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"The often-criticized $700 billion bailout, known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program, might end up costing taxpayers less than $50 billion, and could even reap a profit, the Wall Street Journal and New York Times report."
"The often-criticized $700 billion bailout, known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program, might end up costing taxpayers less than $50 billion, and could even reap a profit, the Wall Street Journal and New York Times report."
Sounds to me like you are pro bailout. Do other conservatives share your enthusiasm for the bailouts?
"The often-criticized $700 billion bailout, known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program, might end up costing taxpayers less than $50 billion, and could even reap a profit, the Wall Street Journal and New York Times report."
Do you guys ever stop to realize how often you contradict yourselves?
Or you simply don't care?
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Originally Posted by Sid2001
Sounds to me like you are pro bailout. Do other conservatives share your enthusiasm for the bailouts?
Depends. Peg it to Obama and it's bad. Next day we should "thank" W for how clever it all was.
Well wait a minute. Aren't you the folks who say GW was on the side of the banks? Looks like he did OK for the working man! You can just say thanks and move along.
Well wait a minute. Aren't you the folks who say GW was on the side of the banks? Looks like he did OK for the working man! You can just say thanks and move along.
Well wait a minute. Aren't you the folks who say GW was on the side of the banks? Looks like he did OK for the working man! You can just say thanks and move along.
No, we're the folks you are telling you that you'll twist yourself into a pretzel contradicting yourselves. Be careful before you throw your back out.
Depends. Peg it to Obama and it's bad. Next day we should "thank" W for how clever it all was.
Is Obamas bailouts scheduled to turn a profit?
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