Yes! Plus we'll do it on the back of The New Deal - Goodbye Social Security, unemployment and minimum wage.
63%
No! We will all see the light and start regulating The Banksters and we'll throw the Bankster bums in jail who broke the law.
37%

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hankering 15 years 17 weeks ago

Sadly, very sadly, we have lost our country to greedy corporate thugs. We have lost our freedoms and our livlihood. We are circling the drain..

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Berry 15 years 17 weeks ago

All because our hungry power leader's in America, One can say , looks very insecure and do not want to get embarrass or caught up to the things they hid and so they just love to push and shove bully style to the world . Keep the dictating going to every country in the world, telling them just who they have to be.

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John Defalque 15 years 17 weeks ago

If the first $11 trillion bailout in 2008 went to the homeowners they could have stayed in their homes-the prices wouldn't have tanked and their wouldn't have been any pain.The banks would've had to wait for their money.Mortgages should have been modified to reflect the new market apprasials.This new BS confirms what I have always suspected-that we are clearly headed for a 1930's style dustbowl depression-I guess we the poor should just commit mass suicide.

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Dane 15 years 17 weeks ago

If the polititians,(mostly the republican party) gets their way,it will be done on the back of the New Deal,which the republican party has been trying to undo since Reagan,even though they have been trying to do it longet than that,hopefully everyone will see the light,defeat anyone who even resembles a right winger in 2012, and we throw the bums in jail who caused all this,we can hope but I"m not sure,so far it doesent look good.

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Robert Eichmuller 15 years 17 weeks ago

Sadly, Americans do not realize that the Thugs that have ruined their economy Are the same that brought down Nazi Germany. Prescot Bush was one of hitlers biggest financial supporters. Wall Street will get bailed out again on the backs of Tax Payers.

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bentrek 15 years 17 weeks ago

Our central banking system and asset exchanges are fundamentally corrupt. The tea-party and most americans simply and sincerely demand justice... or if you are an economist - a 'correction' in the markets - a really big correction. Wall street had a 2+ yr stay - no more can-kicking, no more bailouts and no QE3 - at least not in time for what's coming. Why? - mark my words, at best the debt ceiling will not be raised until the 11th hour - sometime in August. Remember, Americans have a long history of never bowing to extortion - like the latest threat of financial armageddon if 'we the people' have the audacity to challenge the 'too big too fail' system.. our economy will actually recover more quickly as a direct consequence of the calamity that follows and this great country will be stronger when the cancer is excised. There will be much work to do in the aftermath...wealth redistribution = job growth.

Honestly, does anybody in their right mind think this was going to just keep on going. Give me a break - the jig is up.

God bless this great country that so many have lost life & limb to protect from tyranny and corruption.

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