Obama – Democrats & Republicans Agree On Bail Out Bill…Only Problem Is That They Didn’t

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Woops….another gaffe from the “experienced” one running for President. Here he is in a speech today:

We have been left with no good options. And today, Democrats and Republicans in Washington have agreed on an emergency rescue plan that is our best and only way to prevent an economic catastrophe.

John McCain’s response:

“When Barack Obama released remarks today that praised the passage of America’s economic rescue plan, just before his allies in Congress voted to kill it, it revealed just how out of touch Barack Obama has been during this crisis. As our country stares economic disaster directly in the face, Barack Obama has called for higher taxes we can’t afford, more federal spending we can’t afford and shown failed leadership we can’t afford.” —Tucker Bounds, spokesman McCain-Palin 2008

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Leftists MSM want people to believe that all this mess is all the Republican doing. In reality it is the contrary. Americans needs to know the truth.

You have to see this video:

Shocking Video Unearthed Democrats in their own words Covering up the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Scam that caused our Economic Crisis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MGT_cSi7Rs

Was this another botched joke from Obama? What will he say next? “Let them eat government suplus cheese!” The mind boggles at the Democrats wanna-be ‘Leader.’

when will they realize they can’t have your cake and eat it also? this is a mess. and they are staying devided to make the blame look worse for the other side. makes me sick. this is our lives and futures they a screwing with.

It was a setup all along. Obama got into the seat before the parade started, then the parade was cancelled.

Yup… the WH, DNC and media are still shoving this down our throats as the *only* cure. A rather “my way or the highway” ‘tude, don’t you think?

As I said in my recent post about there are other voices with alternative solutions that are far more palatable to the taxpayer, and many are similar in structure.

None will be painless. But we know what way will *not* work because we have precedents historically that show that this path is futile. There’s a link to a Sept 2008 IMF study on international banking crises in there.

Congress owes it to the taxpayer to not be so anal in their intent.