[Mike]

Go figure. When Congress passed the TARP plan, back in early October 2008, did I not warn they would be back within 6 months with their grubby paws out and looking for more?

And now that the cow has already escaped, the Republicans decided to close the barn door? Campaign For Liberty — House Passes Stimulus, All Republicans Opposed

Yep, that Ron Paul character was really a crack-pot, wasn't he?

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLAj5sB3R8k"]YouTube - Ron Paul: Bin Laden mocks economy[/ame]

[Mike]

Anybody want to bet the majority of Americans don't want to read the information at this link?

Why the bank bailouts are doomed - MSN Money

[Maitland]

I think we have said it before but it does seem strange that you would throw money at a problem that was caused by money in the first place.

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[Mike]

Obviously you are not familiar with Congressional math.

When you are in debt up to your eyebrows and cannot afford to buy yourself out, you go borrow more money. Yeah, we'll just spend our way out of debt.

I know, you think that can't be done, but our Republicrat Presidents all assure us this is going to work. And you have to believe what elected officials tell you. Don't you?

Obama promised us change and within 10 days of being inaugurated, he is half-way to providing us that change. Assuming he can get his 'stimulus' plan passed through the Senate, our debt will have been increased by nearly another trillion dollars.

Care for some predictions on Obama's Presidency? I'll go out on the limb.

In four years, not only will we not have our troops back home in the U.S., but we will invaded yet another Middle Eastern country. (Can anyone say 'Pakistan'?)

In four years, our national debt will be increased by over 25% of today's number. As this is being written, our current debt figure stands at $10,623,946,974,615.30 and is increasing at an average rate of $3.3 billion PER DAY!

In four years, our unemployment rate will be in double digits.

I hope to be proven wrong.