clothing are you? Save America First with the Bauder 10 Point Recovery plan, and then I'm sure Warren can put you on the right road to your just reward.— September 24, 2008 12:22 p.m.
Blog Satirist Says Paulson's Plan for Wall St. Bailout Resembles Nigerian Letter
Response to post #8: Trouble is that both McPain and Obama are going along with it because they are too busy to do anything about fixing the real world at the moment. B&B 2008! THE SAVE AMERICA NOW TEAM— September 24, 2008 12:14 p.m.
Paulson's socialistic plan to bail out Wall Street is election year fraud
Response to post #54: WARREN BUFFETT AND DON BAUDER FOR POTUS AND VPOTUS 2008— September 24, 2008 11:49 a.m.
Blog Satirist Says Paulson's Plan for Wall St. Bailout Resembles Nigerian Letter
Once again, Warren Buffett showed us with his Goldman Sachs deal the terms that taxpayers must demand. The taxpayers must be issued Preferred stock certificates from Wall/Main Street and receive 10% interest. This way we can fund social security, medicare, healthcare, education etc. and to hell with McPain's privatization of social security plan, the White House bailout demands are the worst case scenario from hell.— September 24, 2008 11:47 a.m.
Paulson's socialistic plan to bail out Wall Street is election year fraud
Response to post #52: This is most certainly a time when we most need a leader with vision who can produce a consensus to do the right things for the American people with the required sense of urgency. We have an opportunity for another FDR moment in history today but all Washington is proving is that we have a business as usual leadership and vision vacuum that is proving our democracy is a failure. If Obama doesn’t take the lead this week, then a new shot shall be heard around the world as chaos concludes the American Revolution.— September 24, 2008 1:01 a.m.