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IndigoIndigo
February 6, 2012
06:54 PM
If they can maintain their great profit margin, then the repayment of the bailout is only a matter of time. Which, last I checked, is better than the banks have done.  View
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February 1, 2012
10:35 AM
So... How about the American taxpayers get back their loan they gave to the banks? Oh yeah, that's right - it wasn't a loan so much as an outright theft. A good percentage of that taxpayer-financed bailout went straight into the pockets of overpaid executives in the form of bonuses and celebrations. We were robbed blind by the banks (and the government they bought and paid for) and no one seems to give a. Stay asleep, Americans.  View
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November 22, 2011
04:26 PM
I agree, but it's the wrong person bring this to the courts. The bailout is anti American  View
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November 7, 2011
11:18 PM
Well, in this case the "corporate masters" you're referring to are the taxpayers, because this bill will only limit the rights of public sector unions. Has nothing to do with unions who work for private corporations. So if you want these unions milking every taxpayer dollar out of the government and into their own pockets, then you're no different than the wall street bailout crowd who did the exact same thing. If you want the public unions to have unlimited power, retire before any private sector employee, make it impossible to get fired, pay little to nothing into their pensions and healthcare costs yet get double or triple the benefits, then you're just asking for the complete collapse of government a la Greece. Wake up and realize that you can't bribe you're way into wealth much longer. Both the super wealthy in the financial world, and all the public sector unions and entitlement folk are living at the expense of the middle class...and the middle class is essentially broke now. Time to change the way we view the role of government. No more corporate subsidies or welfare. Just protect our liberty and enforce contracts. Leave everything else to the private sector.  View
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November 3, 2011
05:52 PM
They already took the first bailout money, adopted none of he austerity measurers, spent All the money and don't know where it went! So how much more are they going to give them?!?  View
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October 17, 2011
05:58 PM
Better check where the money is going. Could be going into retirement accounts and bonus like "bailout" companies.  View
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October 4, 2011
05:28 PM
Do they really think withholding this bailout money will make things BETTER?  View
treveischen1714treveischen1714
September 30, 2011
08:04 AM
I'm surprised that the Bundestag passed the measure with an overwhelming majority. I thought the bailout was very unpopular among German taxpayers.  View
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September 18, 2011
09:30 PM
Thinker9000... You are spot on... 800 billion for the bailout and few billion dollars for the spectacular telescope which is supposed to be many times better than Hubble.... Shame on US law makers...  View
EddieStarrEddieStarr
August 29, 2011
03:01 PM
Hundreds of billions of dollars were acquired in one weekend to bailout banks and investment firms , "To big to fail" well , humanity is WAY MORE important than a bank, what a total shame , LUDACRIS to ask "where is the $ to fix this?" the money is there , I assure you, the thing that is missing is the Heart and Soul , America cannot print Soul.  View

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