Oct 04, 2008 11:53AM GMT
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Politics - United States
Are you pissed at your candidate for going along with the bailout?
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raves +3 posted Oct 04, 2008 11:16PM GMT
Answered YES, Im mad as hell and Im not gonna take it anymore
it does tick me off.....the "lil guy" is the 1 who'll end up footing this bailout!??! the ppl who don't have stocks & bonds, mortgages, cushy bank accounts, or even health insurance will wind up payin' 4 it until it hurts while the rich continue 2 get richer & the greedy learn the lesson that they can get away w/their actions!??! the problem w/sayin' ya won't vote 4 a candidate who voted 4 the bailout is that....u'd have 2 write ur own ballot containing names of only non-politicians!??! :(
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raves +1 posted Oct 04, 2008 08:15PM GMT
Answered YES, Im mad as hell and Im not gonna take it anymore
All those who voted for this Obamination need to be voted out. Congress & Senate are working for themselves not us. THey are in it for the $. God bless America and God help us cause were gonna need it. -
raves posted Oct 04, 2008 07:47PM GMT
Answered YES, Im mad as hell and Im not gonna take it anymore
I thought the Senate version tallied out at $851 billion. If the House voted on virtually a word-for-word copy of that, howcum everybody is saying it's [ only ] $700B? As it is, it's another reeking porkfest of earmarks and add-ons, mostly paid to the very same jerkwads who caused this problem to begin with. -
raves +1 posted Oct 04, 2008 04:52PM GMT
Answered YES, Im mad as hell and Im not gonna take it anymore
These corrupt and incompetent politicians have lost their way...their interference in the market caused this problem and now the use taxpayer dollars to bailout their friends...too bad Americans are stupid and believe it is Wall Street's fault when it was government intervention and market manipulation especially the Dems in their housng agenda that caused this... -
raves +2 posted Oct 04, 2008 04:47PM GMT (edited)
Answered YES, Im mad as hell and Im not gonna take it anymore
This bailout will do nothing to help the economy. We will fall into deep recession and it will last longer because of the bailout. I am now going to vote strictly against the incumbent. Both parties have screwed this country up and the sooner we the people realize this the better off we will be.
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raves posted Oct 04, 2008 03:31PM GMT
Answered Im not mad, this was the best thing for our economy
I don't know enough about exactly what is needed for the economy, or about all the crap that rode along with the bill to get upset. I know something needed to be done. I hope what they passed will help. -
raves +1 Oct 04, 2008 11:39PM GMTChainsaw, the 'Crapville Express' is boarding right now. Obama's loading homeless winos, flophouse vagrants, halfway houses and squeegie guys onto buses to get them registered to vote in a BUNCH of states where the Dems have made 'Registration' an utter joke.
Allllll Aboarrrrrrd!!!!!!! -
raves Oct 04, 2008 11:47PM GMTdont worry, For every bum Obama lines up, McCain will block 2 dems from voting
We will have a list of foreclosed homes and will make sure people aren’t voting from those addresses,” party chairman James Carabelli told Michigan Messenger in a telephone interview earlier this week. He said the local party wanted to make sure that proper electoral procedures were followed.
State election rules allow parties to assign “election challengers” to polls to monitor the election. In addition to observing the poll workers, these volunteers can challenge the eligibility of any voter provided they “have a good reason to believe” that the person is not eligible to vote. One allowable reason is that the person is not a “true resident of the city or township.”
The Michigan Republicans’ planned use of foreclosure lists is apparently an attempt to challenge ineligible voters as not being “true residents.” -
raves +1 Oct 05, 2008 01:35AM GMTHa and fat chance ~ they have made their share from this on both ends when the market was boosted during the de-regulation and they will all make a ton of money after all is said and done. I think that if they are going to give away 700 billion $$ they should give it to the average citizen and let big business fall flat on its face.
What would happen if they wiped out all debt for every US citizen and US based business have us all start again with a clean slate. -
raves +1 Oct 05, 2008 02:24AM GMT
Answered None of the above
I will still vote fr McCain/Palin. I understand why he voted for it, that doesn't mean I am happy about it. A vote for Obama would mean so many "bailouts" that this one would pale in comparison.