Rick Santori (argh! sp: Santelli ) on CNBC Was Just Making
…this very same point.
Commentary: Bankruptcy, not bailout, is the right answer
Congress has balked at the Bush administration’s proposed $700 billion bailout of Wall Street. Under this plan, the Treasury would have bought the “troubled assets” of financial institutions in an attempt to avoid economic meltdown.
This bailout was a terrible idea. Here’s why.
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September 29, 2008 5:51 pm
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Thank you Rick on your honest answers this morning about Sec. Paulson, you tell it so that we the common guy on the street understand.
Again keep up the excellent work on honest answers.
RICK,
GREAT HONEST, TO THE POINT COMMENTS. HEARD YOU ON RUSH TODAY & HAD TO LET YOU KNOW HOW GOOD IT SOUNDS TO HEAR SOMEONE TELL IT LIKE IT IS.I’M SICK OF DRIVING THRU ALLENTOWN PA IN THE AFTERNOON TO MEETINGS OR TO PICKUP PARTS FOR MY BUSINESS & SEE THE “residents’ SITTING ON THE PORCHES DRINKING MALT LIQUOR THAT YOU & I ARE PROBABLY PAYING FOR VIA OUR TAXES.KEEP UP THE COMMENTARIES AMERICANS WILL SUPPORT YOU.
VALTER
Dear Rick,
Thank you for speaking up and voicing American’s outrage at the continuous government meddling dictating its unAmerican economic perspectives in the life of its citizens.
I wonder if a Chicago tea party would have any impact on this arrogant adminstration.
Thanks for your refreshingly honest assessment of our nations concerns.
Concerned Citizen
DEAR RICK,
Obama said in a speech at 4 pm that the goverment has to keep a close eye on the banks. And the Goverment put how many pork bills into this package? Who can the American people trust?Somebodys not telling the truth here.