Obama suggesting another bailout?

[Omen]

"Mr Obama urged Congress to help dig the US out of recession with "at least a down-payment on a rescue plan that will create jobs.

"If Congress does not pass an immediate plan that gives the economy the boost it needs, I will make it my first order of business as president," he said. "

BBC NEWS | Americas | US Elections 2008 | Obama urges action on US economy

:whip:

 

[raginfcktard]

lol...its already started

 

[Omen]

lol...its already started

Bro, I've been wanting to tell you something about that sig you got....

Fat white women's only exercise is walking...a bit...with a lot of weight.....

So to get calves like that, buy a 120lb vest and just walk for an hour a day.....barefoot on the beach will make your muscles work even more!

Just had to get it out of my system.....

Yeah Obama looks like suck...too early to tell but that's 2 strikes, Assault WB and more Bailouts.

 

[SilentBob187]

At least Guevara was pro-gun...

 

[Omen]

At least Guevara was pro-gun...

Let's not forget that he wore a cool hat and killed people......+2 on Obama.....:drunk:

 

[raginfcktard]

its an inside joke with my friend at work, and (not to be racial) white fatties seem to be the only race i spot nice calves on. they also have years of ground shaking steps to the living room stationed mini fridge...i have a 8 month goal.

reguardless...thanks for the advice. i'll think of something new asap!

 

[Delta Force]

if congress is OK to pend 700B to bail out banks and other wall street firms which profit tremendously during the housing/loans boom and they are part to blame for the current economic crisis/meltdown then why shouldn't congress pass another economic stimulus package to help out the average American?

I'm glad to see that the president elect is taking a proactive stance on this economic problem we're having otherwise you'll see this recession lasting much longer than you want to.

 

[kdent7]

Sadly this is putting our entire "system" on an extremely slippery slope. It's understandable that a collapse of major institutions could be catastrophic but when companies like Circuit City are looking for federal [read: our] dollars then there is a very questionable issue. Socializing our financial institutions is creating a very dangerous dilemma and future for all of us.

The talk about finding the "bottom" of the market and housing prices may have merit. We probably shouldn't prop up a system that is so obviously prone to extreme dynamics. Enabling the behavior only makes the problem worse imho.

 

[kdent7]

I agree however that "average" Americans should be the ones receiving the majority of the benefit from these actions. I just don't give a damn if some AIG exec. can't afford the mortgage on his Martha's Vineyard summer home.