"steviekm3" wrote in message
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An old trick of politicians to blame everybody else for the problems
THEY created. They always blame the usual suspects: fat cats on wall
street because they are easy targets. Nobody likes the fat cats. The
fat cats are partially to blame BUT most of the blame goes back to the
politicians. Thanks to the internet the politicians can no longer
hide. See this video for who is behind this mess:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5tZc8oH--o

Pass it along. It has good music and graphics and easily
understandable. Because of this problem taxes will go up, they are
printing money to fix the problem so inflation will go up causing food
and gas prices to go up, thus hurting the average american. Other
prices going up will hurt business and to save money they will layoff
people. Don't let them get away with it, take your country and your
right to prosperity back !

No one has right to prosperity. This has to be earned, or, stolen from
someone else as the case here.

Businesses and creditors alike don't learn from their mistakes unless the
lesson actually hurts enough. The proposed solution from Congress sees that
the pain is more of an embarrassment, than a literal loss to creditors.

Either way, we pay for the fiasco. But, our children and grandchildren will
pay even more if Congress keeps paying for our current problems with their
money.
--
Dave

Food for thought. May cost more or
perhaps the same if the credit market
is allowed to correct on its own. The
added benefit is the credit market won't risk
doing the same thing or similar again
in the future. As a result, such risks taken
by borrowers won't exist either.