As the federal government steps to the center of the financial crisis, devising plans to take ownership of hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of bad mortgages, a pair of simple questions rise to the fore: Will this intervention finally be enough to restore order? And what will this grand rescue cost taxpayers? Full Story »
Posted by Kaizar Campwala
A good article as far as it goes. Let's get real. Neocon's request for a clean bill devoid of amendments is really a demand for a no-controls bailout--the final total sum of which may eventually cost taxpayers over trillion and a half dollars--to save the country from the consequences of their own reckless, greedy, corrupt eight years of neocon free-market follies. And if they don't get the colossal no-strings-attached largess they're hoping for, then looms the threat of outcomes too horrifying to contemplate. Outcomes that cannot even be discussed, quite simply because no financial expert yet has the slightest inkling of the true extent of the Frankenstein neocons have created.
