What Senators Really Think Of Their Constituents
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91,000 CALLS 85,000 AGAINST THE BAILOUT BILL! Sen Feinstein
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What Senators Really Think Of Their Constituents
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From Diane Feinstein last night: 93% of the people who called her office opposed the bailout not because they were opposed to government intervention in the financial markets, not because they thought it was wrong for taxpayers to bailout other people from the consequences of their bad decisions, but because they’re just too stupid to understand. That, [...]
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When will the bailouts stop? A summary of 2008 stimulus packages and bailouts in the United States
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By Xin Lu 2008 will probably go down in history as the year of bailouts, crashes, and meltdowns. Here is a quick run down of all the laws and bills congress pushed through with lightning speed in this election year. With two months left in the year, we may see some more bailouts and stimulus packages to come. 02/13/2008 - $168 billion stimulus package is passed into law . This included tax rebate...
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Feinstein to constituents: You're confused
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) received 91,000 calls and e-mails on the bailout. She says that 85,000 (93% of callers) were opposed to the measure. She voted against them last night and said they were confused and that they "don't understand"...
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Who Runs the Country?
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Certainly not The People. The People are against this particular proposed "Bailout" by a factor of 10 to 1. Economists are against the plan almost unanimously. And yet 75% of the patrician Senate voted for it. And, with the pork added to the proposal now at a whopping 400+ pages of legislation, the House is expected to pass the bill the second time around. The fix is in, as it always is. What is this...
