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Wall Street pins hopes on life insurance bundles
Sun Sep 6, 2009
- Wall Street needs to be renamed Ponzi Street. I disagree that it is dishonest (they honestly want to keep their income, plus gambling is legal on Wall Street), but it's also not creative and does nothing to "grow" the economy. I'm surprised the Club for Growth crew and the …
Should there be limits on executive pay at U.S. companies?
Fri Mar 20, 2009
- But ONLY if when they fail the Gov't doesn't bail them out. We can't be expected to make up their gambling losses.
What should the government do about the AIG bonuses?
Tue Mar 17, 2009
- If they are subsequently retained, they should be paid Minimum Wage while performing the janitorial duties of cleaning up their own mess.
Republicans debate roadmap back to power
Mon Nov 17, 2008
- The problem is simple really, the republicans are mixing up their own interpretaions of the party "brand" with how the average American interprets their "brand".  For example, I see they think we believe them to be the “angry white men’s party” but …
When Palin talks, women talk
Mon Oct 6, 2008
- When Palin talks, women talk?  What a joke.  The whole idea of the republicans presenting her as a viable candidate is surreal.  She is a soap opera, a flashy Erica Cane in Pine Valley...all glam and nasty caught up in believing this year she'll finally get the …
Is the congressional compromise on the bailout bill a good deal?
Sun Sep 28, 2008
- Here's a bill I could live with. Every adult gets allocated $3,000 (the taxpayer price tag of $700B). If those adults are in foreclosure, or in an A.R.M about to reset, or has any credit card debt, or in any way has contributed to this "problem", their allocation goes directly to their lender(s).
What should Congress do next about the financial crisis?
Mon Sep 29, 2008
- We hear we MUST pay this ransom or the Banks will refuse to lend anymore. Good!! Bad credit is why we're here anyway, just say no more!
As Congress moves closer to a deal on the $700 billion bailout plan, do you think lawmakers should approve it?
Thu Sep 25, 2008
- Investing $700B into 'tangible' assets and alternative energy sources makes more sense than continuing to prop up this house of cards.

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If the Government cannot recoup the bonuses, then AIG should be allowed to go into receivership. They are becoming an aggregious burden on the American public. They are no longer a believable entity in this day and time!
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