Bush is a Republican so why are Democrats taking blaim

Following the bailout plan and its status has been a difficult exercise but one thing is certain. Last i looked Bush was a Republican and a conservative one at that.  How then is it that  this 700 billion bailout plan that Paulson and Bernanke recommended and Bush endorsed become such a liability for Democrats? I … Read more

McCain’s Brilliant Play: Bets Presidency on Blocking Bailout Deal

Posted Sep 26, 2008 by Henry Blodget From ClusterStock, Sept. 26, 2008: John McCain roared into Washington yesterday and reportedly broke up an agreement on the bailout deal. In doing so, he went against not only Democrats but the Republican president, the panicked Republican Treasury Secretary and Fed Chairman, and Republican Congressional leaders.  Instead, he sided with a … Read more

Is the Government teaching us Econ 101 and is stepping in a good thing

As of today the US federal government is stepping in to help control and save the financial system. Obvioulsy it is a good thing to help save the jobs and money of millions of Americans and a total collapse of the financial system would be a calamity for many millions more but one must consider … Read more

The Greater Depression

Are we in the midst of a new “Greater Depression”? 3 of the 5 US investment bank giants gone. The week after the bailouts of Fannie and Freddie which are hardly news anymore. AIG next? Then what. Detroit?  We are out of money and maybe out of time.  And standing front and center in exacerbating this problem … Read more

Denial is Not An Economic Recovery Plan

By Speaker Nancy Pelosi Posted September 15, 2008 In the midst of a dire economic situation, President Bush this morning characterized recent market developments as an ‘adjustment’ that can be painful for investors and employees of the firms, while Senator McCain said the ‘fundamentals of our economy are strong.’ President Bush, Senator McCain, and their … Read more

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