View Full Version : ADD on to housing bill U got F"d twice
ezpace
07-29-2008, 02:09 PM
Congress snuck a dramatic hike of the federal debt ceiling into the approved housing rescue. When the bill is signed to law, the federal debt "limit" will be hiked $800 billion, to $10.6 trillion. Funny, last week the Congressional Budget Office estimated the Fannie/Freddie rescue would cost $100 billion, at most. Coupled with the rest of the housing rescue, Congress has given themselves a $400 billion cushion. wonder why?
drop them all in the gulfstream.and start over ...if pacifist,, unlike me vote them all out except Ron Paul.
Prepping the roof for Barry HUSSEIN to hit with his spending.
But the action certainly speaks loudly for the dems - thier whining about Bush spending is just political BS, not real concern, as THEY intend to make him look thrifty. Dirty rotten lying bastards.
Dems do three things: Lie, raise taxes, limit personal freedoms. And whine.
wonatthewire1
07-29-2008, 05:12 PM
Prepping the roof for Barry HUSSEIN to hit with his spending.
But the action certainly speaks loudly for the dems - thier whining about Bush spending is just political BS, not real concern, as THEY intend to make him look thrifty. Dirty rotten lying bastards.
Dems do three things: Lie, raise taxes, limit personal freedoms. And whine.
If the Bushwacker signs it, he stands guilty with the rest of 'em.
Can't get Bushwacker out of office fast enough - even Juan McCant would be better
:kiss:
Secretariat
07-29-2008, 07:53 PM
If the Bushwacker signs it, he stands guilty with the rest of 'em.
Can't get Bushwacker out of office fast enough - even Juan McCant would be better
:kiss:
He's promised to sign it.
I have to laugh at these GOPer's who still argue against government regulation, and then expect the taxpayer/government to keep bailing out the Fannie Mae's and Freddy Macs. God forbid the government regulated anything. The free market place would always do the right thing. What a joke, and now the taxpayer pays once more.
sammy the sage
07-29-2008, 08:28 PM
>>""limit personal freedoms.""
Tom...definitely got your Party's mixed up here... :lol:
JustRalph
07-29-2008, 10:16 PM
He's promised to sign it.
I have to laugh at these GOPer's who still argue against government regulation, and then expect the taxpayer/government to keep bailing out the Fannie Mae's and Freddy Macs. God forbid the government regulated anything. The free market place would always do the right thing. What a joke, and now the taxpayer pays once more.
Gotta agree on this one. This is as bad as the medicare bill :ThmbDown:
Sec, I say let 'em fail.
Without the real possibility of failure, there is no responsibility.
Let ANY institution fail...as a lesson to the rest.
NO BAIL OUTS FOR ANY BUSINESSES PERIOD.
The Fannies made money hand over fist once, let them now experience closing he doors.
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