AIG's 2008 Bonus Total Nearly Quadruples to $454 Million in Latest Revision - Presidential Politics | Political News - FOXNews.com

AIG's 2008 Bonus Total Nearly Quadruples to $454 Million in Latest Revision - Presidential Politics | Political News - FOXNews.com


I find it very discouraging when President Obama says he will do this and do that. He then begins immediately to do what every other politician has done in the past. Then he gives away our tax money to businesses who couldn't handle the money efficiently that their company was earning. Every time some company needs a bail out President Obama is handing out our money. Why is he doing this? Because he doesn't believe that businesses can fail and businesses can be created without government interference. So here is how the cycle works even though it wasn't perceived to work this way when the Constitution was written.

The American citizen:

1. Born and becomes a tax credit for his parents through out the years until out of school and earns his own income
2. Begins to work
3. Pays taxes on his income
4. Pays taxes to spend his income
5. Pays on interest he earns from the money he saves
6. Has his government give away his tax money to foreign governments to solve their problems when we have the same problems in our country that we can't solve
7. Chases his dream, however, when looks for government assistance of any part he is turned away because he is not a minority or a foriegn national
8. Pays medical insurance entire time he works but when needed finds out that its not enough. The insurance company has loop holes on what they will and will not pay because of this and that
9. Gives money his whole life to a retirement fund and retires to find out he has nothing left because his government thought they could spend his money better than he could

So what made America great in the past President Obama is doing is best to take it apart. He is trying to run this country in a campaign mode but doing opposite of what he has promised in his campaign. Where is all the oversite?