Obama will be next when we recapture the Senate and house in 2010.
Meanwhile the uninformed and unwilling to learn have now voted in this now obvious liberal political payback to the tune of trillions and trillions of future working American's paychecks because we're not paying for it, we don't have it to give.
But the children of America better start working today because each of them are now on the hook for a few g notes and they haven't even left grade school yet. You lefties asked for it and you all just might enjoy getting screwed backwards, but we didn' t vote or sign on to this highway robbery regardless of those three traitorous stooges so you own it part and parcel.
Enjoy the power grab as it's already over in 2o1o you can bet.
This presidency has already failed. Done deal, failure from the starting line.
From Rasmussen reports this morning:Why Obama’s new Tarp will fail to rescue the banks:
FT.com / Columnists / Martin Wolf - "Has Barack Obama’s presidency already failed? In normal times, this would be a ludicrous question. But these are not normal times. They are times of great danger. Today, the new US administration can disown responsibility for its inheritance; tomorrow, it will own it. Today, it can offer solutions; tomorrow it will have become the problem. Today, it is in control of events; tomorrow, events will take control of it. Doing too little is now far riskier than doing too much. If he fails to act decisively, the president risks being overwhelmed, like his predecessor. The costs to the US and the world of another failed presidency do not bear contemplating.
What is needed? The answer is: focus and ferocity. If Mr Obama does not fix this crisis, all he hopes from his presidency will be lost. If he does, he can reshape the agenda. Hoping for the best is foolish. He should expect the worst and act accordingly.
Yet hoping for the best is what one sees in the stimulus programme and – so far as I can judge from Tuesday’s sketchy announcement by Tim Geithner, Treasury secretary – also in the new plans for fixing the banking system. I commented on the former last week" continued
56% Oppose Any More Government Help For Banks
Rasmussen Reports™: The Most Comprehensive Public Opinion Site.: "While the Obama Administration is pledging up to $2.5 trillion in support for the troubled U.S. financial system, 56% of Americans oppose giving bankers any additional government money or any guarantees backed by the government.
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