Resistance grows to Obama's bigger government

[jficquette]

Quote from gnome:

Once Socialistic programs get into the budget and into the culture, they're virtually impossible to remove.

NObama has the potential to do damage like a tsunami that swept over the entire country...

Time to dig that birth certificate out (g)

 

[lrm21]

Quote from ron2368:

You would think that the outrage over this would prompt the average person to want more control .

People are more outraged over the incomptenceof the government and criminality

It's the MSM and political spinmeisters who are trying to funnel the anger at AIG

I don't the the Pols realize how close we are getting to physical retrobution by the populace for crimes against the state and the citizens

This crisis is no longer a financial crisis it is now a political and government crisis

 

[jficquette]

Quote from lrm21:

People are more outraged over the incomptenceof the government and criminality

It's the MSM and political spinmeisters who are trying to funnel the anger at AIG

I don't the the Pols realize how close we are getting to physical retrobution by the populace for crimes against the state and the citizens

This crisis is no longer a financial crisis it is now a political and government crisis

I agree, great point and Obama is oblivious to it.

 

[libertad]

The Blame Equation

.80x (Washington) + .20x(WS) = f(x)


A solution which ignores either part of the equation....

Is not a solution after all.....
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Bigger govt. is not an ¨American Solution¨....

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from Cesko:

"It was hard for me to believe that you were entirely serious about that socialist question," Obama said, defending his policies as consistent with free-market principles.

Fucking freak. Lying, cheating,conniving, manipulating son-of-the-bitch.

That piece of shit asshole doesn't give a damn about free markets or anything connected to it.

That retard couldn't even spell "free-markets" if it wasn't on his teleprompter.

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from lrm21:

People are more outraged over the incomptenceof the government and criminality

It's the MSM and political spinmeisters who are trying to funnel the anger at AIG

I don't the the Pols realize how close we are getting to physical retrobution by the populace for crimes against the state and the citizens

This crisis is no longer a financial crisis it is now a political and government crisis

I'm locked, loaded and ready to rock.

 

[Cesko]

Quote from vrtrop22:

isn't it the free market that got us here. Unregulated derivatives markets that these companies over leveraged themselves with. I am not sure what Obama has to do with that. I think we have to be honest with ourselves. Do we want government to get involved to soak up the mess the private sector created or do we want the "free market" to correct itself. If we choose the "free market" approach because of a fear of supposed socialism then why do we complain as things melt down. A melt down is the logical result of the free market correcting itself. I am confused. People will say Obama is controlled by the Wall street establishment in one breath then say he is a socialist in the next.

Funny how people like you argue lack of regulation was the problem, yet if you follow politics in the U.S. do you really want me to believe things would be better with more regulation??? What is regulation good for in this completely rotten political system?

What comes first?? Law or free markets douchebag??

 

[Cesko]

Quote from vrtrop22:

You republican douchebags don't seem to realize congress ratings are higher than they have been in quite a while. I know you all don't want the economy to turn around because the party of Bush will be sunk for a generation. Keep patting yourself on the back as you keep losing elections and wonder why.

Don't bogart that joint,my friend, pass it over to me.......

 

[jficquette]

Quote from Cesko:

Funny how people like you argue lack of regulation was the problem, yet if you follow politics in the U.S. do you really want me to believe things would be better with more regulation??? What is regulation good for in this completely rotten political system?

What comes first?? Law or free markets douchebag??

The problem was government inteference. No way would the mortgage mess have happened had the government not mandated that they give loans to unqualified buyers and not let Fannie Mae get so out of hand.

This is another example of where the government caused the problem, blamed the private companies for it and is using it as an excuse to get more control over the system.

 

[377OHMS]

Those are secondary effects.

The culprit is Greenspan. When the housing market overheated in 2004 he dumped gasoline on it by lowering rates.

All the nonsense about Fannie and Freddie, subprimes and adjustables came afterwards.

Greenspan caused this. Period.

Bush, whom I voted for twice, stood by and cheered on "home ownership".

The Fed should have raised rates. Any sane Fed chairman would have.