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• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • I've heard many folks say that when Obama takes office, this mess will all be straightened out (speaking on the economy).  Well, Obama has NO experience to suggest that he will make wise decisions for the economy.  Obama has (for lack of any other substance), voted Present over 130 …

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • Hey, I'm in!!!  Give me a new corvette.  Man, I've always wanted a new corvette.  How the ladies would loveeeeee me in a new corvette--especially if I was slick enough to have uncle sam pay for it, ha, ha, ha. 

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • Great idea--You paying my repair bills that my worthless warranty won't cover?

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • You hit the nail right on the head.

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • I think your idea of greedy folks on top holds water.  But remember, it's not the Republicans that put us here, it's the Democrats.  Educate yourself before you make statements like that man.  I forgive you. 

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • Actually, if you look back on history, Alexander Hamilton didn't found or create the Republican party.

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • Guarenteed your engine and transmission weren't assembled in U.S.A.

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • Just one question, JoeSmythe, what is a yax?

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • Actually, Toyota sold more cars in America than the big 3 for the first time last year, and they're on course to do it again this year.  Who the hell wants a buick century for over the price of a toyota camry when you just KNOW your century will die in under 3 years anyhow?  What a …

• Auto bailout debate extends to whole economy

  Wed Nov 12, 2008
  • Actually, you can thank the Me, Me, Me generation--you know the one, the 1960's hippie generation.  They are the ones that placed the value of profits above the value of life.  They are the ones that drove the cost of a house out of range of the average American family, they are …