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Kucinich: Bailout 'driven by fear not fact'

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Ohio congressman Dennis Kucinich suggested the $700 billion bailout package was sending America towards 'casino socialism, where the only real product is debt'.
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11 responses // Kucinich: Bailout 'driven by fear not fact'

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    and

    mc cain admitted his party tortured

    the extreme right keeps on changing the subject, moving and shifting attention just to buy time for another twisted abusive move

    FUCKING HYPOCRISY IS ALL OVER AND NO ONE GIVES A SHIT

    NO ONE GIVES A SHIT

    NO ONE STEPS OUTSIDE THEIR CUBICLES, NO ONE MOVES BEYOND BOUNDARIES, NO ONE SPEAKS THEIR MIND, NO ONE CARES

    one thing is spreading, and it is only uncertainty guided by fear

    lfm
    • lfm
    • 2 months ago
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    Really good to see that K-man has gotten an education in the last 4-years. I asked him several times about the Fed during his 2004 Presidency, and he didn't know what the heck I was talking about. He would answer with political speak that was nonsensical to anyone who had even a remote grasp of our monetary system. Someone has gotten to this man in a positive way. Great to see. You are starting to get my attention, K!

    RyanLYoungblood
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    Him and Ron Paul are a couple people everyone should be paying a lot more attention to in times like these.

    HUMAN_CRACK
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    I agree... we have a service based ecomomy, we produce nothing. All we do is pass the same dollar around for services, and that dollar is backed by absolutley nothing.

    We are in the business of debt, we have a debt driven economy. Problem is, who is buying up that debt?

    We need a balanced budget, not likely in my lifetime. Thanks George!

    <Frickin traitor...>

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    ninepounds6
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    Bold man!

    jjmaster
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    Earl Blumenauer on the bailout:
    "We cannot continue to bail out with borrowed money. No bill should be enacted without a payback from the financial services sector. Not a hint of a promise to pay back in five years. And at the core, we are ignoring the fundamental question about the size and scale of the financial services industry that is in trouble not just because of a lack of regulation, but because we had too many people pursuing unsustainable business practices."
    We love you, Earl. ^_^

    alicynx
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    Fear and confusion keep the sheeple shepherded.

    Let it fail!

    Embrace chaos.

    It is not until you have lost everything are you free to do anything.

    Ride on!

    1percent
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    EGO will be the death of us all; besides the usual, of course.

    I thank the Creator for people like Kucinich and Ron Paul who, albeit imperfect or entirely consistent, they speak out against inequity. I adore these men and women who do such a thing.

    JaetheFirst
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    Buy up the mortgages at a discount, set up thirty year mortgages with interest and let the people stay and pay. Reverse trickle down. Fix it from the bottom up. Hoover did a bail out and it failed. FDR bought up the mortgages let the people stay and averted another crash. If you don't learn from history, you are doomed to repeat it.

    Marilynn_Murray

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