Bad News For The Bailout - Forbes.com
Think about this for a moment. Whenever something is trying to be done in Washington its a long drawn out process and takes forever for something to even to be put together to be voted on. That is if our overpaid representatives are even in Washington to vote. Now all of a sudden we are facing a crisis so to speak, and something is able to be voted on within a matter of days. Finally, they got it right and did not pass this absolutely ridiculous bill they tried to swindle the American people with. Now they have seen this financial problem brewing for months now and they now want to try and come up with something over a weekend. This should have been worked on at beginning of year when the problems came to light. Furthermore, it should have never gotten to this point to begin with. The oversights and reviews were suppose to be already in place to keep this from happening. Since it failed and the overpaid CEO's made very bad decisions you want the American people to bail them out. HELL NO! I don't earn my income from these companies and I receive no benefits from them so no I will not bail them out. If I screw up that bad at my job I would not have a job and the other workers at my company wouldn't be asked to help pay for any problems that I created.
Now this so called bail out bill is suppose to help these high risk banking problems on our dime. Well hello I'm no brain surgeon or genius and I definitely do not have a masters in investments but what does high risk investments mean anyways. Could it be you might lose your shirt so to speak or you might make a lot of money? It's a high risk for you. If they were making more money than ever predicted would they share that money with the American people just because they made too much. NO! But since they lost their money, they want ours. NO! One of the biggest questions that has yet to be answered is where did the number $700 billion come from and why that number. Nobody has answered that question and given a formula for how they arrived there. The only answer given on record is the following:
“It’s not based on any particular data
Well if that don't beat all I ever seen. Our wonderful government flying by the seat of their pants again and again. Spending money they don't have and coming up with plans and sugar coating everything to make it sound like it is what America needs and this is why we need it and we will do this to pay for it. But at least in commercials and ads and contracts there is always a fine print to read but our government does not say or show its fine print or it might look like this:
All statements and reasons given for the figures on programs you don't really need are not made up. They in fact are what I believe will benefit me and my close friends down the road and after I leave office. You the taxpayer will continue to long support my actions long in to your child's adulthood. Any questions or concerns should be discarded as the thought enters your mind. We are elected by you but not bound by you. We control your money and destiny if you want more control or say then run for office.
So with that being said stay tuned for my next governmental outburst. Way to go Reps on the hill, finally one for the taxpayer!
Think about this for a moment. Whenever something is trying to be done in Washington its a long drawn out process and takes forever for something to even to be put together to be voted on. That is if our overpaid representatives are even in Washington to vote. Now all of a sudden we are facing a crisis so to speak, and something is able to be voted on within a matter of days. Finally, they got it right and did not pass this absolutely ridiculous bill they tried to swindle the American people with. Now they have seen this financial problem brewing for months now and they now want to try and come up with something over a weekend. This should have been worked on at beginning of year when the problems came to light. Furthermore, it should have never gotten to this point to begin with. The oversights and reviews were suppose to be already in place to keep this from happening. Since it failed and the overpaid CEO's made very bad decisions you want the American people to bail them out. HELL NO! I don't earn my income from these companies and I receive no benefits from them so no I will not bail them out. If I screw up that bad at my job I would not have a job and the other workers at my company wouldn't be asked to help pay for any problems that I created.
Now this so called bail out bill is suppose to help these high risk banking problems on our dime. Well hello I'm no brain surgeon or genius and I definitely do not have a masters in investments but what does high risk investments mean anyways. Could it be you might lose your shirt so to speak or you might make a lot of money? It's a high risk for you. If they were making more money than ever predicted would they share that money with the American people just because they made too much. NO! But since they lost their money, they want ours. NO! One of the biggest questions that has yet to be answered is where did the number $700 billion come from and why that number. Nobody has answered that question and given a formula for how they arrived there. The only answer given on record is the following:
“It’s not based on any particular data
point,” a Treasury spokeswoman told Forbes.com Tuesday. “We just wanted
to choose a really large number.”
Well if that don't beat all I ever seen. Our wonderful government flying by the seat of their pants again and again. Spending money they don't have and coming up with plans and sugar coating everything to make it sound like it is what America needs and this is why we need it and we will do this to pay for it. But at least in commercials and ads and contracts there is always a fine print to read but our government does not say or show its fine print or it might look like this:
All statements and reasons given for the figures on programs you don't really need are not made up. They in fact are what I believe will benefit me and my close friends down the road and after I leave office. You the taxpayer will continue to long support my actions long in to your child's adulthood. Any questions or concerns should be discarded as the thought enters your mind. We are elected by you but not bound by you. We control your money and destiny if you want more control or say then run for office.
So with that being said stay tuned for my next governmental outburst. Way to go Reps on the hill, finally one for the taxpayer!
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