I think what Paulson did was...(sm)
Posted By: Just the big bad on 2008-11-19
In Reply to: paulson - dow down
basically say that they weren't going to do anything else with the bailout and just let the next administration handle it. Well, at least he admits to not having a clue.
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My understanding is the rally came about because of the bailout and has gone back down because they announced this week they will not be using the money for the intended purpose and changed all the rules.
paulson and bernanke
It means they can announce to the world there is an emergency, but you shouldn't.
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Every time I see Paulson on TV
I get the uncontrollable urge to throw something at my TV. Thankfully I've just had pillows within my reach because if I damaged my TV over my anger at Paulson.....then I'd really be p!ssed at the man. There are crooks on both pubs and dems sides alike. I personally have my torch and pitchfork ready and waiting. LOL
If Paulson had spent that money....(sm)
from the first bailout on saving these institutions instead of padding CEO pockets, would this be an issue today?
Personally, I hope capitalism does go down. It has never worked and never will.
Paulson says government not buy troubled assests
This is about troubled mortgages.
http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/government/treasury-secretary-paulson-expected-bailout-update/
This is about the 3 car companies. Calls increasing TO LET Big Three Automakers fail.
http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/government/detroits-big-bail-let-fail/
First of all, Paulson is Bush's baby. Don't pawn him off...nm
on the dems. He will be gone when Obama takes office. Secondly, the bailout money is not being spent on what Paulson said it would be spent on since Congress gave him the authority to change his strategy if he saw fit? Way too much leeway in my opinion. Hang on to your hats everyone, it is going to be a bumpy ride!
Republicans Bush, Paulson, Bernanke, Boehner all
This is supposedly a "bipartisan" initiative. Keynesianism is a fairly popular school of economic theory among academics, fairly obscure to Main Street. Doubtful it will do much in terms of jump-starting the economic freeze and it is absurd to think that "stunts" will instill confidence in the economy on Wall Street, Main Street or in banking institutions. The long haul is what we all are in for, no matter who wins in November.
Paulson requested Asia and Middle East
And suggested that maybe it was up to them now to have a lower savings rate and a higher consumption rate.
I think he is putting them on notice that any further losses they will have to take and will not be covered by the government. I also think he is putting the US companies on notice that if they are borrowing from Asia and the middle east and issue credit default swaps they will have to cover them from now on.
Actually, this sounds like an "intervention" show where the parent is lecturing the drug dealer to stay away from their kid, the credit addict.
didnt say bush appointed him. said paulson did. besides that post wasnt for you n e way.
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